MUSCATINE COUNTY IOWA HISTORY |
Pg 166 & 167
Wilton Businesses in 1928
by Marjorie McCoy
Transcribed by Shirley Plumb, April 25, 2015
Dr. F. S. Abbott Abbott’s Texaco Station Advocate Printing Office Earl Atkinson, Grocery Ralph Atkinson Restaurant Perry Bridges (Palmer & Decorator) Candy Kitchen Dr. C. M. Cantrell City Meat Market Cockshoot Tire and Battery station J. G. Crispin Plumbing Shop A. B. Daring Welding Ed Duffe Oil Co. F. L. Duffe (Standard Oil) Lola Dunker Café Economy Lumber Company P. B. Ellis Station Farmer’s Savings Bank Friederichsen Greenhouse W. G. Griffith Hardware Grossell & Son, Tailors W. A. Grunder, Building Contractor Fred Harder (Produce House) Dr. M.M. Harding R. L. Harris Drug Store George Heabner Grocery Dr. Henry Hell (Vet.) Ernest P. Hoover (Painter & Paper Hanger) A. C. Hucke Garage Kelley Poultry Farm H. W. Kreschmar (Auctioneer) H. W. Lamp Grocery Henry Lange Garage Laucamp Produce Co. Drs. Leith & Leith Ofc. W. A. Looney Grocery John Luethye Tin Shop F.A. martin (Att’y) Dr. H. P. Mason Maurer Bros. Garage E. F. W. Maurer Garage Fred Maurer Store Julia McCartney Restaurant Merkley Bros. (Ice) F. Z. Murray National Electric Lighting Co. A. T. Nelson Hardware Nicolaus Clothing Store John Osmer (Auctioneer) A. E. Pirkey (Painter & Paper Hanger) William H. Pirkey (Painter & Paper Hanger) Rendering Plant Roederer’s Bakery Seber Bros. Meat Market Emil Schroeder Feed Mill David B. Smith (Photographer) Star Drug Store Swift & Company Dr. D. L. Teasdale (Dentist) William Thede Barber Shop Union Savings Bank J. H. Wacker & Co. A. R. Whitmer (Att’y) Earl C. Whitmer Garage Wilton Lumber & Fuel Co. Wilton Savings Bank Dr. L. C. Winter Pg 167
Picture – Interior of Smull’s hardware Store 1936 – Courtesy of Lonnie Walton
From left to right: Vern Walton (a customer), Duard Smull (owner) and Claridon Doyle (clerk).* ~ * ~ * This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Gale McClean and family in memory of Joseph R. and Maria (Boot) McClean who helped found the Muscatine County Crop Improvement Association which developed into the Muscatine County Farm Bureau.