1905 - Clayton County Directory &
Gazetteer - 1905
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Guttenberg Post office
This flourishing, incorporated town is pleasantly situated on the west bank of the Mississippi River, and on the C., M. & St. P. R. R., and this with the steamers running regularly on the Mississippi, affords unusually good shipping facilities. It is thirty-five miles from Dubuque, twenty-two southeast of Elkader, the county seat, and nineteen south of McGregor. It contains German-Lutheran, German-Catholic and Methodist churches, public and Catholic schools. The manufacturing industries are represented as follows: A sawmill with a cutting capacity of 125,000 feet of lumber per day and which employs about 175 men from early in Spring till late in the Fall, a hardwood lumber mill, a steam roller flouring mill with a capacity of 100 barrels of flour per day, two grain elevators, planing mill, lumber yards, soda water factory, brewery, pearl button and excelsior factories, fine water works, and a number of special and general stores, and supports two weekly newspapers, the News and Press. It maintains two banks, one state and one private, the latter being one of the strongest in Iowa. The location of the town is on a handsome prairie, extending from the base of the bluffs one-half mile eastward to the river and about three miles in length. Has a fine public park and first class hotel. Principal shipments, grain, flour, lumber and live stock. U. S. Express. W. U. Telegraph. Telephone connections. Mail daily. Population, 2,000.
Town residents receiving mail through the Guttenberg post office:
| Abitz, Fred Adam, Peter Amann, Henry Amann, John Andregg, John Ary, Levi D. Aulwes, Fred W. Aulwes, John Aulwes, Louis Ball, Carl Ball, Ludwig Baltes, Constance Balzer, Fred Barbknecht, Charles Bartlett, Rev. E.C. Barton, Henry Baumgartner, Joel Bechler, Jacob Beck, Baptiste Beerman, Benjamin Beermann, Louis H. Beerman, Wm. Beerman, Wm. J. Behm, Adolph Behrens, Elizabeth Behrens, Helmuth H. Behrnd, Wilhelmina Beutel, Bros. Beutel, Charles Beutel, Charlotte Beutel, Gustav Beyer, Arthur E. Bierbaum, Albert L. Biederman, John F. Block, Fred H. Bock, Francisca Boder, Elizabeth Borcherding, Wm. Borcherding, Wm. Jr. Borman, August H. Bosecker, Fred Brandtman, Lizzie Braun, Lena Brinkmann, Rev. J.H. Brock, John Bruening, Wm. Buechel, Henry Bunke, Lena Burns, Mrs. Alice Burr, Elizabeth Burr, Mathias Carter, Miss Lizzie Casanova, John Casanova, Joseph Caspar, Mathias Cassutt, Emma Cassutt, John Cassutt, Thomas Central House Hotel Chase, Edwin W. Cherne, Charles Class, Gustav A. Class, Mrs. Louisa Clayton County Bank Clayton County Journal (newspaper) Coleman, Eliza Coleman, Robert H. Colett, Fred Commercial House Hotel Connors, John Cooper, Harry Daacke, Henry Daacke, Henry W. David, Fred Dent, Fred J. De Sotel, John C. De Sotel, J.M. De Sotel, Louis Dietrich, Cal Dittmer, Gustav Dittmer, Martin Doerweller, Anton Doney, Alfred Dortland, Joseph Drenkhahn, Charles Drenikahn, Wm. Drollmann, Walburga Dubbels, John Duffin Bros., M.D. Duffin, Charles W. Duffin, Earl J. Duffin, William L. Duwe, Dietrich Duwe, Edward Eberhard, Edward P. Eberhardt, Catherine Eckart, Henry Eckart, Miss Ida Eckart, John P. Eggerth, Casper Eilers, Bernard H. Eilers, Hermann G. Eilers, Henry Eilers, Margaret Einch, Nicholas Ennen, Edmund Eppens, Margaret Erdmann, Wm. Erhardt, Fred Erie, Ferdinand Esser, Amelia Fahlling, Henry Fahling, Wm. F. Falkenhainer, Charles C. Fassbinder, Gottfried Fassbinder, Henry Fehlhafer, Fred