. History of Milwaukee, city and county . mber of the Board ofCounty Visitors of Cook County, Chicago, and Secretary of the Wilmette Guard atWilmette, Illinois, a citizens organization, in which capacity he served during the warperiod. He belongs to Georgetown Chapter of the Delta Chi fraternity and in religiousfaith he is a Roman Catholic, being a member of St. Roberts parish at Shorewood, asuburb of Milwaukee, and an honorary member of Holy Name Society of St. ThomasAquinas parish of Milwaukee. He likewise belongs to the Catholic University ofAmerica alumni, to the Georgetown University alum
. History of Milwaukee, city and county . mber of the Board ofCounty Visitors of Cook County, Chicago, and Secretary of the Wilmette Guard atWilmette, Illinois, a citizens organization, in which capacity he served during the warperiod. He belongs to Georgetown Chapter of the Delta Chi fraternity and in religiousfaith he is a Roman Catholic, being a member of St. Roberts parish at Shorewood, asuburb of Milwaukee, and an honorary member of Holy Name Society of St. ThomasAquinas parish of Milwaukee. He likewise belongs to the Catholic University ofAmerica alumni, to the Georgetown University alumni, to the Marquette Universityalumni, and is an honorary member of the Economics Club of the Robert A. JohnstonSchool of Economics of Marquette University, as well as an honorary member of theCommerce Club of Marquette University. His name is on the list of active members inthe Milwaukee Athletic Club. That he is a man of scholarly attainments is gatheredforth between the lines of this review. He ever studies broadly, thinks deeply, and. Coinnslit 1320—Moflrtt IHIL A. GRAU Tol. n—25 HISTORY OF MILWAUKEE 387 keeps abreast with men of learning tlirougliout America on all those subjects whichare of vital interest in relation to economic conditions and his opinions have hadfar-reaching influence in this connection. CARL HERZFELD. Carl Herzfeld, vice president and general manager of the Herzfeld-PhillipsonCompany, owners of the Boston Store in Milwaukee, was born January 22, 1866, inBielefeld. Westphalia, Germany, his parents being Philip and Emma Herzfeld. Inthe acquirement of his education he attended the schools of his native city, pursuinga course in the Gymnasium there. He was a youth of seventeen years when heleft his native country to become a resident of the United States, arriving on the 1stof September, 1883. Making his way westward to Decatur, Michigan, Mr. Herzfeld worked in a smalldry goods store there owned by Charles Schuster, until January 28, 1889, when hecame
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