Local notes from South Cicero and surrounding areas
A fragmented South Cicero column reports on hunting trips, baseball plans, and local politics. It mentions Jo Williams and Vros Melanska, a Lake Bakery team game versus Hawthorne, and a candidate meeting held at the old gosh House with selections for president and directors. The piece references hospital recoveries, a grand ball, and court cases including a case before Judge Trapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Bakery
Hawthorne
Desplaines
Sagaiib
Grew
Hodmiek
Toe Hawthorne Indians
Fae
Lierside
Wisconsin
We County
Old Gosh House
Son Histriet
Squires
Ncident
Chas. Nelson
Sempester
Martin Kawezinski
Martin Kawezinski Peoctowe Vear
Mingund
Geo. Barrett
Pesavenne
Niei
Weil
Dar
Tient
Woot
Jim Donnelly
Coors Hawthorne
Wootedremie Gares Mpersis
MT. Goodi
Joon
Bishop
Joe Avihind
Voli Phapa
Hae Owen
Aqih
Toa Brass
Bea Crowi
Parad Syeets
Dawtharne
Froedon
Judge Capetha
Dankowski
Clyde village notes and local happenings
Local tidbits from Clyde include visits and business moves on Clyde Avenue and Austin Avenue. Reports cover residents regaining health, a three day visit by Gardettes, a trainer with a bicycle expert, and various town political notes. A Clyde school trustee election results show Henry Austin receiving all votes with no opposition. A party meeting records enthusiasm and new ordinance effects. Peter Schweig’s death and funeral details are given, along with Mrs. Dirkes injuring her finger and undergoing surgery. A horse sale venture ends with no sale, and Hancock O'Brien and Waters’ string band gains recognition. A mishap near Chicago leaves Mr. Stepp injured but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strana
Clyde
Henry Austin
Kirk
Pooro Tes
Pes
Hleney Holland
Austin Avenue
Dirkes
Local notices and community updates from Oak Park area
Mrs. Geo Anderson returns from a week away while Dr Bell plans a South Dakota trip and Mae Ray Sprinks injures her ankle. Fire chief position changes as B S Springer resigns and William Worters takes over. Mrs Ehrines returns improved from Adlemao sanitarium. church services and events fill the week with visits, exhibitions, and lectures across Berwyn Oak Park and River Forest communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Anderson
Maple Avenue
Dr. Bell
Tarveld Avenue
South Dakota
Mae Ray Sprinks
J. Volpe
B.S. Springer
William Worters
Ehirrines
Adlemao Sanitarium
Cate
Uilling
Coper
Tome
Mao Enis Webling
Berwan PO PO
MM Sandersand Moker
Chadeasa
Date
Oak Park
Windsor Avenues
Tarewell
Eret
Eran
Geneva
Booth
Millard
Tadee
Berwyn Lode
Mary Casee
Mo i
Canes
Tayeawa
Carter
Harrison Covel
Royal
Eave Dane
Carisom & Olson
Berwyi
Wee O Chey
Schiciur
Armour
Carisoin & Olson
Knights of Columbus Two Step by George E Fischer
An eight time two step piece by George E Fischer for pianoforte titled Knights of Columbus. The work features a pleasing melody with good swing suitable for the two step dance. Published by J Fischer & Bro New York Bible House with price 50 cents.