A. Felder, August Felder, Joseph Felder, Julia Felder, Margaret Felsch, Otto Fest, John Fister, Lena Fiechsig, Miss Christina Flenkje, Wilhelmina Floeder, B. Henry Follmann, Jacob Follman, Wm. Franks, Wiley W. Fredelake, Henry French, George Frey, Emil Frey, Mrs. Tillie Friedlein, Fred Friedlein, Fred N. Friedlein, George Friedlein, George F. Friedlein, Harriett Friedlein, Nicholas Friedlein, Wiley E. Friedlein, Wm. L. Fricke, August Fricke, Henry Fricke, Jessie Fritsche, Andreas Frommelt, Frank Frommelt, Louis Fry, Hannah Fry, Theodore Fueliemann, Agatha Fuerste, Charles Fuerste, Mrs. Louise Garretson, J.W. Gelof, Mary Geuder, Ernest Geuder, Helena Geuder, Leonard Geuder, Louis Geuger, Henry Giencka, Carl Gilbertz, Michael Gobell, Henry Gobell, Miss Mattie E. Goers, Mrs. Annie Goers, Dora Goetz, Edward L. Gossard, Albert A. Gossard & Wolford Gray, Otis E. Greenley, Frank |
Greenwaldt, Henry Guss, George Gussmann, Johanna Guttenberg Excelsior Mfg. Co. Guttenberg Pearl Button Co. Guttenberg Printing Co. Guttenberg State Bank Hagen, Fred Hagen, Ule. Hagensick, Mathias Harris, Elwyn Harter, Edward Harter, Frank J. Harvey, Charles S. Haubach, Wm. Hausier, Joseph Heiden, August Heiller, August Heine, Wm. H. Heitmann, Henry J. Heitmann, J.H. Herboldsheimer, B. Herboldsheimer, John S. Hermann, George Hesse, Ella Hilstob, Jacob Hinners, Frank Hirschbuchler, John Hodges, Thomas J. Holtz, Henry Homann, August Homann, August Jr. Horsch, Emma G. Horsch, Jacob H. Horsch, Louisa Horsch, Robert Horsch, Wm. F. Howe, Louisa Huene, August Huene, John E. Huene, Mary Ihm, Emil Ihm, Herman Ingwersen, David Ingwersen, John Ives, Thomas S. Jacobs, George M. Jacobs, Henry Jaeger, Joseph James, Benj. W. Janzig, Rev. John Jenkins, Charles B. Jenkins, Charles W. Jenkins, Horace G. Johnson, Charles P. Johnson, George H. Johnson, Wm. Jost, Fred Jungblut, Wm. J. Jungk, Mary Jungk, Mathias Jungk, Nick. Junk, Charles Junk, Mathias Junk, Peter P. Junk, Vincent Junk, Wm. Junk, W.H. Kaiser, Joseph Kampmeyer, Henry Kann, Anna M. Kann, Wm. H. Kappen, Albert Kappen, Clemens Kappen, Henry Kappen, Hubert Kellett, Thomas A. Kennicker, Joseph Kennicker, Mrs. Mary Kickbush, Wm. Kipper, Frank Jr. Kirch, Philip Klinkenberg, Carl Kloser, George Kluth, George F. Kluth, John Knoch, Emil Kohler, Anna Kohler, Conrad Kohler, George Kohler, Innick Kords, Margaret Kords, Wm. L. Kramer, Jacob Kregel, Henry Kregel, John Kregel, Wm. Kriebs, Lena Kriese, Christina Kriesler, Catharine Kriesler, John Kruse, Edward Kruse, Fritz Kruse, John Kruse, Louis Kuempel Bros. Kuempel, Edward Kuempel, John Kuempel, John C. Kuhl, Bernard Kurtz, Charles Lake, Benjamin Lake, Frederica Lake, Otto H. Lancaster, Grant Langmann, Wm. Leigh, Wm. Leitgen, Fred C. Leliefeld, Gerhardt Leliefeld, Henry Lewis, John A. Lindroth, Wm. Link, John Jr. Litchfield, J., D.D.S. Loeseke, Wm. Lorenz, Anton Lueck, Annie Lueck, Henry Luther, Calvin P. Luther, John McErlain, J.A., D.D.S. McGuire, Catharine Madden, Edward Maier, Maria Maier, Nicholas Marmann, Henry Marmann, Nicholas Matt, Henry Meisser, Andrew Mell, John Merz, Balthasar Meyer, Adollph G. Meyer, Alfred Meyer, A. & Bro. Meyer, Martini Miller, Diederich Miller, Henry Miller, John H. Miller, John R. Miller, Sumner Minger, Ann Minger, Benjamin Minkel, Louis Mitrucker, Christian Mohrhauser, George Mohrmann, Herman Monaghan, Cornelius Montgomery, Pearl Button Co. Morris, Harvey E. Mueller, Wm. H. Needham, Mrs. Julia Needham, Michael E. Needham & Flechsig Nieland, Mary Niemeyer, Charles Niemeyer, G.H. Nigg, Joseph Nolte, Mrs. Emma Nolte, Wm. Norton, Milton Nute, Edward |
