h/o Catherine Adele Stephenson.
Birth: 3rd of seven known children in Shelby county, Illinois.
Census: 1860, age 7 Shelby county, Illinois with parents & three siblings, father a farmer.
Census: 1880, age 27 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri, single, boarding with Peter Myers, a retired banker, his wife, four kids & six other boarders on Howard. Julius, a music teacher.
~ City Directory, 1885: Gerkey & Roessler, boots & shoes of 305 south Main (Bank of Carthage building), resides at 804 Clinton street, Lewis(Louis) Gerkey had lived at 405 Lyon Street before 1882 death.
ROESSLER-STEPHENSON
Thursdays Daily (Banner)
At two o'clock this afternoon, at the residence of the bride's mother, on south Main Street, Mr. Julius Roessler and Miss [Catherine] Adele Stephenson were united in marriage, Rev. O.M. Stewart, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. The ceremony was performed with a ring, and was witnessed only by the families and near relative of the contracting parties. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and Mr. and Mrs. Roessler received the congratulations of their friends. At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon they took the Missouri Pacific train, in company with Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffin for Clinton, where they will visit for a few days.
Miss Dell [1882 graduate of Central School], has always been a favorite in Carthage society, and Mr. Roessler also possessed the respect and esteem of the entire community. Everybody in Carthage will join with the BANNER in wishing them a full measure of happiness and prosperity in the years to come.
SOURCE: Carthage Banner 1886
Julius along with brother Ed (E E, the Carthage photographer) and their father built the building now standing at southwest corner of 4th & Main streets, This was mentioned by Mrs E O Brown 27 JUL 1935 when an article was published in the Carthage Press, as transcribed by Nancy Brewer, which in part said, to wit:
~ "The only building in the lake area was the structure occupied by the Carthage Daily Banner, facing Main street, on part of the site of the present B & L building. It stood on piles 10 feet high to put it above the water and to the street level.
"At the southwest corner of the square where the College Pharmacy now stands the drop to the lake level was probably 20 feet. In later years when R. Roessler and his sons, Julius and Ed built the brick building now occupied by the College Pharmacy, the workmen excavated deep and laid drain tile to carry off the water from the principal spring that fed the lake.
"The water was carried to an open ditch that is now a walled-in storm sewer on West Fourth street. As other buildings were erected, the lake was drained and the hollow filled to bring it to the street level.", also the subject of Jo Ellis in her Joplin Globe article of 2013.
This being where once W C Thomas had a grocery store, the 1892 created Carthage National Bank, #4815, operated 29 years before merging with the Bank of Carthage in 1921, now Bank of America, a building Mr W S Crane had purchased, where at 401 south Main street, 2nd floor were Dr W W Flora's office, as was Steward Studio, the photographer, and others, for many years, also Gray's College Pharmacy occupied the corner street level floor.
Census: 1900, age 47 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & surviving daughter at 827 Clinton, (next south of S O Morrow), a shoe merchant.
~City Directory, 1902 resides at 1413 south Main street, next north of Carthage Collegiate Institute, now Mark Twain school.
Roessler Playing in Luck.
Julius Roessler has surprised himself and everybody else in the gentlemen's whist club by having an unusual run of luck and is now leading in the games of the present series. Joe McMillan and A. B. Deutsch are tied for second.
1907 -(Mornin' Mail) 1907 INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Home from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roessler and little daughter Leila and Mr. Roessler's brother Lewis(sic) Roessler, wife and boy of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here this morning from their trip to California. They report a delightful sojourn in the golden state.
Mr. Roessler's father, R. Roessler and Misses Laura and Pauline are at Los Angeles, where they are in fine health and doing well, Mr. Roessler having been very successful in a number of real estate transactions.
Census: 1910, age 52(sic) Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California with wife & daughter at 656 east 53rd street, a telephone solicitor.
~ father dies 14 JAN 1914 Los Angeles.
~ wife dies 22 JUN 1919, Los Angeles.
Census: 1920,age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, widower with daughter at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue, works in Christian Scientist church Library.
Census: 1930, age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California widowed with daughter & son-in-law in his former home at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue.
Death: in Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, services at 1:30 pm from chapel of Dellenbaugh-Tassell-McKellar, Ltd, 630 Venice boulevard.
Father: Reuben Roessler b: 1827 Ohio.
Mother: Catherine Christman b: 1822 Bavaria.
Marriage: Catherine Adele Stephenson b: about 1865 Nebraska.
Married: 28 JAN 1886 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri in her Mother's home.
Known children
Helen Adele Roessler b: 1891 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Ralph Roessler b: unknown Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Eleanor Roessler b: about 1893 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
Revised: 12-28-2014
Birth: 3rd of seven known children in Shelby county, Illinois.
