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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1901

Page

5

Austin Suburban News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Mr. William Gross moves to Kansas City. Miss Mamie Wilson visits in St. Charles. Lillian Schaubel guests in town. Miss Florence Fellows of Harvey AL visits Edith Hollenbeck. Protracted union meeting led by Joseph Jamison draws crowds. Austin May Festival plans underway with musical societies. Austin Day convocation by the Woman's Club on April 12. several residents noted visiting relatives and changes in local addresses. Thieves break into A. Burner's paint store at 149 North Park avenue stealing brushes. Gen. Walter S. Payne of Fostoria OH moves to 5001 Erie Street. his daughter Miss Payne a pipe organist.

William Gross Kansas City David Manny North Pine Avenue Mamie Wilson St. Charles Ada McGuffin Lillian Schaubel Lucie Amerson Florence Fellows Harvey, AL Edith Hollenbeck W. P. Jenkins Orangeville Ind Alfred Barrow Detroit Mich A. F. Barrow J. D. Haggard Mason, II H. N. Curtis L. Hollenbeck Waller Avenue Marie Clifford Kansas City, Mo S. B. Denison North Fifty-second Avenue Burt Eddy Chenoa Walter S. Payne Knight Templar Prohibition Party Fostoria, O Erie. Street Miss Payne Austin Woman's Club Austin Mattie Schwall Furlong Harvey Avenue Marie Hall South Scoville Avenue Jease Spitzer Oak Park Antioch Miller Prairie Avenue East End Cinch Club Mrs. Gallagher Dr. Tope Helen Mt. Vernon Seminary Washington, D. C Geo. Charlton North Scoville Avenue Chattanooga Tenn Eugene Stewart Englewood Harold Rositer Ed Goodwillie Harry Dunmore North Cuyler Avenue Lafayette Union Carpenters

Oak Park Social Notices and Local Happenings

Oak Park residents share news of travel illness and visits while community groups meet. Updates include Misses Schwall and Furlong hosting, Edward Charlton hosting and the East End Cinch Club gathering, and plans for a $20 000 Forest Home Cemetery entrance.

Victory for Garner and Race in Thirty-fifth Ward

The Thirty-fifth Ward election produced a clear win for Alder man Race and Central Committeeman J P Garner. Garner earned praise for fairness and leadership while supporting Race, with both candidates praised for a clean campaign and voter support.

Central J. P. Garner Alderman Race Garner Race

Pinafore in Austin Opens April 11

The most elaborately staged production in Austin for some time will be presented next Tuesday evening April 11. The management spared no expense to ensure success and has arranged reserved seating for an extra 10 cents at Moore's store, 107 North Park avenue.

Austin Moore’s North Park Avenue

Victory in Cicero puts full Republican slate in office

The entire Republican ticket won in Cicero Tuesday with majorities between 300 and 500. Observers expect capable officers and little criticism in the coming year, noting the party’s strong showing this year and resilience after last year.

Cicero

Nineteenth Century Club Meets in Oak Park Literature Talk

The Nineteenth Century Club Oak Park will hold a meeting on Monday April 8 at the Institute under the literature department. Mrs Annetta S Waterman will present a paper on Evolution in Literature. The annual meeting is scheduled for April 22.

Nineteenth Century Club Institute Annetta S. Waterman

Old Cicero Town Board to Retire in April Meeting

The Cicero town board held its regular session April 4 1901 with outgoing members praised and new officers to assume power. The board criticized the drainage report discussed Oak Park canal connections and approved warrants totaling 15267 65 for various expenses. An April 1 adjourned meeting saw the finance committee push for bills to be signed by the public works commissioner and a resolution to cut volunteer firefighters at each station to eight men in line with the year’s appropriation.

Special Drainage Committee Central Avenue Ogden Ditch Oak Park Cicero State Board of Health H. N. Norton E. M. Cole W. P. Utley Mr. Norton Commissioner of Public Works R. A. Carpenter Norton

Austin Woman's Club to Present Miss Lizzie Leaton

The Austin Woman's Club hosts an entertainment at Library Hall on Tuesday April 9 at 8 PM. Miss Lizzie Leaton, famed European and American character artist, will lead a tableaux d art evening with music readings and an orchestra and harpist.

