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Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed questions from Do You Remember Continued. Mathias Schloss' grocery store; Hopkins & Co. on Second (2nd) Street, later in the Turley Building; Stewart's Drug Store; First Presbyterian Church; Frank Adams; Heny King, undertaker in the McFarland building; Joe Huston's dogs of all nations; Capt. William Moore and the Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works; Jennie Moran, taught Seminary School at Court and Fifth (5th); Peter Brushar; Carl Lehman -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with questions from Do You Remember Continued. James W. Bannon; John Sherer; Lee Eichelstein; Sute Gilbert; Portsmouth makes it to front page of the Police Gazette twice: Bonnonfoertle's ghost; Crusaders cleaned out Dutch Mike's Place in the Huston Stone Front; Al G. Fields Minstrels; Art Williams, cler for Dan Spry, the druggist; C. F. Miller; Cherry sisters; George Sheppard -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed questions from Do You Remember Continued. Culbertson & Co. had a queensware store in the Rosenberg Building on Gallia Street; John Yoakley's music store, organist at All Saints Church; Flanders and Morgan; Dr. McCorney; Dr. F. B. Mussey; D. S. Johnson & Son; Col. William Bolles lived in the Eli Kinney House; George Walker, mayor; Fred Schmidt, marshal; Hal Pursell, drug store owner in the Wilhelm Opera House; Charles Kehoe, salesman for the C. P. Tracy & Co.; Dan Raegan; U. G. Drake's temperance paper called "Facts and Figures;" H. W. Farnham, attorney associated with Judge Towne and J. P. Purdum -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed questions from Do You Remember continued. D. Beardsley; J. N. Lutz; William Burt; Montague Julian, dentist with Dr. I. M. Wright; "Red" Harris; Riverside Baseball Club with Hiram Brown; George Davis; George Brown; Alex Atkins; Company H.; W. H. Rhodes and daughter Helen; David Hull, bookkeeper in Col. Peter Kinney's Bank; E. R. Ronsheim; Heidelberg, Freidlander & Co. on Front Street; Ralph Johnson, manager of the Grand Opera House; Arbuckle's coffee -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed questions from Do You Remember Continued.Dr. Heiner and Dr. Neighbors; Pursell and Bragdon occupied a store room adjoining Fisher and Streich Pharmacy; Henry Marting's Drygoods Store; Grand Opera House choice seat bought by John F. Brushart for $25.00; Immortal J. N.; Judge Bell;Stanley Prichard's Bicycle Shop on Chillicothe Street; W. S. Walker and the Portsmouth Veneer and Panel Co.; George E. Mathews ; Hibbs Hardware Co. on Second (2nd) Street -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed questions from Do You Remember Continued. West End Hotels; Captain W. P. Ripley, steamboat captain bought the "Arizona:" Robert McAllister, clerk on the City of Portsmouth; Koblenz and Huston had a shoe factory in the Huston Stone Front; Star Hotel; Fred Gotz, chief of the fire department; John McMillan, superintendent of the Gas Company; Rev. C. M. Bethauser, pastor of Sixth (6th) Street Methodist Church; Prof. Sager, leader of the Civic Band; Russell and Richardson; Daily Times; 1895, women voted for members of the school board -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. city's first public well discovered on Market Street; James A. Cleaver; Huston and Koblens had a factory in the Huston Stone Front; Robert Bell's Shoe Factory; W. H. McCall; Doerr Bros. on Second (2nd) Street; King's Undertaking occupied Frank White's barber shop room; Joe N. Murray; Corney Wells, manager of the United States Laundry; H. H. Higgins had a grocery in the Odd Fellows Building at Court and Fifth (5th) Streets; Knights of Labor opened a grocery store in the Powers Building -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Tracy Johnson was with the Tracy Shoe Company; W. A. Fraze was giving spiritualistic seances at his rooms in the Vincent Block; G. W. Huggins coal Office; Sexton's wholesale tobacco house occupied the present W. L. Wilhelm location; Dr. W. D. Tremper, member of the Monkey Club; Mary Draper; Jacob Berndt; C. P. Gatlin, book binder with T. M. Patterson; Jake Applegate drove mail wagon; Chas. Figlesthaler was with J. Eisman & Bros. Clothiers; Hal Pursell had Opera House Drug Store and put in a soda fountain; Fred Meixner; John Blankenmeyer, located where W. L. Wilhem's is now -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 172. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. C. W. Carson; James Keyes; Jacob Weber; Seel's and Knittel's Bakery; Walton Gibson and H. E. Greene. druggists; Wiley Rigerish, clerk in Dr. Pixley's drug store; Bernard Heid and H. B. Hull, photographers; Dr. Bing; H. R. W. Smith came from the Enquirer to edit the Tribune; A. L. McKay, city editor of the Daily Blade; Charles I. Barker, Harvey Young, Elmer Dover, all on the Times; Times Office; Patterson's; J. B. Gilson -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 173. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. C. W. Carson; James Keyes published "Recollections in 1888; Jacob Weber; Seel's and Knittel's Bakery; Walter Gibson, H. E. Greene, druggists; Wiley Rigrish, clerk at Dr. Pixley's drug store; Bernard Heid, H. B. Hull, photographers; Dr. Bing; H. R. W. Smith came from the Enquirer to edit the Tribune; A. L. McKay, editor of the Daily Blade; Charles I. Barker, Harvey Y., and Elmer Dover were all on the Times; Times office on Second (2nd) Street, near T. M. Patterson's; J. B. Gilson -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Max Wise's overall factory at Second (2nd) and Jefferson; Henry Prescott had a wheelbarrow factory on Front Street, associate Joseph Hornung; J. I. Marsh; Fourth of July Celebration at Union Mills; Rev. H. Veith built the German Presbyterian Church; Ben Pratt, only city engineer; John Flood was with Seebohm & Co.; John Kyle was with Charles Amann, druggist, later with Flood and Blake; James A. Hager was with D. R. Spry and George Webb with F. A. Amann; Hurth and Bruch grocery; William Hard; Buffalo Bill's show; N & W Terminals -
Do You Remember Continued
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 175. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Cox's Drug Store, corner of the Masonic Temple; Edward Kinney and Ed Peebles, clerks in Alex Warner's dry goods store; Prof. Carney had a commercial school in the Spry Building followed by Prof. E. W. Smith who moved to the McFarland Building; Capt. Charles Soule's studio in the Massie Block; Evans & Bro. photo gallery in the Enterprise Block built by B. L. Jefferson; Edward T. Welsh; George Holman was a clerk for Peter Brodbeck; Alex Calder was a bookkeeper for C. P. Tracy & Co.; Taylor Robinson was with W. A. Connolly; Walter Miller; Emma McFarlin; Ray McCord; B. R. Miles