Northwestern Baseball Opens Season vs Oak Park at Evanston
Northwestern played Oak Park on the athletic field in Evanston Tuesday afternoon, opening its regular schedule. The lineup included Golden as catcher Murphy pitching Tiunter at second Chadduck at shortstop Maclay at third Williams center Witter left Sickles right and Miller in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Oak Park
Evanston
Golden
Murphy
Tiunter
Chadduck
Maclay
Wiliams
Witter
Sickles
Miller
Easter Week Music at Congregational and Baptist Churches
Easter services fill First and Second Congregational Churches Oak Park with organ preludes choral works and solos by Dr Falk Handel Mendelssohn and Simper. Baptisms, weddings, and Easter recitals accompany sermons on the Resurrection. a large choir and young artists perform as parks and garden features in Oak Park host concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Falk
Volckmar
Christ the Lord
Stee Ween
Ee Beeen Warren
Redeemer
Handel
Hallelujah
Dro Falk
Athalie
Mendelssohn
Lawrence M. Sturtevant
Miss Dewey
Miss Pitkin
Miss Warren
Dr. Wethven
Mr. Belknap
Simper
Cicero Seeks Bids for Pipe Sewer Project 1897
Sealed proposals in duplicate addressed to the Town Clerk and the President of the town are invited for constructing a pipe sewer on Indiana street from Willow to Pine in Cicero. Payment from Special Assessment No 582. Bids due 7:50 p m Saturday April 17 1897 with 10 percent certified check. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street
Willow Avenue
Pine Avenue
Cicero
Board of Trustees
Cicero Town Water Service Pipes Bids Wanted 1897
The town invites sealed duplicate proposals for water service pipes on Indiana Street from Pine to Robinson Avenue per ordinance and specs on file in the Engineer's office. Special Assessment No. 583 bids due 7 30 p m April 17 1897 with 10 percent certified check. Board of Trustees to select, Town Clerk Job Drenty. Austin Md April 5 1897.
Water Service Pipe construction bids invited in Cicero
The Town Clerk invites duplicate secured proposals for water service pipes on Harvey Avenue from Madison to Jackson in Cicero. Bids must be sealed with a certified bid amount and received by 7:30 p.m. Saturday May 1, 1887. The Board of Trustees may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Avenue
Madison Street
Jackson Street
Ciesto
Board of Trustees
Cicero
J. R. Drent
Austin
Gentleman who sought Austrian mission gains influence on Pennsylvania Ave
A man who traveled to Washington eight years ago to pursue the Austrian mission now holds a firm grip on the Pennsylvania avenue political circle. The piece notes that politicians rarely die or resign. reforms occur only occasionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Improvement project for Mariney Avenue specifications on file
Town of Cic profile and specifications for Mariney Avenue from Madison to Jackson now on file in the Engineer's Office. Special assessment number to be announced bids due by p m Saturday May st. A certified check for ten percent of the bid amount must accompany the proposal. WR. Orient, Pew Clerk, Austin, Wh. Avrilith, tSn4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariney Avenue
Madison Street
Jackson Street
Cicero
Sat
Board of Trustees
Town of
Orient
Pew
Austin
Wh. Avrilith
Mulrose Park Village Election Notice
Notice states a village election will be held on the twentieth of April at the Village Board Room Melrose Park Cook County Illinois. Open seats include President three Trustees Village Clerk Police Magistrate and library directorships for various terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villive Board Room
Melrose Park
Cook
Ulineis
Vilage Oficers
Vine
Maywood
