St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14

NNNNASAN Ats AN1IA Dl DOlll II. -ALGu anu
Daniel II. Neon, under the present firm
style, both OF them having previously
been With the house.
The stock IS very comprehensive
one, embracing everything in the
grocery line. both the heavy and fancy
goods, 1t is TO the credit Of the Supe-
rlor management of Allen. Moon x Co.
that they are able to enter new terri
tory and occupy it. It speaks we'll for
the quality OF the goods and for the
prices. and could not be possible except
for the fact that they have unlimited
capital, defensive resources and the most
complete system OF buying and manag-
ing.
While carrying all kinds of groceries.
Allen, Moon II Co. make a special
feature OF teas, Norway fish, Mediter-
ranean dried fruits and American
staples. In teas the best. choicest and
most reliable goods are received direct
from the largest concerns OF China and
Japan, and the Norway tish and Med
iterranean products are also received
direct and IN immense quantities. The
sales of the house reach the eXtraor-
binary sum Of two millions annually.
and they nave Increased steadily year
after Year. The various departments Of
the house require the services of not
AI-S AtlfA4l live HILL anu III
most discipline pervadeS the entire es-
adjustment.
Not only do they have customers in
ali the states that are included in St.
Pauls trade territory, but their corps OF
travelling men, twelve in ali, and most
experienced and ShreHd solicitors are
they, under their direction have pene-
trated the Eastern districts, the South
amt Southwest, with the most crafty
ing results.
Mr.. Alien came to St. Paul directly
after the war. and has acquired large
and valuable interests here He is a
director IN the Germau-AHericau Ma
tIOnal bank. lie is member Of the
CommercIai club also. Mr.. Moon was
formerly in the grocery business at
Rochester, Mimi, but came here in
1881, when he became associated with
sir. Allen IN the present undertaking.
Mr.. Moon IS member of the CONNER
clal cIuO ana Il perpetual member Of
the ST. Paul chamber OF commerce. MI.
Moon has the management of all mat
tiers connected with sales, While MI
Alien has the general management of
affairs, and control OF the bHying.
KELLOGG, JOHNSON a 90.
Inc wholesale shoe house of Kellogg.
Johnson Il Co. which was founded in
1882, makes a speciality OF ladies' shoes
OF the finest quality; also mems Of the
highest grades. The house is ut Nos.
235 and 23l East Fourth street, occupy
iug the entire feur-stOry building.
The house deals iii fine goods made in
the East, and the annual safes reach 4
million dollars. From fifteen 90 eighteen
travelling men are employed. and the
trade territory embraces Michigan. Hi
nOIs and iowa. the DakOtaS. Washing
ton, ladahO, Montana and Oregon. The
officers OF the company are: Cyrus II.
Kellogg. president: Andrew L. john
son, vice president, and Leonard w.
French, secretary aud treasurer.
Mir. Kellogg came from Rochester,
Nh Johnson from Albert Lea. and Mir.
French from the East, about ten years
ago. The TWO first named are mer bers
OF the Commercial club, ana OF the job
Ders ami Manufacturers union, ana all
are men OF ripe experience IN the shoe
business Ihey are the 81. Paul agents
for the Boston Rubber SE0e cOmpany's
goodS. which are everywhere known us
THE best made.
THE FRIEND BROS. CLOTHING CO
The a60Ye concern. with Headquarters
IN milwaukee,, opened an office III this
city thirteen years ago. 1t IS i'll room
OF the Davidson block. and is managed
y J.
clothing trade from here To the Pacific
coast. Tie territory tributary 10 ST.
Paul is cauVassed by 4. ). Friend, j.
Abel ANA w. W. Pennington. all able
representatives.. All kinds OF men ).
youths and boys clothing are handled.
and samples may be seen at the local
office. \ visit 20 this house IS always
attended WIN satisfaction 20 the pur-
chaser, ana the treatment of customers
ny Mr. WesSti Is too well known to need
an eulogIum here Ihe trade from this
office covers 81. Paul, Minneapolis ana
the Northwest.
hOEHLER & HINRICHS.
kOehier Il HinrlCho. at Sixth and Wa
couta streets. was established in 1885.
They are importers, wholesale dealers,
also manufacturers. OF fancy groceries,
butchers and packers supplies. bar
glassware and supplies, and re1rigerat.
OrS OF all kinds. Tie SaIesrOOn and
general office Is at Sixth and Wacouta
streets, and the factory IS at Fourth and
LOcuStS streets, where the manufacture
OF bar furniture and fixtures OF all kinds
Is carried on. Forty men are employed.
ana the sales exceed S5JO.OU0 annually.
J. II. ROACH d co.
The house OF j. Ii. Roach IL Co. manu-
factUTers OF confectionery. 4l5 aud Az
jackson street. has been ia existence
since 1884. The senior partner. j. H.
Roach. is president of ,the company;
while c. a. Roach Is vice president. ana
j. q. White is secretary and treasurer.
They occupy large SeYen-st0rY build
Ing. the lower floors containing tie
wholesale department and office. while
the rest ara used for the factory. A
speciality is made of chocolate anu bon
b0rS, but the productions include all
kinds OF fine counter goods. buttercups.
caramelS, chips and taffieS A tive-tOn
ammonia ice plant has been recently
added, ana the company has its own
mills for chocolate. also iarge-siZed
sugar Irili. The business amounts to
S20o, goo year.
j. @. KOENIG.
Among the manufacturers OF fine can
dies IN this state no one is better known
than MIR. j. G.. hoenig. who is in that
business at Is West Third street. Mr.
hoeIfig- who is a native of Germany.
came to this country several years ago.
and mas lived IN st paul siDca ISQ0 He