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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1897

Page

4

Hawthorne Community Notes Face Fishing, Fire and Fair Plans

Local Hawthorne items report a Mackey era of fishing attempts and hunting talk, plus a brief on gasfitters and sewer workers at 240 West 4th Street. The Hawthorne baseball team eyes new victors, a fire incident at a cement works is noted, and the Auditors Company holds a May meeting with officer elections.

Pye & Kane Hawthorne My. A. Gres Charles Ollicer Cornelius Monter Sii Manert Ois Chicago Burlington & Quincy Eanih Vrce Vriday Aprik Ivan Ohich Capporiate Co Price Mand & Co Civdle Lee Meyers Gootlanert Rockwell Cpetes

Clyde Funday of Clyde Avenue Community Scenes

A lengthy local column recounts events in Clyde including church revival meetings at the Episcopal church and social gatherings at the band hall. It notes community figures such as H W Andrews entering the ice business on a wide route, Grier and Young in the Clyde orchestra, and a republican club meeting protesting Humphrey bills.

Clvde Charles Hasse Norik Veoh Clyde Orchestra Grier Young Varhkley Arab Wateres North Tego Jesse F. M. Pearson Il W. Andrews Thirty-first Street Austin Avenue Morton Park Clyde LaVergne H.W. Andrews Thirty-First St Aus Morton Park Clyde la Vergne Cicero Bartlett Garfield Avenue John Kimmith Kimmith O'Brien Henry Schweig O. O. Po Republican Club G Incorporated Humphrey R.C. Hall Clark JT. Wisdel William Thelmann Springfield

Electric Bitters Claim Health Benefit for Seasonal Ailments

Early 20th century ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for languor liver sluggishness and toning the system. It promises relief from headaches indigestion constipation and disarray with claims of preventing fevers and aiding overall wellness. Bottles priced at 10 cents and $1 sold at Lovells Drugs Oak Park and Traits Drug Store Austin.

Ehootrie Lovells Drugs Oak Park Traitts Austin

Nuptials Potts Wayt in Austin Church of St Paul

The marriage of Miss Helen Potta to Mr Lt. H Wayt, hardware merchant of Linden Park, Austin, occurred at 8:30 PM on Wednesday April 28 at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle. Rev. Luther Pardee officiated. The bride wore white silk with lace and hyacinth bouquet. The couple will reside at 215 South Fifty-third street and observe home visits May 19 and 26.

Helen Potta Lt. H. Wayt Linden Park Austin Church of St. Paul the Apostle Luther Pardee Karr Oak Park In. A. Wayt Messrs Flop. Price George W. Pithers Carrie Marble Grace May Dawson Frank H. Colins W. F. Sudds C. Wesley Clarke Sunday School Junior Christian Endeavor Society C. E Christian Iunterprise Chicago Association of Congregational Churches LaGrange Ill Woman's Missionary Society George H. Luther South Prairie Avenue Ladies

Grace Kate King and William Robert ShannonWed at Second Congregational Church

The couple married Wednesday evening at 7 at the Second Congregations church in Ridgeland with Rev. Sidney Strong officiating using episcopal rites. The bride wore white organdie and a tulle veil and carried roses lilies of the valley and a prayer book. Best man was Bert Shannon with ushers Harry Scoville and Robert Caughie. flower girls Misses Shannon and King.

Grace Kate King William Robert Shannon Second Congregations Ridgeland Sidney Strong Jerbert Shannon

Oak Park Chub Hosts Gentlemen's Night and Plays

The Oak Park Chub held a Saturday evening program on April 24 1887 with a mandolin solo and vocal performances by W E Page J M Worrill Miss Page and others. The evening featured the Comedy stock company under J C Vezina presenting My Turn Next and a whist match between Oak Park and Berwyn clubs.