Harlem Village Election Held at Village Hall
Harlem Village in Cook County Illinois will hold an election at the village hall to elect a president of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vielagis Olf
Harlem
County of
Cook
State of
Ilinois
Maywood Village Hall Election Opening Notice
At the Village Hall Maywood Viz County this day the election will open at o'clock in the morning and continue open until o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. Dated March ith 1897 Charles Westcoty Clerk of the Village of Maywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electon
Melrose Park
Willliam Lesseperc
Harlem
Hienry Micneh
Maywood
Charles Westcoty
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Vaew
Jo Williams
Vros Melanska
Ty Day
Peta Nader
Rowan
Dudge Trapp
Stuebner
Sven
Erippe
Rahshaw
Mair
Jo Corneil
Gardettes
Millard Avenue
Ferrs Schweip
Seady
Kanin
Maxwell
Clyde Avenue
Civcle Republican Club
Incor
Hill Henry
Downers Grove
Bill
Hancock
O'Brien
Waters
Aprison
W. Thompson
Fr. O'Brien
W. Stepp
Chicago
Stepp
Sa Hole
Eajoa
Ate Stepp
Berwyn
William Beye
McNeil & Higgins Company
Cook County
Mr. Beye
Brunswick
Prussia
John Alen
Ilk Grove
Hlindls
Elgin Academy
Jesse W. Allen
Beye
Thomas Osborne
James C. Howell
J. H. Heald
Nellie Lombard
Boston
Oak Park Club
Forest Home
the Board of Education
Cate William Beye
Board of Education
S.cs. Rogers
Roald Lackey
N.o G. Moore
Gere
Jessie AL Baldwin
Eyalan
Chas
Aatees
Misnaeers
Pesalittinis
Witlisnn Bere
Card of Phonics
Torese
Miyde
Moody
Iytohaud
Isignedd
Cl Lo Flue
Rivee Porese Velba GE Board
River Forest Villave Board
Noril
Forest Avenue
Puisineer
Willits Streen
Central Avenue
Lathe Street
James Jones
Jones & Son
Consenth
Dr. King
Cowden
Pana
Dr. Wing
Dar Kine
Lovell
Traill
Proviso
First Congregational Chuarch
Lee Shelley
Ben
Sue Allin Harrington
Rodney
Grison
Jesus
Farmer Templar
Second Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Nevin Quartette
Ars
Ada Widston
Chita Page Ongona
Frank Williamis
Frank AL. Collins
Frank H. Collins
Buck
Coats Mary
Cipees
Clara Page Ongona
Jas. Whitehead
Flora Belle Hayes
Meredith
Jean Meredith
Wilbert Douglas
M. IE
Dre 0. d. Swift
Milton MA
Joseph Whitman
J. Famson
Charles W. Austin
Clarence 12
Fox Gad G
Starrett
No M. Freer
Linden Avenue
Superior Street
Ab George Baldwin
Australia
Freer
Baldwin
Europe
Village
Illinois
Gustav KF. Gelrike
John Debus
LL. Williams
Louis W. Richter
William Licksseebierg
J. W. Barker
L. A. Nottmeyir
W. F. Scott
A. BL Dunn
BK. W. Benson
Bk. H. Loewe
Citizens’ Ticket
George W. Fowlier
Julius Frillmann
Einer S. Simonsen
Munstermann
Thomas Burdett
Roel Perry
Julia Martin Melrose Park
Peter Piptchner
Jessie Vosburg
Walter C. Smith
Marion Hickey
River Forest, Ill
Thomas M. Tackson
River Forest
Joseph Binks
Charles W. Juergens
Verman HH
Schuarenberg
George W. Shearburn
Thomas L. Humphreville
Jo O R. Orient
Austin, HL
Robinson Avenue
Board of Trustees of the Own of
Job Drenty
Austin, Md
April
Independent
Adam Davison
Village of Harlem
Harlem Citizens’ In
George Schrade
Henry Strunk
Tierman Scolz
Henry D. Schumacher
Henry C. Meijer
Municipal People’s
Party
Henry Mundy
Jacob Delliers
WM. A. Krause
Walther Edwards
Citizens’ League
PY Petupiton
Mawwood
Edward Nichols
Por Viltegwe Trttacces
James Muntoos
Ataywood
T. Wilbeams, Vieswood
Charles Wyestocott
Masswood
Mor
Eames Tl
Mivwood
Por Prbte
Mary C. Adgate
Cora Dent Cravens
Mulrose Park Village
Carl Baier
Lyon & Healy
Caucus
Por
Jacob Bollander
William S. Hamilton
Muarsawaad
James Johnston
Maswand
Arthur Jones, Maswood
Willeam T. Coopier
Maswood
Poitier
John AL Magowan
Norman AL Barrett
Mary EB
Robert S. Maywood
Harlem Village
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