Bio of Feller, Ezra Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Feller, Ezra, the genial proprietor of the only hotel in Plainview, was
born in Duchess county, New York, where he lived until at eleven years of
age his parents removed with him to Wayne county, Indiana. In 1860 he went
to Oconomowoc, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, and employed his time from 1869
to 1878 at farming. For two years next succeeding he started and ran
successfully the Plainview Livery Stable, which he removed to its present
site in the rear on assuming the position, for which he is so admirably
adapted, as proprietor of the hotel, which he purchased of A. Y. Felton,
March 1, 1881. The house is quadrangular in form, measures 100x300 feet,
and is noted for its scrupulous cleanliness and painstaking, businesslike
attention of all interested in its management. Uncle Ez., as Mr. Feller is
familiarly called, has had two wives; the second still living proves an
invaluable auxiliary in the inner working of the hotel, and is admired for
her particular care in the welfare of her partner, and in his success in
business.
War of Rebellion (Civil War)