More on pioneer building and their owners—~——B§4fi?*c£:€0*'ékqutht,f» Snethen, John———came Lo Granite Falls with his family in 1889. Waltz, Art————— Built the Cascade Hotel, a blacksmith shop, liverv stables and his home at the corner of Kentucky and Stanley. Much later he started the Washington stove Works in Everett. He sold the home to Art Waltz. Claude Stage, anomher friend‘of Snethen, had a daughter, Iva, who married Waltz. ,The first telehone system was hodsed in their home until the phone system was converted to dial in1954. Waltz started a mill behind the home and later sold to Harry Olson. Brush, Fred————~Short1y before 1912, the whole blcck next Menzel, Henry & Lewis Henry & Harry——The built a large 10 home at once {l %h Boring, C.A. to what is now the Klaus Building burned and Brush built the first brick building along that block for his clothing and shoe making business. George——they formed a partnership with T.K.Robe (1901) and built the Robe—Menzel Mill on what is now the Craggs home and lake. Previ(us -owners were the Mallard family. Menzels sold their interest in1909. Henry kept lSacres for retirement and in1956 sold it to his'daughter, Bernice and husband Herman Meyer. It is still owned by the daughter,Dianna Meyer. (2001) Appeoximate address——7715 Robe Menzel Road, Granite Falls, Washington what A was Green Va ey Air Field in: 8 early 1900's. The air field was developed and managed by Ka.and Meredith Padgett and also serviced by a Coffee Shop featuring home—made cinnamon rolls. —————Built many brick (concrete block) homes and the 2—story school building in 1910. (corner of Pioneer and Granite. , Author: , Accession/Object ID: 2005.257.2, Object Name: , Title: , Description: Pioneer buildings and their owners researched in 2001., OCR Text: More on pioneer building and their owners—~——B§4fi?*c£:€0*'ékqutht,f» Snethen, John———came Lo Granite Falls with his family in 1889. Waltz, Art————— Built the Cascade Hotel, a blacksmith shop, liverv stables and his home at the corner of Kentucky and Stanley. Much later he started the Washington stove Works in Everett. He sold the home to Art Waltz. Claude Stage, anomher friend‘of Snethen, had a daughter, Iva, who married Waltz. ,The first telehone system was hodsed in their home until the phone system was converted to dial in1954. Waltz started a mill behind the home and later sold to Harry Olson. Brush, Fred————~Short1y before 1912, the whole blcck next Menzel, Henry & Lewis Henry & Harry——The built a large 10 home at once {l %h Boring, C.A. to what is now the Klaus Building burned and Brush built the first brick building along that block for his clothing and shoe making business. George——they formed a partnership with T.K.Robe (1901) and built the Robe—Menzel Mill on what is now the Craggs home and lake. Previ(us -owners were the Mallard family. Menzels sold their interest in1909. Henry kept lSacres for retirement and in1956 sold it to his'daughter, Bernice and husband Herman Meyer. It is still owned by the daughter,Dianna Meyer. (2001) Appeoximate address——7715 Robe Menzel Road, Granite Falls, Washington what A was Green Va ey Air Field in: 8 early 1900's. The air field was developed and managed by Ka.and Meredith Padgett and also serviced by a Coffee Shop featuring home—made cinnamon rolls. —————Built many brick (concrete block) homes and the 2—story school building in 1910. (corner of Pioneer and Granite. , Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),General Articles & Documents,General Articles,General Articles 01,2005.257.2 (No title provided),2005.257.2 (No title provided) 1, 2005.257.2 (No title provided) 1