Local notes recount business moves and civic matters
The page reports Johnno Englebrecht opening at Captore's, Henry G. Fischer succeeding him at Richter's, fines for August Harder and John Goldenbogon, Bailey’s moves with Minors Screw Co, a May Day party plan by the Methdist Ladies Aid, a push to relocate the Northwestern depot to aid Nine teenth avenue, and Melrose Park youths attempting emigration to Mexico MO but stopped at Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnno Englebrecht
Louisa Richter
Captore
Richter's
Henry G. Fischer
August Harder
John Goldenbogon
Harlem
Justice Dannebeck
Marshal Bailey
Peter Bohlander
Northwestern
Nineteenth Avenue
Loeat
Melrose Park
Mexico
Aurora
E. W. Benson
John Benson
Denny Cunningham
Maury Trumble
Army of Emigration
Charles Treslow
Melrose Park Board Meets in Regular Session Actions Taken
The Melrose Park Board of Trustees met Monday night. A fire protection insurance issue was referred to the Fire and Water Committee. An ordinance granting Chicago Telephone Co. a franchise for Lake Street poles and wires was sent to the Judiciary Committee. Saloons violating ordinances were reported and action proposed. Election officials were appointed. Committees on Police and Health and on Judiciary and Assessments were formed. The meeting adjourned to April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Melrose Park
S. M. Blosa & Co
Committee On Fire and Water
Chicago Telephone Co
Lake Street
Judiciary Committee
Marshal Bailey
Henry Beling
E. DeStephano
H. Hebner
H. Beling
H. Boling
Land
Fowler
Debus
Smith
Gilesway
Scharenberg
Lewis Nottmeyer
G. IF. Gehrke
C. A. Faust
L. C. Brown
P. Bohlander
Frank Darrow
Mesara, Scharenberg
Land and Debus
Mesara
Giles
Local Notes and Advertisements Face List of Small Items
Augustat Mertens recovers from severe illness. Champion wool pants offered at 2.00 per pair by B D Larson Co. Infants mourned by Mr and Mrs Roketo of Marengo Street. B D Larson Co receives second lot of Noxall shirts at 50 cents. H J Hittorth at 208 Lathrop fixes watches and guarantees them. Charles Meier, son of the Village Clerk, home from Lutheran College Addison. Chas Drechsler of Oak Park has bargains in second hand walnut furniture. L E Bailey opens a new office on Franklin Street. Smith school teacher Mr Quimby ill but improving. Pointer on Headaches advertised at 10 cents. Prof and Mrs Frank Curtis welcome a baby girl. mother and daughter well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusat Mertens
Altenheim
B.D. Larson & Co
Roketo
Marengo Streat
B. D. Larson & Co
Charles Meier
Lutheran College
Addison
Chas. F. Drechsler
Oak Park
L. E. Bailey
Franklin Street
Quimby
Smith School
Local Notices and Social Items From Harlem Area
A scan of various items notes sales of 35 blue labels from Albert Burgess with a promised carving knife, a death of Mrs. McKenzie due to pneumonia and funeral at Rose Hill with Rev. Hoyt, a confirmation party hosted by Miss Martha Gadon with guests from Chicago, and Mr. Frank Perley of 102 Elgin Street hospitalized in Harlem for appendicitis with family visiting from St. Louis and ongoing business duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burgess
St. Albert Burgess
Gov. Nordenholt
McKenzie
Circle Avenue
Twelfth Street
Hoyt
Rose Hill
Wenter
Martha Gadon
Harlem Quartetto
Gaden
Carsteans
Chicago
Wolf
Kohl
A. and §. Hester, Miss Bagdo
Schmitt
Frank Perley
Elgin Street
Harlem
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Louie
Harlem Independent Citizens' party holds mass meeting in village hall
The Harlem Independent Citizens' party held a large mass meeting at the village hall Tuesday. Otto Gorko for President and candidates for Trustees and Clerk spoke in turn. Another meeting is set for Goden's hall Monday. Regulars rally Saturday with A W Kistenbroker and others on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Independent Citizens’ Party
Village Hall
McCarroll
Addressen
Otto Gorko
Tessrs. Schumacher
Struck
Schulz
Blossey
Meier
Klimmer
Goden
Independent Party
A. W. Kistenbroker
Wm. Glos
Jacob Dellera
Frank Hostler
Yunker
Wm. Riebeck
Kistenbroker
Repulara
Gorke
Green House
Messrs
Gotsch
Schiwass
Local Notices and Arrivals From East to Maywood
Mrs W P Ballard visits east to improve health while Mrs Frederick Green tours Englewood. Mr A H Bode travels to Minneapolis on business. Andrew Maas, former Maywood resident, buys local property and will move with family. Plus lists of unclaimed letters at Austin and Oak Park post offices dated April 1895 naming multiple individuals and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ballard
Frederick Green
Englewood
A. H. Bode
Minneapolis
Andrew Maas
Maywood
Austin
Benton
P. G
Bucker
Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption and colds
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ill was told she had consumption and no hope but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life Thos Eggers of San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold alleged approaching consumption after one bottle in two weeks Free trials at L M Lovett Oak Park and R T Traall Austin Regular size Fifty cents to one dollar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Ill
Dr. King
Thos. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R.T. Traall
Austin
West Side Vinor- CATOR Advertising Schedule
Advertising guidance from a local newspaper promoting the West Side Vinor- CATOR as a regional medium. It outlines rates for various classifieds, contact address at 207 West Madison Street, Room 6, and Friday publication with copy due by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEM
West
Madison Street
West Side
Vinor- Cator
West Madison Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Board
H. J. Hittorth
Lathrop Avenue
Frank Curtis
Detective Agency
Clark Street
Chicago, Ills
Telephone North
A. L. Standard, Gen. Mer
W.W
Einar
J. K.earle
Miss Mabel
Hudson
J. W
Hummel
Louisa
Kiabia
Elizabeth
Miller
Joseph
Tom
Nehls
Parker
Mra
L. D
Roamer
Miss I
Roche
Fred
Shaw
Mre
Frank B
Schanten
Alex
Sanders
Arron Y
U.S
Washington
C.a.snow & CO
Wanhibutch
D.C
Empire Bargains
Empire Bedstead Co
USTL
Stoddard, Trustel
Madison ST
Center Ave
West Side Natatorium and Institute For Physical Culture
West Side Natatorium
W. R. Chesnutt
W. Madison ST
Safford ,& Sons
Safford & Sons
Ann Street Elevated
van Buren Street
Harrison Street
Ashland Avenue
Ogden Avenue
Western Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Martin Bros
West Madison St
Wildore
Ulice Bourke
Ssunderland’s
Gem Restaurant
Cor
Center Avenue
Woodworth’s
Lincoln
Ea, Cummings & Co
S.W. Cor
Washington and Dearborn Streets
Great West Side
Dillon
Arista
A. C. Selleck
Crawford
Carfon
A.C. Selleck
W. Madison
G. G. Plerce
Cor. Curtis
Vacuum Soap CO
Sloan St
Chisago
Mewes & Hofvander’s
Glove Factory
W. Madison Street
Diamonds
Youngdahl
Lilja
Dolle Bros
Watchmakers
George SW. Perry
Muscatel
Catawba
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