4 Children: Oscar C. Roettger
Elmer D. Roettger
Carl Roettger
Infant daughter
PROMINENT BUSINESSMAN IN LOCK TWO
About 1884, he started working for John Garmhausen in his general store in Lock Two, also drove the store's huckster wagon. Later became a salesman in the store and was also financially involved. About 1904, he assumed the management of the large department store. He was also conected with the Lock Two Grain & Milling Co.
Elmer D. Roettger
Carl Roettger
Infant daughter
PROMINENT BUSINESSMAN IN LOCK TWO
About 1884, he started working for John Garmhausen in his general store in Lock Two, also drove the store's huckster wagon. Later became a salesman in the store and was also financially involved. About 1904, he assumed the management of the large department store. He was also conected with the Lock Two Grain & Milling Co.
4 Children: Oscar C. Roettger
Elmer D. Roettger
Carl Roettger
Infant daughter
PROMINENT BUSINESSMAN IN LOCK TWO
About 1884, he started working for John Garmhausen in his general store in Lock Two, also drove the store's huckster wagon. Later became a salesman in the store and was also financially involved. About 1904, he assumed the management of the large department store. He was also conected with the Lock Two Grain & Milling Co.
Elmer D. Roettger
Carl Roettger
Infant daughter
PROMINENT BUSINESSMAN IN LOCK TWO
About 1884, he started working for John Garmhausen in his general store in Lock Two, also drove the store's huckster wagon. Later became a salesman in the store and was also financially involved. About 1904, he assumed the management of the large department store. He was also conected with the Lock Two Grain & Milling Co.
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