Osius, Lorenz Overbeck, Henry J. Patcher, Alois Patcher, Alois Pauli, Thomas Peicer, Charles Pelcer, Magdaline Perrott, Mrs. Augusta Petters, Charles W. Pfiffner, Gust Pink, Andrew Pins, Bernard H. Pins, John Pins, J. & Co. Pins, Margaret Pins, Peter Pluemer, Minnie Pohle, Ed. J., D.D.S. Powers, John Press (The Guttenberg) Pufahl, Gottlieb Purnhage, Henry Purnhage, John Purnhage, Mathias Putzier, August Pye, Charles E. Radach, John Radach, Wm. Rademacher, George Rademacher, Mary Redemann, Wm. Redemann, Wm. Jr. Redwisch, Jetta Reinhardt, Jacob Riesselmann, Bernard Riesselmann, Joseph Riverview Hotel Rodenberg, August Rodenberg, Wm. Rolfes, Frank Roth, Andrew Roth, Benjamin Roth, Huber Roth, Theodore Runkel, Eva Ruskaop, Henrietta Ruthop, John Sadawasser, Albert Sadawasser, Herman Sadawasser, Philip Saeugling, Frank C. Saeugling, Fred J. Saeugling, Henry Saeugling, John St. Clair House Scheidt, John J. Scherling, Conrad Scherman, Henry Schmell, Wm. Schmidt, Fred Schmidt, Henry B. Schnieder, Henry Schoenauer, Edward Schoenauer, John Schoenauer, Theresa Scholz, Chas. E. Scholz, Helena Scholz, Robert H. Scholz, Wm. H. Schord, Frank Schroeder, August Schroeder, Fred Schroeder, Henry Schroeder, James - Postmaster Schroeder, Mrs. J. - Asst. postmaster Schroeder, Louis Schroeder, Mina Schroeder, R.E. Schulte, Katie Schumacher, Charles Schute, Bernard Schute, Henry Schute, Herman Schutte, Eliza M. Schutte, Henry B. Seippel, Catharine Seippel, Mary Seippel, Wm. Siege, Henry Sieling, Christian Smart, Frances Smith, C.W. Smith, Fred J. Soltau, John Stamm, Charles W. Stamm, John W. Standard Telephone Co. Stoeffler, Andrew Stoeffler, Frank Stoeffler, John P. Stoeffler, Joseph Stoeffler, Louis Stoeffler, Philip Stoeffler & Siege Studt, Amelia Talley, Ambrose E. Thamann, Elizabeth Thiese, August Thiese, Louis Thomas, Frank Thomas, John C. Thorne, Charles Thorp, Fred Tieke, Bernard Ticke, Mary Timm, Mary Tindell, Isaac N. Tinkey, David Tinkey, John M. Tonnar, Peter Tschohi, Emil Tscholl, John B. Tucke, Ernestine Tujetsch, Julius Uehle, Joseph Ullrich, Gottfried Valant, John Voggenthaler, John Vogt, Frank J. Vogt, Joseph Walke, Fred Walke, Herman Walke, John Walke, Wilhelmina Walter, Christina Waltz, Victor Wayside Inn Weber, Peter J. Weidemann, Fred Werb, Harry Werner, Richard Wesemann, Wm. Wick, Nancy A. Wiesinger, Wilhelmina Wiles, David H. Williams, Joseph Witte, Henry Wock, Julius Wolf, Fred Wolford, Edward G. Wolter, Benjamin O. Wolter, Ernest Wolter, Frank X. Wolter, Henry Wolter, John Wolter, Matt Wolter, Rudolph E. Wooldridge, James E. Wulfekuhle, Gerhardt Wulfekuhle, Katharin Yager, Joseph Yunk, John P. Yunk, John P. Jr. Yunker, Charles Zachmann, August Zapf, Mrs. Anna B. Zapf, Frank J. Zengel, Frank C. Zimmermann, Charles Zimmermann, Joseph Zimmermann & Ives |
Rural residents receiving mail through the Guttenberg
post office:
| Anderegg, Alfred Anderegg, C.G. Anderegg, Edwin Anderegg, John Aulwes, Ben Aulwes, Helmuth Aulwes, Henry Aulwes, Otto Aulwes, Wm. Backes, Charles Backhous, A.G., RRI Backhous, Carl, RRI Backhous, H.C., RRI Backhous, H.D., RRI Ball, Charles H. Ball, Samuel Ball, Wm. Bauer, Frank Bauer, Joseph Bauer, Wm. Becker, Christ Behrns, Max, RRI Berns, Henry Berns, Theodore Bierbaum, G.H., RRI Bierbaum, J.C., RRI Bittner, Emanuel Blietz, Wm. Blume, Herman Borcherding, C.W. Borcherding, Fred Borcherding, Henry Borcherding, Henry C. Brandenburg, Charle Brase, Fred Brase, Henry Brase, Wm. Brown, James Bruening, Charles Burr, Peter Chettinger, John