Census: 1860, age 7 Shelby county, Illinois with parents & three siblings, father a farmer.
Census: 1880, age 27 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri, single, boarding with Peter Myers, a retired banker, his wife, four kids & six other boarders on Howard. Julius, a music teacher.
~ City Directory, 1885: Gerkey & Roessler, boots & shoes of 305 south Main (Bank of Carthage building), resides at 804 Clinton street, Lewis(Louis) Gerkey had lived at 405 Lyon Street before 1882 death.
ROESSLER-STEPHENSON
Thursdays Daily (Banner)
At two o'clock this afternoon, at the residence of the bride's mother, on south Main Street, Mr. Julius Roessler and Miss [Catherine] Adele Stephenson were united in marriage, Rev. O.M. Stewart, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. The ceremony was performed with a ring, and was witnessed only by the families and near relative of the contracting parties. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and Mr. and Mrs. Roessler received the congratulations of their friends. At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon they took the Missouri Pacific train, in company with Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffin for Clinton, where they will visit for a few days.
Miss Dell [1882 graduate of Central School], has always been a favorite in Carthage society, and Mr. Roessler also possessed the respect and esteem of the entire community. Everybody in Carthage will join with the BANNER in wishing them a full measure of happiness and prosperity in the years to come.
SOURCE: Carthage Banner 1886
Julius along with brother Ed (E E, the Carthage photographer) and their father built the building now standing at southwest corner of 4th & Main streets, This was mentioned by Mrs E O Brown 27 JUL 1935 when an article was published in the Carthage Press, as transcribed by Nancy Brewer, which in part said, to wit:
~ "The only building in the lake area was the structure occupied by the Carthage Daily Banner, facing Main street, on part of the site of the present B & L building. It stood on piles 10 feet high to put it above the water and to the street level.
"At the southwest corner of the square where the College Pharmacy now stands the drop to the lake level was probably 20 feet. In later years when R. Roessler and his sons, Julius and Ed built the brick building now occupied by the College Pharmacy, the workmen excavated deep and laid drain tile to carry off the water from the principal spring that fed the lake.
"The water was carried to an open ditch that is now a walled-in storm sewer on West Fourth street. As other buildings were erected, the lake was drained and the hollow filled to bring it to the street level.", also the subject of Jo Ellis in her Joplin Globe article of 2013.
This being where once W C Thomas had a grocery store, the 1892 created Carthage National Bank, #4815, operated 29 years before merging with the Bank of Carthage in 1921, now Bank of America, a building Mr W S Crane had purchased, where at 401 south Main street, 2nd floor were Dr W W Flora's office, as was Steward Studio, the photographer, and others, for many years, also Gray's College Pharmacy occupied the corner street level floor.
Census: 1900, age 47 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & surviving daughter at 827 Clinton, (next south of S O Morrow), a shoe merchant.
~City Directory, 1902 resides at 1413 south Main street, next north of Carthage Collegiate Institute, now Mark Twain school.
Roessler Playing in Luck.
Julius Roessler has surprised himself and everybody else in the gentlemen's whist club by having an unusual run of luck and is now leading in the games of the present series. Joe McMillan and A. B. Deutsch are tied for second.
1907 -(Mornin' Mail) 1907 INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Home from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roessler and little daughter Leila and Mr. Roessler's brother Lewis(sic) Roessler, wife and boy of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here this morning from their trip to California. They report a delightful sojourn in the golden state.
Mr. Roessler's father, R. Roessler and Misses Laura and Pauline are at Los Angeles, where they are in fine health and doing well, Mr. Roessler having been very successful in a number of real estate transactions.
Census: 1910, age 52(sic) Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California with wife & daughter at 656 east 53rd street, a telephone solicitor.
~ father dies 14 JAN 1914 Los Angeles.
~ wife dies 22 JUN 1919, Los Angeles.
Census: 1920,age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, widower with daughter at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue, works in Christian Scientist church Library.
Census: 1930, age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California widowed with daughter & son-in-law in his former home at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue.
Death: in Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, services at 1:30 pm from chapel of Dellenbaugh-Tassell-McKellar, Ltd, 630 Venice boulevard.
Father: Reuben Roessler b: 1827 Ohio.
Mother: Catherine Christman b: 1822 Bavaria.
Marriage: Catherine Adele Stephenson b: about 1865 Nebraska.
Married: 28 JAN 1886 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri in her Mother's home.
Known children
Helen Adele Roessler b: 1891 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Ralph Roessler b: unknown Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Eleanor Roessler b: about 1893 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
Revised: 12-28-2014
h/o Catherine Adele Stephenson.
