Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-06
MEXICO PEOPLE.
Quite a Number Now Living in st.
Louis List Furnished by
G. S. Campbell.

c. s. Campbell, Of st. Louis, for
merly of this city, has furnished the
LEDGER with list OF Mexico people
who are now residing In st. Louis. The
following gives the residence and busi-
ness Of these people, and will be Of In
terest to the readers Of the LEDGER:
T. W. Sneed, 913 Garrison, shipping
clerk.
Morris Pearson, 1902 Olive, dentist.
Ross Rebman, 3lO4A Nebraska ave
receiving clerk.
Geo w. Chase, 424l Labadie ave
drayman for Columbia Transfer Co.
Miss Stella Chase, Louisiana, Mo-,
book keeper for Stark Nursery
VIM Chase, 424l Labldie avenue,
drayman for Gum Fruit Co.
Bates Fletcher, 1884 Old Manchester
street lamp lighter for city.
Miss Callie Thomas, 1872 Laelede
avenue, Slenographer,
$. II Douglass, 262o Caroline ave
with Comp Air House Cleaning Co.
Hattie and Howard Douglass, 1920
Caroline avenue, with Penny 4 Gen
ties d. g. e.
G.. Thurston Elliott, 1923 Caroline
avenue, with Compressed Air House
Cleaning Co
Harry Gapen, 1906 Folsom avenue,
shipping clerk for G. Il. Co.
Cuas Kunkel, 1916 Lindell avenue,
assistant shipping clerk c, r. Co.
Jacob NJ. Marshall, Maplewood, stock
clerk q. T. Co.
C. s. Campbell, 1923 N. Compton,
receiving clerk @. I. Co.
Clarence Gapen, 30l6 Lindell ave
assistant time-keeper @. T. Co.
Robert Gapen, 1916 Lindell avenue,
foreman in leaf department c. T. Co.
Edward Moore, 1853 Old Manchester
Road, foreman over tag boys C. T.
Co.
Walter Moore, express messenger
Harvey Cordner, 1921 Belle avenue,
meat cutter at 1926 Vandeventer
Kirk Owings, 2soO Washington ave.,
Schaper's carpet Department.
j. f. Wright, 1926 Gamble, barber,
corner Grand and Franklin.
Mrs DR.. Walker and Mrs. Gearey
3S24A Windsor, son with Dun's Col
lecting Agency
Charles Steele, corner 9th and Frank
lin avenue, Holland Hotel, with God
dard Grocery Co.
r.. Lockridge Steele, corner 9th and
Franklin, Holland Hotel, with God
dard Grocery Co.
Joshua Andrews, Sheetham, painter
at Evans g. Howard's Il. b. Co.
Chas. Andrews, 4247A n. Market,
assistant foreman in pipe shop at
Evans s. Howard's f. B. Co.
Miss Emma Andrews, 1923 N, Comp
ton, stenographer with j. E. Hall
Commission Co.
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mortorman on Suburban line.
John P. Campbell, 4Ol6 Laclede,
carpenter and contractor.
G. d. Ferris 900 S. 2nd street, stove
manufacturer.
W. f. Reed, corner Washington and
Sarah, proprietor New Franklin Hotel.
Mrs Chalmers and daughters, Sll
N. 10th street, saleslades at Globe.
Chas. Day and family, Sl1 n. 10th
street.
Sam Edwards, 4O5OA Olive, sales
man.
Luke Staples, 47l6 Easton, street
car conductor on Page avenue line.
Edward Tomlinson, 74l Walton,
street car conductor on Page avenue
line.
John Owen, street car conductor on
Page avenue line.
Miss Baker, 1872 Laclede, stenogra-
pher.
VIII Catterton, 1000 Forest Park
Boulevard, Vandeventer Station Agt.
Miss Bernice Leslie, 3940 Laclede,
clerk in premium department C. 7.
Co.
Field Quinenberry, street car con-
ductor on Market street line
Hiram w. Moore, 1853 Greer avenue,
lawyer, on second floor of Wainwright
Building.
Harrison Robinson, 1904 Fairfax,
carpenter and contractor
John Bishop, 1913 N. Taylor, con-
tractor and carpenter,
Walter Bush, 2413 n. Taylor, sales
man.
John r. Gay, 6255 Columbia ave-,
street car conductor on Olive.
Miss Gertrude Moore, Maplewood,
clerk with insurance company on
Broadway.
George Clayton, 4046 Laclede, at
Cupples Station, r. r. T. T.
w. S. Doolin, 9l3 Garrison, with
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