Businessmen in the 1890s. Back row (l-r): John Sutton, meat market; D. A. Stoke, hotel; F. P. Hazelton, post office; Dr. Hostetter, physician; Hugh Walker, lumberyard; E. G. Haas, general store; Will Walker, lumberyard; Dr. Ramey, physician; F. Kruse, implements; Mr. Monahan, shoe maker; Will Burnell, pumpman; John Chaney, helper; Harris, loafer; Charlie Marshall, banker; and C. B. Casselman, hardware. Middle row: S. B. Ross, harness maker; John Huffman, barber; Fred Beck and youngster, blacksmith; Prof. Dillon, school teacher; Rev. Comstock, preacher; A. H. Henderson, furniture; Henry McGinley and child, cafe; Ed Daykin, livery barn, Tom Daykin, livery barn; and Will Bishop, hog and cattle buyer. Front row: Mr. Emmerson, painter; Chester Vanderford, painter; Dick Rogers, painter, Pete Garnet, painter; L. L. Sharp, carpenter; Frank Childs, loafer; Ed Fisher, general Store, and Clarence Brunell, boy.