Library Hall Lizzie Leaton Delsdrtean Miss Leaton Austin Woman's Club Europe Leaton

Oak Park Magazine Club postpones lecture to April 8

The Oak Park Magazine Club announces that Mr W Life cannot attend as planned and the meeting is postponed to Monday evening April 8 at 8 p m at the High School. Life will present the promised tab on Science.

OAK Park Magazine Club W. &. Life High School Life B. L. Bevington Fred Gerlach

River Forest Ladies Plan Rummage Sale and Elections

The River Forest community schedules a rummage sale by St Luke's Ladies Guild and an Aejor Club dance at Town Hall on April 13 to fund athletic meets. Village elections set for April 16 at Waterworks with a president trustees clerk police magistrate and library directors to be chosen.

Ladies’ Guild St. Luke's Church Aejor Club River Forest River Forest Dancing Club River Forest Woman's Club J. W. Broughton Thatcher Avenue

Harlem notices and events brief in 1901 era

Miss Lilly Becker is critically ill with brain fever in Harlem. Jacobi Earnest plans a $5 000 store near Harlem Bank. The Noach family reports a diphtheria case at 70 Dixon. A calico hop benefits Evergreen Lodge at Beling's Hall on April 6 with 15 cent admission. A $250 fire harms Thode's saloon from old rags. The Harlem Fire Company hosts a ball April 13 and a testimonial concert with Theodore Lorenz April 14 at Baden Hall. J Moser, long at Judge Lehmann’s, disappeared with wife and children. debts at Ruchel bakery and local grocers.

Thode's Theodore Lorenz Baden’s Hall Madison Street Desplainés Avenue J. Moser Frank Lehmann Harlem A. Ruchel Lehmann Moser

Oak Park Public School Meeting Set for April 9

Citizens of school district No 1 Oak Park will meet at the High School Tuesday April 9 at 8 p m A report of the educational board for the past year will be read Nomination of a president to succeed H D Pierce and two board members to succeed S Rogers and Dwight Jackson will be made A following Township High School district meeting will nominate two board members for election April 13 to succeed J H Heald and F J Griffen

Oak Park Educational Board H. D. Pierce S. Rogers Dwight Jackson Citizens of Township High School Township High School J. H. Heald F. J. Griffen

Unpaid Officials Leave Ludington as Night Watchman

On election night April 2 R. S. Ludington city attorney served as janitor pro tempore at Town Hall. With no paid janitor present and officers gone, he stayed to guard the silent hall on a special police commission.

R. S. Ludington Ludington Mr. Ludington

Robbery on Doorstep in Austin

Mr. E. M. Marble of 308 South Park avenue Austin was held up on his doorstep Saturday evening just as he was about to leave home. A diamond shirt stud, a gold ring, a gold watch and chain, and $8 in cash were taken between 8:30 and 8:32 p m.

E. M. Marble South Park Avenue Austin

Governor Veto Blocks Sale of Davis Mansion in Montgomery

Governor Samford vetoes the bill authorizing Alabama to purchase the Jefferson Davis mansion in Montgomery and preserve it as a Confederate museum, halting plans to make the site a state historic landmark.

Davis Samford Alabama Jefferson Davis Montgomery

Patti Visits Arditi in London to Celebrate Recovery

Mme Patti and her husband called on maestro Arditi during a London visit to congratulate him on recovering from a severe illness. She sent letters and inquiries, and at the end of the visit she performed his famed valse song I Bacio, leaving the elderly composer in a happy mood.

Fetti Mme Patti Arditi London

Inches Long Revolver Gift to Jamaica Man

Stephen M. Van Allen of Jamaica Maine an expert shot has received as a gift the smallest revolver ever made. It measures an inch long and is perfect in detail. Self acting, the chamber holds six cartridges and bullets pierce a half inch pine board. Van Allen has tested it and found it accurate.

Stephen M. van Allen Jamaica van Allen

Yale Bicentennial Plans for October Torchlight Procession

A Yale bicentennial celebration committee has been formed to organize alumni attendance for October events in New York. The group will operate from the Yale Club, coordinating a monster torchlight procession with costumes allegorical and historical floats and illuminations.

Yale Yale Club New York

Volunteer Surgeon's Name Identified Among Surgeons

Among acting assistant surgeons in the volunteer army service is Najib Tariy-ud-Deen who has just been ordered from Washington to the barracks at Columbus Ohio.

Najib Tariy-ud-Deen Washington Columbus, O

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