. Storia di Milwaukee, città e contea. O identificato con gli interessi finanziari di Milwaukee come direttore della FranklinState Bank. L'11 settembre 1900, si è verificato il matrimonio di Roemer e MissMargaret Jane Phinn, una figlia di Daniel Phinn, un ingegnere civile che è venuto a MIL-waukee quando la ferrovia St. Paul stava costruendo attraverso. La signora Roemer era bornin East Troy, Wisconsin. La fedeltà politica di Roemer è data al partito repubblicano e la fede hisreligioso è indicata dalla sua appartenenza alla chiesa congregazionale di Plymouth. È un membro prominente e attivo del

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. History of Milwaukee, city and county . o identified with financial interests of Milwaukee as a director of the FranklinState Bank. On the 11th of September, 1900, occurred the marriage of Mr. Roemer and MissMargaret Jane Phinn, a daughter of Daniel Phinn, a civil engineer who came to Mil-waukee when the St. Paul Railroad was being built through. Mrs. Roemer was bornin East Troy, Wisconsin. The political allegiance of Mr. Roemer is given the republican party and hisreligious faith is indicated by his membership in the Plymouth Congregational church.He is a prominent and active member of the Association of Commerce, and he islikewise identified with the Rotary and Milwaukee Athletic Clubs. Mr. Roemer liasnot only won recognition in commercial circles but is also well known as a musicianof his city. The pipe organ and piano have shared much of his interest, as he hasspent considerable time in the study of both, and for two years he was choir masterand organist in St. Marks Episcopal church at Bellaire. The World war found his. FRANK J. ROEMER HISTORY OP MILWAUKEE 547 patriotism at the one luiiulred per cent mark and he acted as chairman of the whole-sale drug division in all but two ot the different drives, whereby the home lines w-ereheld firm as a support of the firing line in Flanders and in France. Mr. Roemer main-tains a summer home at Oconomowoc, finding great pleasure in his sojourn there, which yields to him the recreation that constitutes the needed balance to his com-mercial activities. GEORGE A. WEST. George A. West, fiscal agent, corporation lawyer and scientist, of Welsh and Scotchparentage, was born in Raymond. Racine county, Wisconsin, January 13, 1859. Herepresents one of the pioneer families of the state. His father. Dr. George W. West, settled in Raymond in 1848, while his mothers people came to Wisconsin in 1844.After attending the common schools he completed his education at McMynns Academyand for three years he taught a country school. In 1881 he

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