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Oak Park Reporter Argus

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1906

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River Forest community notes and local incidents

River Forest items report a new church organist Miss Jelon Arnold, a funeral, a live wire accident near a water works, crime attempts on Oak Park residents, weather impacts, and plans for a western fire station opening. Mentions Seattle Methodist authority and local meetings, with various social and civic updates.

Jelon Arnold Mere Woof Arneld Oak Park River Forest Arneld Gusselin

Oak Park Notes Busy Week In Local News

Oak Park residents attend funerals visit relatives and travel reports include Mrs Belart returning from Bloomington and Mrs Wood leaving for an extended eastern trip. Local leaders promote public work with dog tax collection and a pasture appointment anticipated. Community events at the YoM and a large afternoon board party highlight social life with prize winners named.

Lee Named Chief of Oak Park Police Force

President Ray appointed Captain George Lee as Acting Captain of the Oak Park Police Department replacing Captain Camnock who resigned amid friction with the village board. Lee, a 14 year veteran, previously served at Harlem race tracks and Cicero before returning to Oak Park.

George Lee Ray Oak Park Police Department Fe. Czmack Allen S. Ray Lee Camock Nance Camnock Force Io2 Cicero Jie Kharlem

Estimable Lady Gone Mrs Fannie M Howard

Mrs Fannie M Howard wife of D Mitchell Howard died at her home 7028S Harvey Ave on Wednesday May 50 She was born in Ashland Iowa in 1864 and taught in Kansas public schools later lived in Concordia Sioux City Chicago and Oak Park for many years Her work focused on Christian relief and evangelism with the Free Methodist Church Interment took place at Marengo IL after funeral services at the home conducted by Rev H O Hubbard May she rest in faith and hope for her family.

Fannie M. Howard D. Mitchell Howard Harvey Avenue Ashland Iowa Kansas Concordia Isis Sioux City Grace Din Iso Chicago Oak Park Seoville Avenue Howard Methodist Episcopal Church Free Methodist Church Dong H.O. Hubbard The Kewanee Marenpo

Kimball Oaks Injured After Harlem Avenue Car Strike

Kimball Oaks of 100 Ontario street in Oak Park suffered five broken ribs and internal injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Harlem avenue last Tuesday. He was taken by ambulance to his home where Drs Ruggles and McBurney attended him. his condition is improving but remains serious at age 64. Also note the Mast Hud improvement Association plans a meeting at the Lombard engine house to discuss the team track and track elevation. Amelia Ruubold returns from a Milwaukee visit.

Kimball Oaks Ontario Street Oak Park Oaks Harlem Avenue Lta Lombard Avenue Lake Street

Oak Park Special Assessment No 102 Hearing Notice

The Village of Oak Park announces Special Assessment No 102 for sewer construction along Thomas street and adjacent avenues with catch basins and junctions. The County Court of Cook County will hear the assessment on June 12, 1806, with objections and defenses permitted. Installments bear 5 percent interest, dated May 26, 1806.

Special Assessment No. 101 for Woodbine Avenue Pavement

The village has applied to Cook County Court for an assessment of costs for granite top macadam pavement on Woodbine Avenue from Chicago Avenue to 14 feet north of the sire. Final hearing is set for June 12, 1906, with objections and defenses allowed. Oak Park dated May 26, 1906. Avery R. Hayes.

Board of Trustees Oak Park Woodbine Avenue Chicago Avenue County Court Cook County Benefita A.D Avery R. Hayes

Oak Park Special Assessment No 104 for water pipes

The village announces Special Assessment No 104 to place water service pipes on Pau lina Street from Marion Street to Tend Avenue. The final hearing will be June 12 1906 in Cook County Court. Objections may be filed in court. Oak Park May 26 1906 Commissioner.

Special Assessment 103 Notice for Paulina Street Drainage

Special Assessment No 103 announces drain installation on Paulina Street from Marion Street to 72nd Avenue. The ordinance is on file with the Village Clerk. The assessment was reviewed by the County Court of Cuerk Curtiinty and final hearing set for January 12. Objections and defenses may be filed or presented at hearing.

Oak Park Paulina Street Marion = street 72Nd Avenue Cuerk Curtiinty Jane A. UD. Lion Suoon

Special Assessment No 105 final hearing notice 1906

The Board of Trustees of the Village of Park Lombard avenue water pipes project from Ontario to Chicago is assessed for costs by Cook County Court. The final hearing on the assessment is set for June 12, 1906, or as permitted by the Court. Property owners may file objections in the Court Commissioner. Award of Contract. The Board of Local Improvements of

Board of Trustees Oak Park Paulina Street Marion Street Tend Avenue County Court Cook County A. D Avery R. Hayes

Oak Park awards Lake Street paving contract

The Village of Oak Park Illinois awarded the Lake Street and Humphrey Avenue paving project to D A Thatcher Paving Company at their bid within the engineer's estimate. The action is recorded as Oak Park Special No 46 with date June 2 year noted.

Oak Park Cook County Ilinois Lake Street Austin Avenue Humphrey Avenue North Boulevard D. A. ‘Thatcher Paving Company N. T Belg B.C. Brandstadt Board of Local Improvements

Oak Park awards Marion Street brick pavement contract

The Board of Local Improvements of Oak Park Illinois awarded on May 2 1906 the contract for Marion Street brick pavement from Chicago Avenue to Augusta Street in Oak Park Special No. Qk to Andrew Jakks at a bid of 20701.00 within the engineer's estimate.

Board of Local Improvements Oak Park Cook County Illinois Marion Street Chicaro Avenue Augusta Street Andrew Jakks Boc. Brandstadt

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