Birth: 3rd of seven known children in Shelby county, Illinois.
Census: 1860, age 7 Shelby county, Illinois with parents & three siblings, father a farmer.
Census: 1880, age 27 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri, single, boarding with Peter Myers, a retired banker, his wife, four kids & six other boarders on Howard. Julius, a music teacher.
~ City Directory, 1885: Gerkey & Roessler, boots & shoes of 305 south Main (Bank of Carthage building), resides at 804 Clinton street, Lewis(Louis) Gerkey had lived at 405 Lyon Street before 1882 death.
ROESSLER-STEPHENSON
Thursdays Daily (Banner)
At two o'clock this afternoon, at the residence of the bride's mother, on south Main Street, Mr. Julius Roessler and Miss [Catherine] Adele Stephenson were united in marriage, Rev. O.M. Stewart, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. The ceremony was performed with a ring, and was witnessed only by the families and near relative of the contracting parties. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and Mr. and Mrs. Roessler received the congratulations of their friends. At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon they took the Missouri Pacific train, in company with Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffin for Clinton, where they will visit for a few days.
Miss Dell [1882 graduate of Central School], has always been a favorite in Carthage society, and Mr. Roessler also possessed the respect and esteem of the entire community. Everybody in Carthage will join with the BANNER in wishing them a full measure of happiness and prosperity in the years to come.
SOURCE: Carthage Banner 1886
Julius along with brother Ed (E E, the Carthage photographer) and their father built the building now standing at southwest corner of 4th & Main streets, This was mentioned by Mrs E O Brown 27 JUL 1935 when an article was published in the Carthage Press, as transcribed by Nancy Brewer, which in part said, to wit:
~ "The only building in the lake area was the structure occupied by the Carthage Daily Banner, facing Main street, on part of the site of the present B & L building. It stood on piles 10 feet high to put it above the water and to the street level.
"At the southwest corner of the square where the College Pharmacy now stands the drop to the lake level was probably 20 feet. In later years when R. Roessler and his sons, Julius and Ed built the brick building now occupied by the College Pharmacy, the workmen excavated deep and laid drain tile to carry off the water from the principal spring that fed the lake.
"The water was carried to an open ditch that is now a walled-in storm sewer on West Fourth street. As other buildings were erected, the lake was drained and the hollow filled to bring it to the street level.", also the subject of Jo Ellis in her Joplin Globe article of 2013.
This being where once W C Thomas had a grocery store, the 1892 created Carthage National Bank, #4815, operated 29 years before merging with the Bank of Carthage in 1921, now Bank of America, a building Mr W S Crane had purchased, where at 401 south Main street, 2nd floor were Dr W W Flora's office, as was Steward Studio, the photographer, and others, for many years, also Gray's College Pharmacy occupied the corner street level floor.
Census: 1900, age 47 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & surviving daughter at 827 Clinton, (next south of S O Morrow), a shoe merchant.
~City Directory, 1902 resides at 1413 south Main street, next north of Carthage Collegiate Institute, now Mark Twain school.
Roessler Playing in Luck.
Julius Roessler has surprised himself and everybody else in the gentlemen's whist club by having an unusual run of luck and is now leading in the games of the present series. Joe McMillan and A. B. Deutsch are tied for second.
1907 -(Mornin' Mail) 1907 INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Home from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roessler and little daughter Leila and Mr. Roessler's brother Lewis(sic) Roessler, wife and boy of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here this morning from their trip to California. They report a delightful sojourn in the golden state.
Mr. Roessler's father, R. Roessler and Misses Laura and Pauline are at Los Angeles, where they are in fine health and doing well, Mr. Roessler having been very successful in a number of real estate transactions.
Census: 1910, age 52(sic) Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California with wife & daughter at 656 east 53rd street, a telephone solicitor.
~ father dies 14 JAN 1914 Los Angeles.
~ wife dies 22 JUN 1919, Los Angeles.
Census: 1920,age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, widower with daughter at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue, works in Christian Scientist church Library.
Census: 1930, age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California widowed with daughter & son-in-law in his former home at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue.
Death: in Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, services at 1:30 pm from chapel of Dellenbaugh-Tassell-McKellar, Ltd, 630 Venice boulevard.
Father: Reuben Roessler b: 1827 Ohio.
Mother: Catherine Christman b: 1822 Bavaria.
Marriage: Catherine Adele Stephenson b: about 1865 Nebraska.
Married: 28 JAN 1886 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri in her Mother's home.
Known children
Helen Adele Roessler b: 1891 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Ralph Roessler b: unknown Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Eleanor Roessler b: about 1893 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
Revised: 12-28-2014
Birth: 3rd of seven known children in Shelby county, Illinois.
