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Oak Park Reporter Argus

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1905

Page

5

Republican Caucuses Convene to Select Delegates in Oak Park

Oak Park Republican Club calls caucuses for precincts to choose delegates and alternates to county and sanitary district conventions. Meeting set for 8 pm on Tuesday June 20 1905 at locations listed for eight precincts with specified delegate and alternate counts. W R Moss president and O B Barker Jr secretary announce the action.

Republican Club Oak Park Precinet Engine House Marion Street Oak Park Machine Co Randolph Street Kenilworth Hall Kenilworth Avenue South Boule Ridgeland Depot W. H. Fox Seoville Avenue W. RR. Moss O. B. Barker, JR Nec’y

Water Company Converts to Daylight Power and Lower Rates

New Day Current reports that since June 1 new owners have installed daylight current, running light lines day and night like the Yaryan lines. Cicero Light Heat Power Co will also deliver light and power all day at reduced rates with two prices 25 percent off residences and 50 percent off businesses per 1000 kilowatts. Poles and fines are being renewed in Austin and Oak Park with green painting. Maywood plant to become a central plant.

Water Company Cicero Light, Heat & Power Co Austin Oak Park Maywood

Oak Park Horse Show Association outlines planning efforts

The Oak Park Horse Show Association reports organized preparations for an expanded show. Officers and committees are appointed, with a 50 member auxiliary to recruit female volunteers from Austin River Forest and Oak Park clubs. Multiple local clubs including Oaks of Austin and Nakama Club will participate.

Oak Park Austin River Forest Oaks of Westward Ho Gelf Club River Forest Woman’s Club Oak Park Club Nakama Club Nineteenth Century Club Colonial Club Phoenix Club Associated Charities

Strawberry Social At Oak Park Church Raises Parsonage Funds

The Ladies Aid Society of the First M E Church hosted a Tuesday evening strawberry social in the church parlors. Mrs John Clemenger chaired arrangements while Rev Mr Williams and Mrs J B White sang duets. Nellie Kouns and Ruth Simmons performed solos and piano duet. Oak Park quartet played twice. Mrs Belle Watson Mellville delivered an enthusiastic reading about shipwrecks. The event supported the parsonage fund with plans to raise a specified sum.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church John Clemenger Mr. Williams J. B. White Nellie Kouns Ruth Simmons Oak Park Belle Watson-Mellville

Fund Grows Through Socials and Entertainments Tuesday

Two thousand dollars, and recourse is to be had to socials and entertainments of various kinds. The fund was increased quite a bit Tuesday evening.

Packard Property Sells For 40000 On Wabash Avenue

Samuel W. Packard’s building on 206 Wabash Avenue sells for 40000 to HK F Straus. The ground lease runs eighty five years more. The land is valued at 70000 in the latest sale with a 20 by 171 foot lot just north of the Auditorium. John C. Fetzer-linked syndicate now holds 310 feet of frontage.

Samuel W. Packard Wabash Avenue HK. F. Straus John C. Fetzer Packard Holding B. P. Hutchinson Board of Trade Fame Mr. Packard Packard

Corner-stone Laying for Mt Carmel Baptist Church

Public invited to Mt Carmel Baptist Church corner-stone ceremony at 127 Williams Street Uoak Park on Sunday June 18. Rev H W Knight delivers morning sermon Rev J F Thomas gives corner-stone address at 2 30 with other pastors. Grand United Order of Odd Fellows to lay stone at 3 30 with band music. Evening service at 7 40 by Rev J H Qdom.

Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Williams Street Uoak Park A. L. Harris Provident Baptist Church H.W. Knight J. F. Thomas Ebeneezer Baptist Church Grand United Order of Odd Fellows J. H. Qdom Lake Street B. F. D. Zimmermann H. C. Wirukrspoon

City Drug Store Receives Elegant Interior Makeover

John D. Suydam proprietor of City Drug Store shows a refined upgrade with decorators paper-hangers painters and joiners at work for days. The store now features a first-class finish and a large up-to-date stock plus a new soda fountain with ice cream fruits and syrups to serve patrons.