Oak Park Mareh Bhanjo W.E. Page J. M. Worrill W. O. Page Miss Page Hanjo Durand JW. Worrill Comedy Stock Company Vezina Tom Trap Jas.i Wheatear Mir J. BK Perguson Lavdin Twitter Miss Lottie Anderson Cicely Alice Bradley Peegy Green Violet Wynne Berwyn Wress Orchestra Germain Rourke Tto

Astin Congregational Aroin Conperegational Church Service Note

Religious and benevolent notice from Astin Congregational church detailing morning services, hymns, prayers, and congregational responses. Mentions Thomas Westerdale as pastor and lists routine liturgical elements and choir participation in a midweek service.

Reliable salve promises cure all minor skin afflictions

The advertisement touts the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores totter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It guarantees relief or money back and costs 26 cents a box sold by Lovell's Drug Store Oak Park and Traill's Drug Store Austin.

Lovell Oak Park Traill Austin

Cleaning Day Designated for Cicero Town Residents

The town board resolves that a designated day in May be set as Cleaning Day for the Town of Cicero and urges all citizens to act. The resolution was adopted at a board of trustees meeting on April 10, 1907, with J. R. Dren serving as Town Clerk.

Lim Mr. Grew Mar Grew Cicero Town of Iaut J. R. Dren

Cicero Town Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1898

The board of trustees of the Town of Cicero votes an ordinance to appropriate funds necessary to cover all expenses and liabilities for the fiscal year ending March 1, 1898.

Cicero

Cicero Town approves 1898 budget for public works and services

The Cicero Board of Trustees enacts an ordinance authorizing total expenditures of 167 000 for the fiscal year ending March 1 1898. It lists allocations for contingent expenses drainage streets lighting police sanitary services fire protection elections and legal fees with 150 000 to be raised by taxation and a 17 000 estimate from other sources.

Cicero Board of Trustees

Cicero Board Orders Pipe Sewer on Fyffe Avenue

The Board of Trustees of Cicero ordered a pipe sewer from Robinson Avenue to West Fiftieth Street and to West Fifty-fourth Street, per ordinance adopted January 23 1897. An assessment of cost by benefits has been filed with Cook County Court and a final hearing set for May term starting May 10 1897.

Board of Trustees Cicero Fyffe Avenue Robinson Avenue Fiftieth Street West Fifty-fourth Street Cook County Illinois A. D

Special Assessment No 670 for West Fifty third Street work

Special Assessment notice reports the improvement of West Fifty third street in Cicero Cook County Illinois from Kenzie street to Chicago avenue by grading and curbing. The County Court has the assessment for benefits and the final hearing begins May 10 1897. All parties can appear to defend.

Board of Trustees Cicero West Fifty-third Street Kenzie Street Chicago Avenue Cook County Illinois

Special Assessment No 580 for Forest Avenue Sewer

Notice is given that the Town of Cicero Cook County Illinois seeks to assess the cost of a pipe sewer from Augusta Street to the south of Thomas Street. The final hearing by the Cook County Court will begin May term on May 10 1887.

Board of Trustees Cicero Forest Avenue Augusta Street Thomas Street Cook County Illinois

Cicero to Assess Willow Avenue Sewer Upgrades

Notice declares a special assessment for a sanitary sewer improvement in Cicero Cook County Indiana street to Pine avenue. The town Board of Trustees adopted the ordinance February 20 1897 and costs will be apportioned according to benefits as determined by the Cook County Court proceedings.

Board of Trustees Cicero Indiana Street Willow Avenue Pine Avenue Cook County Tlinois

Water Service Pipes to be Furnished on Indiana Street Cicera

Special assessment No GRU NOVICE issued notice of the furnishing and laying of water service pipes on Indiana street from Pine avenue to Robinson avenue in Cicera town Cook County Hingis. Proceedings filed with Town Clerk and to be heard at the May term of court beginning May 10 1917. Interested parties may appear and defend.

Board of Trustees Cicero Indiana Street Pine Avenue Robinson Avenue Cicera Cook County Hingis A. LD. Uy

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