Census: 1860, age 7 Shelby county, Illinois with parents & three siblings, father a farmer.
Census: 1880, age 27 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri, single, boarding with Peter Myers, a retired banker, his wife, four kids & six other boarders on Howard. Julius, a music teacher.
~ City Directory, 1885: Gerkey & Roessler, boots & shoes of 305 south Main (Bank of Carthage building), resides at 804 Clinton street, Lewis(Louis) Gerkey had lived at 405 Lyon Street before 1882 death.
ROESSLER-STEPHENSON
Thursdays Daily (Banner)
At two o'clock this afternoon, at the residence of the bride's mother, on south Main Street, Mr. Julius Roessler and Miss [Catherine] Adele Stephenson were united in marriage, Rev. O.M. Stewart, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. The ceremony was performed with a ring, and was witnessed only by the families and near relative of the contracting parties. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and Mr. and Mrs. Roessler received the congratulations of their friends. At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon they took the Missouri Pacific train, in company with Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffin for Clinton, where they will visit for a few days.
Miss Dell [1882 graduate of Central School], has always been a favorite in Carthage society, and Mr. Roessler also possessed the respect and esteem of the entire community. Everybody in Carthage will join with the BANNER in wishing them a full measure of happiness and prosperity in the years to come.
SOURCE: Carthage Banner 1886
Julius along with brother Ed (E E, the Carthage photographer) and their father built the building now standing at southwest corner of 4th & Main streets, This was mentioned by Mrs E O Brown 27 JUL 1935 when an article was published in the Carthage Press, as transcribed by Nancy Brewer, which in part said, to wit:
~ "The only building in the lake area was the structure occupied by the Carthage Daily Banner, facing Main street, on part of the site of the present B & L building. It stood on piles 10 feet high to put it above the water and to the street level.
"At the southwest corner of the square where the College Pharmacy now stands the drop to the lake level was probably 20 feet. In later years when R. Roessler and his sons, Julius and Ed built the brick building now occupied by the College Pharmacy, the workmen excavated deep and laid drain tile to carry off the water from the principal spring that fed the lake.
"The water was carried to an open ditch that is now a walled-in storm sewer on West Fourth street. As other buildings were erected, the lake was drained and the hollow filled to bring it to the street level.", also the subject of Jo Ellis in her Joplin Globe article of 2013.
This being where once W C Thomas had a grocery store, the 1892 created Carthage National Bank, #4815, operated 29 years before merging with the Bank of Carthage in 1921, now Bank of America, a building Mr W S Crane had purchased, where at 401 south Main street, 2nd floor were Dr W W Flora's office, as was Steward Studio, the photographer, and others, for many years, also Gray's College Pharmacy occupied the corner street level floor.
Census: 1900, age 47 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & surviving daughter at 827 Clinton, (next south of S O Morrow), a shoe merchant.
~City Directory, 1902 resides at 1413 south Main street, next north of Carthage Collegiate Institute, now Mark Twain school.
Roessler Playing in Luck.
Julius Roessler has surprised himself and everybody else in the gentlemen's whist club by having an unusual run of luck and is now leading in the games of the present series. Joe McMillan and A. B. Deutsch are tied for second.
1907 -(Mornin' Mail) 1907 INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Home from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roessler and little daughter Leila and Mr. Roessler's brother Lewis(sic) Roessler, wife and boy of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived here this morning from their trip to California. They report a delightful sojourn in the golden state.
Mr. Roessler's father, R. Roessler and Misses Laura and Pauline are at Los Angeles, where they are in fine health and doing well, Mr. Roessler having been very successful in a number of real estate transactions.
Census: 1910, age 52(sic) Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California with wife & daughter at 656 east 53rd street, a telephone solicitor.
~ father dies 14 JAN 1914 Los Angeles.
~ wife dies 22 JUN 1919, Los Angeles.
Census: 1920,age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, widower with daughter at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue, works in Christian Scientist church Library.
Census: 1930, age 77 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California widowed with daughter & son-in-law in his former home at 1900 west Santa Barbara avenue.
Death: in Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, California, services at 1:30 pm from chapel of Dellenbaugh-Tassell-McKellar, Ltd, 630 Venice boulevard.
Father: Reuben Roessler b: 1827 Ohio.
Mother: Catherine Christman b: 1822 Bavaria.
Marriage: Catherine Adele Stephenson b: about 1865 Nebraska.
Married: 28 JAN 1886 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri in her Mother's home.
Known children
Helen Adele Roessler b: 1891 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Ralph Roessler b: unknown Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Eleanor Roessler b: about 1893 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri.
Revised: 12-28-2014
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