John D. Suydam Suydam

Unity Church Lawn Party At 823 North Euclid

The Unity Church ladies plan a lawn party on June 24 at D. G. Trench’s grounds 823 North Euclid avenue with Oak Park avenue entrance. Afternoon focuses on children with games and treats and a baby show for under three. Supper at six, Y P C U entertainment in evening. ground admission ten cents and supper twenty five cents to aid rebuilding treasury.

Ladies of Unity Church D. G. Trench North Euclid Avenue Oak Park Avenue

Pennsylvania Railways Shrug Off Competitors in 905 Mile Run

The Pennsylvania Railroad challenges rivals by aiming to shorten the Chicago to New York distance of 905 miles. Trains and automobiles race to reduce travel time, with the railroad seeking a faster route than rivals.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicago New York Pennsylvania Folks

Proclamation Limits Fireworks Use in Oak Park on July Fourth

The President grants discretion to allow fireworks only on July Fourth from 4 AM to midnight in Oak Park. Cannon, guns, pistols and dynamite crackers are prohibited with a ten dollar fine per offense. Police are ordered to enforce the peace and quiet until the holiday.

Oak Park

Speedy train era hints at future airship travel

In eighteen hours flat beginning last Sunday at two o'clock Mr and Mrs John Farson arranged for apartments in this speedy way train. The flyer train will soon be followed by airships traveling rapidly through the air. Traveling has become a luxury and is enjoyed.

John Farson

Mary McGay to Wed John Todd Stuart at First Baptist

Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary McGay and Mr. John Todd Stuart on Wednesday June 28 at 8 30 PM in the First Baptist Church with Dr Theo G Soares presiding. Edith Templeton of Buena Park will be maid of honor with Edward Stuart as best man. Bridesmaids include Jessie Nicol Irma Walz Edith Kellogg Louise Melum Callie Rauboldt. Ushers include Dr Norman McGay Thomas Heald Arthur Melum.

Mary McGay John Todd Stuart First Baptist Church Theo. G. Soares The Baptist Church Edith Templeton Buena Park Edward Stuart Jessie Nicol Irma Walz Freeport Edith Kellogg Chicago Louise Melum Callie Rauboldt Norman McGay Shiloh Ohio Thomas Heald Arthur Melum

Bridal party named for Greenwood Nicol wedding

Mr. Joseph Greenwood and Mr. William V.R. Nicol will have four children join the ceremony as the bridal party. Theodore Nicol, Miss Alice McCay, Leslie Heald and Walter McCay will complete the entourage and stretch the ribbons.

Joseph Greenwood William V.R. Nicol Theodore Nicol Alice McCay Leslie Heald Walter McCay

A Gospel Wagon Service At Second Congregational

A Gospel Wagon service will be held Sunday at 5 on the lawn in front of the Second Congregational Church. Mr Meeker the Ewing Street Church pastor from Chicago will conduct the service assisted by his singers. The wagon is furnished by several members of the Second Church and the event acts as a dedication of the wagon.

Second Congregational Church Meeker Ewing Street Chicago

Union Sunday School Picnic to Glenwood Park

Sunday school unions from Unity Methodist Congregational and Presbyterian churches plan an excursion and picnic at Glenwood Park along the electric line on June 20.

Unity, Methodist, Congregational and Presbyterian Glenwood Park

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Euclid Avenue OAK Park Trust & Savings Bank H. W. Avustin H. N. Leadaman H. W. Austin Hiram Coomas Dr. T. BE. Roberts H. C. Hansen Jassic A. Baldwin A. W. Bryant T.S. BaTrlie H. C. Hansen Grover Eckart Dr. J. W. Tore Northwestern Gas Light and Coke CO North Oak Park Ave Oak Park, Illinois W. W. Neice’s Oak Park Road George Baldwin A. L. Caron William St Oak Park, Hl John D. Ross George Walker Sampson Rogers O. W. Herrick W. 8. Herrick Ss. P. Nissen C Bolles E. A. Cummings Jacob Mortenson Willis Herrick C. W. Herrick Lombard Avenue F. Hafner Chicago Avenue Municipal Building New Day Current Strawberry Social Union Evening Services Murch Luxor Egypt Luecock Congregational Church Barton Presbyterian Church Soares Methodist Church Luevock Pacific Garden Mission Hopkins Englewood State Dr. Soares Dr. Williams Eben E. Roberts Superior St Oak Park State Bank Col Warrington Block Allen Ray Village of
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