"ANDREW J. CLARK.
"In the long list of successful commercial men who have climbed up to prominence in their line, the name of A. J. Clark stands prominent. Mr. Clark was born at Clark, this County, June 6, 1861, and is the only son of J. L. and Celia Clark of the Central hotel. He was with his father in the hotel business until 1889, when he accepted a position as traveling salesman for W. H. Walker & Co. of Buffalo, which position he now successfully and creditably fills. Personally Mr. Clark is one of those cheerful, assuring individuals, who not only seems to be happy himself, but makes life pleasant for those around him. He is strictly upright in his habits."
----- Source: "Historical and biographical sketch of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua County, New York" Edited and Published by Charles J Shults, April 1900 at page 56.
"In the long list of successful commercial men who have climbed up to prominence in their line, the name of A. J. Clark stands prominent. Mr. Clark was born at Clark, this County, June 6, 1861, and is the only son of J. L. and Celia Clark of the Central hotel. He was with his father in the hotel business until 1889, when he accepted a position as traveling salesman for W. H. Walker & Co. of Buffalo, which position he now successfully and creditably fills. Personally Mr. Clark is one of those cheerful, assuring individuals, who not only seems to be happy himself, but makes life pleasant for those around him. He is strictly upright in his habits."
----- Source: "Historical and biographical sketch of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua County, New York" Edited and Published by Charles J Shults, April 1900 at page 56.
"ANDREW J. CLARK.
"In the long list of successful commercial men who have climbed up to prominence in their line, the name of A. J. Clark stands prominent. Mr. Clark was born at Clark, this County, June 6, 1861, and is the only son of J. L. and Celia Clark of the Central hotel. He was with his father in the hotel business until 1889, when he accepted a position as traveling salesman for W. H. Walker & Co. of Buffalo, which position he now successfully and creditably fills. Personally Mr. Clark is one of those cheerful, assuring individuals, who not only seems to be happy himself, but makes life pleasant for those around him. He is strictly upright in his habits."
----- Source: "Historical and biographical sketch of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua County, New York" Edited and Published by Charles J Shults, April 1900 at page 56.
"In the long list of successful commercial men who have climbed up to prominence in their line, the name of A. J. Clark stands prominent. Mr. Clark was born at Clark, this County, June 6, 1861, and is the only son of J. L. and Celia Clark of the Central hotel. He was with his father in the hotel business until 1889, when he accepted a position as traveling salesman for W. H. Walker & Co. of Buffalo, which position he now successfully and creditably fills. Personally Mr. Clark is one of those cheerful, assuring individuals, who not only seems to be happy himself, but makes life pleasant for those around him. He is strictly upright in his habits."
----- Source: "Historical and biographical sketch of Cherry Creek, Chautauqua County, New York" Edited and Published by Charles J Shults, April 1900 at page 56.
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