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Stibbs, Hanna & Co., until they were succeeded by Kauke & Frost bankers: John H. Kauke and Charles S. Frost. American Hotel, Caldwell's Atlas of 1873. Wayne

1869–1871) Partner (Kauke & Frost) Clerk (Henry J. Frost - Dry Goods, 1853–1855) Shoemaker () Family Parents Charles Cristopher Frost (b.1805–d.1880) Media

the flames from Powers store flashing up the brick wall of Kauke and Frost bank building and setting the cornice in a blaze. From thence under the tin roof

of JH Kauke and CS Frost firm of Exchange Bank of Kauke and Frost by mutual consent. CS Frost withdrawing and JH Kauke assumes all liabilities and authorized

office over with Bonewitz and Carr. Exchange Bank of John Kauke and Charles S Frost, est. 1854, successor to Stibbs, Hanna and Co.. William Shives, fashionable

McDonald and Co., JH Kauke manager. J Zimmerman and Co.. Hartman and Durstine lumber yard, Larwill and Bever Streets. Exchange Bank of Kauke and Frost, successors

building. Hartman and Durstine Lumber Yard corner of Bever and Larwill Streets. J Zimmerman and Co. Drug Store W Liberty Street. Carriage and Wagon Works of

organs for sale. Exchange Bank of Kauke and Frost. IN Jones, Jan. 1st, died at his residence on corner of Walnut and South Street, Tuesday evening at 8

stand 21, 23, 25, 27, 29 South Street. Exchange Bank of Kauke and Frost, successors to Stibbs, Hanna and Co., E Liberty Street, American Hotel. Attorney, John

deemed a city in 1869 and then the "Trustees" came to be known as "Councilmen." Media Gallery Discover logos, letterheads, maps, ads, and photos. Read more

60 days repairs on reapers and mowers, John H Kauke and John Zimmerman. J Roth and Co. boots and shoes. David Nice hats and caps, opposite the American

The 1887 Quadrennial Enumeration includes a list of males who are 21 years and older. This Enumeration does indicate whether the individual is white or "colored"

Guide, and Business Mirror (1859). William M. Thayer, E. Side, Wooster, Ohio 44691 Solomon R. Bonewitz, S. Side Liberty St. Between Market St. and Walnut

occupied by McDonald and Co., corner of Walnut and W Liberty Streets, Blacker and Boyghton. Naylor and Imgard, cutter and makers, upstairs, front room

of courthouse. Flour and corn meal at City Mill of Boyd and Smith. J Zimmerman and Co.. Exchange Bank of JH Kauke and Charles C Frost, est. 1854, successors

#1ME, JS Bissell and Bros., dry goods and carpets. 1875 for spring, George Plumer, dry goods and notions. I am still hear making buggies and wagons, John Wilhelm

Conrad and Deer, Charles F Schopll, W Wertenberger and Sons, H Freedlander, Fletcher and Berry, JW Barrett, GJ Krieger and Co., SZ and C Clark, Cox and Pippitt

built sometime between 1840 and 1860. Originally known as the Iron Block. First owned by James C. Jacobs and John H. Kauke, followed by Col. Samuel Keefer

reliable and brave. L Firestone and Son. Liggett’s, burned out and still alive and kicking, will resume in a few days. S Metzler, painter, grainer and paper

Wooster, Ohio 44691 Faws and Cooper, Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. Fletcher, Dalton, Ohio 44618 Gilbert Wagon and Carriage Shop - E.H. Gilbert and Sons, Main, Smithville

1873: McClarran and Caskey, J and E Numbers, OM Albright, Goodman and Miller, CA Henry, Taylor and Spink, CT Parks and JW Underwood. D Clark and Sons, next

J Eberman and Co., saddles and harness. New spring goods at Barrett and Ogden, #3 ME, cheap boots and shoes. Cheap boots and shoes at Roth and Werick, two

the owner of the building. The storeroom and workshop of McClure and Hinton will be torn down and a new and splendid three story building erected in its

Kean. Johnson and Taylor. McClure and Smyser. Ed Newkirk. Dr. JH Todd and LA Yocum. Dr. CA Lerch and CC Stauffer, office and rooms 41 and 43, S Market Street

with the world; and possessed a kind and hospitable disposition. He was indeed one of nature's best and noblest works, an honest man; and his memory will

quietly and conduct a safe and reliable business. JH Kauke and Charles S Frost are still at the helm of the old established Exchange Bank and have the

Swartz, Frank Taggert, McClarran and Jones, Taylor and Taylor. Drs. Joseph H and James C Todd, Dr. HA Hart, Drs. Stoll and Ryall. Thomas Elder. Dr. HN Mateer

freight and passenger railroad passing through its limits and to own and control the same and that city of Wooster, a city to state of Ohio and having said

McSweeney and Parsons AS McClure AJ Thomas Rex and Jones George Brauneck Richeson and Wiley Bonewitz and Carr Welker and Downing Sample and Jeffries. Physicians:

38 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. W. Kauke, 136 E. Bowman St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Capt. J. H. Kauke, 83 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. V. Hard

Moore and Mrs. and Mr. Power, resulting in transfer of the property to Mrs. Power, who now has charge of the establishment and has full right and title

Wooster, Ohio 44691 Geitgey and Bro., F. B. Geitgey and Bros., east end grocery for groceries and provisions flour, feed, baled hay and straw, phone 7, 110 E