History of Cleveland, Manitowoc County

From "History of Manitowoc County" by Dr. Louis Falge, 1912 Vol. 1, pg. 331

The area of Cleveland was originally called Centerville Station.  In 1873, 
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railway established a depot about 
a mile west of the village of Centerville and called it Centerville Station.
The name was changed to Cleveland when a postoffice was established there 
under that name.  In the course of years this station has grown to quite a 
shipping point.



The following is a list of businesses, 1893
ALBERS: Capt. W.T.
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Notary Public and Real Estate Insurance: Phoenix, Brooklyn; Home, N.Y.;
Rockford, Ill.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 28; Centreville Township, Manitowoc co.

BELITZ BROTHERS:
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Dealers in General Hardware, Stoves, Carpenter's Tools, Glass, Oil
and Paints, Building Paper, Sash, Doors, Wood and Iron Pumps,
Agricultural Implements. Tuerpes Hotel. First-class accomodations,
with livery attached.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 28; Centreville Township.

DOERSCH: J.W.
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Prop. Railroad House
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 28; Centreville Township

HEMB: Fred
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Brookdale Stock and Grain Farm. Grade horses, Holstein and Jersey
cattle.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 18; Centreville Township.

HILLS: John 
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Photographer. Patronage solicited.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 28; Centreville Township.

LUTZE: Robert
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Farmer and Stock breeder. Norman horses, Holstein cattle, Chester
White hogs. Owner of Norman Stallion "Charley".
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 17; Centreville Township.

RICK: Charles
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Rick's Band and Orchestra for Parties, Balls, Concerts, and Parades.
Maker and repairer of all kinds of musical instruments. Farmer and
breeder of French ponies, Durham cattle, Chester White hogs.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 20; Centreville Township.

WUENSCH: Carl
From the Patron's Directory, 1893 on microfilm in Two Rivers' Library:
Dealer in Furniture and Glassware. Furnishing Undertaker. Funerals
promptly attended.
Post Office, Cleveland; Section 28; Centreville Township.


From the 1921 Patron Directory

Joseph Salm Residence