Clefisch, Fred Clefisch, John Clefisch, J.J. Coleman, Eliza Dannenbring, Fred De Sotel, Maxim Dittmer, Gustav E. Dorweiler, Henry Dorweiler, John Dorweiler, Paul Dorweiler, Peter Duwe, August Duwe, Diederich Duwe, Fred Duwe, Herman Duwe, John L. Duwe, Wm. Egelseder, Frank Egelseder, John Egelseder, John, Jr. Eilers, Bernard Eilers, John Eilers, Peter Essman, Arthur Essman, Diederich Frey, Peter Friedlein, Emil Friedlein, Harriett Friedlein, John Gerner, Lorenz Groth, Fred Groth, John Haas, Paul Hagen, Henry Hagen, Joachim Hagen, Theodore Handke, Oswald, RRI Harnisch, Charles Harnisch, Wm. |
Harter, Henry Harter, John Harris, Samuel Heck, George Heck, John Hoeger, Clemens Hoeger, John Holtz, Henry Jaeger, Jacob Junk, John Junk, Joseph Junk, Peter Kahle, Friederich Kann, Arthur Kann, Frank J. Kann, G.H. Kann, Gottfried M. Kann, Henry Kann, H.W. Kann, John Kann, Richard Kipper, Frank Kitto, Wm. Klein, Jacob Kottke, August Kottke, Louis Kregel, Fred Kregel, Fred H., RRI Kregel, Henry Kregel, W.F. Kriese, John Kuehl, Wm. Kuehner, Henry Kuehner, Wm. Lewin, John Lewis, Lyman Lieliefield, Ben Loesicher, Henry Mahowald, Frank Mahowald, Peter Mahowald, Wm. Mardaus, Fred, Sr. Matt, Albert Matt, Peter Meier, H.W., RRI Meyer, Anton Meyer, Charles Meyer, Elizabeth Meyer, Joseph Meyer, Otto Miller, Charles Miller, W.H. Mohrmem, Mathis Morarend, August Morarend, Diederich Morarend, Wm. Mueller, C.C. Mueller, Fred Mueller, Fred, Jr. Mueller, Helmuth Mueller, Henry Mueller, John W. Mueller, Louis Needham, Patrick Niehaus, Henry Nieland, Bernhard Nieland, Gerhard Nieland, Henry Nieland, Herman Nieland, Herman, Jr. Nieman, G.H.W. Noack, James Nuehring, John Nuehring, Wm. Ohlendorf, John Overbeck, W.A. Petchauer, Joseph Petsche, John Petsche, Joseph |
Peuker, Charles Peuker, John Pufahl, Julius, RRI Reimer, Charles Reimer, Charles, Jr. Reimer, Henry Reinitz, Charles Reinitz, Gustav Reinitz, Henry Reinitz, Louis Rodenberg, John Rodenberg, Wm. Rodenberg, Wm., Jr. Rohner, Matt Rohwedder, Herman Satran, Thomas Schall, Carl Schall, Fred Schall, Joachim Schaal, John Schaefers, Joseph, RRI Schloetzer, Hubert Schloetzer, Wm., RRI Schorg, Henry Schrank, Franz Schroeder, Calvin Schroeder, F.R. Schroeder, Henry Schroeder, Herman Schuette, Henry Seeman, Gustav Seldel, Joseph Simmons, Mathias Sodawasser, Frank Sodawasser, Walter Stoecker, George, RRI Tackman, Fritz Thiese, Ferdinand Thiese, Fred Thiese, Wm. Tuecke, Henry Tuecke, Herman Tuecke, John Tuecke, John H., RRI Tuecke, Louis Tujetsch, Christ Vorwald, Edward Vorwald, G.J. Voss, Benjamin Voss, Bernard Voss, Bernard, Jr. Voss, Gottfried Voss, Henry Voss, Herman Waldinger, H. Walke, August Walke, Herman Walker, David Walter, John C. Walter, Wm. Waltz, Frank Weber, Charles Weber, C.W. Weber, George Welling, Henry White, Edward Wilker, H.J., RRI Wilker, J.F., RRI Wille, Anton Willman, Joseph Wittman, Fred Wittman, John Wittman, John, Jr. Wolter, George Wolter, John Wulfekuhle, B.H. Zapf, Joseph |
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~source citation: Clayton County Directory - 1905. Comprising a Complete and Alphabetically Arranged List of Heads of all Families, Business and Professional Firms Residing in Clayton County and Receiving mail through the Various Post Offices in this and Parts of Adjoining Counties; pages 285- 338. Compiled by the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald for the use and benefit of subscribers, 1905.
~transcribed by Sharyl Ferrall for Clayton co. IAGenWeb
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