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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1897

Page

8

Oak Park Busy Scene Includes Vacations and Local News

Community notices detail residents traveling to Wisconsin Michigan and the South Dakota lake resorts plus local business promotions and new shop naming. Stories cover a bicycle ride to Riverside mileposts and a marriage in Milwaukee along with a runaway wardrobe theft and a hospital admission.

Prairie Club Notes Sixth Concert Next Tuesday Evening

The Prairie club announces the sixth in its band concert series to be held next Tuesday evening, August 10. The program includes selections by Ira ton, D Arcy Jackson, Weldon, Nicolini, Verdi, Vane Morse, Massenet, Tosti, and others, with a medley of popular songs to close.

The Prairie Club Philadelphia Iraton D'Arcy Jaxone Paderewski Cradle of the Deep Weldon March City and Lake Nicolini Verdi Vane Morse Selo Murbiella Tosti

Local notes list residents and town events in Cicero

Rev Sidney Strong travels to England and will return by September first. Miss Cummings visits Marshalltown Iowa to see school friends. Carl K MacFadden and wife visit parents in Cicero. Mrs J Wolf and children from Chicago visit at 1017 Lake. John Heuermann under interior repairs at 700 Ridgeland. D T Harris and children visit from West Pullman at 1017 Lake. Ladies Social Club meeting moved to Aug 19 due to illness in Kuntzner family. Cicero Philharmonic Club closes practice at 616 North Lombard and holds monthly meeting there tonight. Mrs C H Klaiber hosts birthday party for daughter with twenty children. Dr Charles Sterling opens practice at Ridgeland pharmacy. Stella Kuntzner improving after bowels illness. Herman Lehme to move to near Los Angeles. leaves Ridgeland after 11 years. Williams and Lesch plumbers report several large jobs and growing demand. John Heuermann turns 71 on Aug 1 and life in town noted.

Fair Oaks John Waters N. Oak Park Avenue New York Jessie Hyman Fair Oaks Avenue Parker South Dakota C. H. Crounse Minneapolis Northwest James Wood, Jr Lake Street Kenilworth Ill Esterlund H.R. Pebbles Dr. Lettan Michigan Lula Cleminger Chicago Graves Holbrook Chicago Avenue George Royal Wesley Avenue John Sievert Oak Park State Bank Chicago Ave J. B. Moos F. A. Fisher Topeka Kan Fisher E. Hungerford Madison Street Oak Park Avenue Northwestern Klondyoke Seattle J. D. Suydam Leigh Jackson Belvidere Oak Park Avenue Elizabeth B. Melville San Diego Cal Alansing B Americus B. Melville R. B. Wallace Paw Paw Lake Brook Kimball Casey Presbyterian Hospital F. C. Frisbee Cincinnati J. M. Holt Moline, T Frances A. Lackey Williams Street Holt la Grange Til Giles Toronto Grace Goodwillie William Dick Board of Education of Philadelphia H. E. Middaugh Niagara Falls Sidney Strong England Miss Cummings Marshalltown Iowa Carl K. MacFadden Geneva Ind D. W. Kimball J. Wolf Lesch John Heuermann Ridgeland Avenue D. T. Harris West Pullman D. W. Williams Ladies’ Social Club Kuntzner Stella Bach Cicero Philharmonic Club D. Schusteck North Lombard Avenue C. H. Klaiber North Lombard Avenue Charles Sterling The Medical Service of British India Ridgeland Pharmacy Stella Kuntzner Harvey Avenue Herman Lehme Euclid Avenue Shaw Ogden Avenue Linderman Harlem Avenue Adams Street 5. Giesinger Ohio Street Springfield Joseph Roberts la Porte Indiana Drummond N. Robinson Ave Mamie Valentine Lemont, Il Georgietta Corderman N. Fifty-second Ave C. Ve Lee Fred Smith Chio St Charles Corderman LN. G Mr. Ringer Fifty-first Street Court New Orleans Laura Linthicum Baltimore Miss Linthicum I. W. Gulliford Lulu Ruth Frankfort Godfrey la Mare Alma Social Club Ross Elgin Robinson Aves George Davis Linden Park Holland, Mich Lake Michigan C. B. Williams Healy Alma Street George L. Corderman Fifty-Second Ave Corderman John Price la Salle Ith Cicero Austin High Court Constable Pellinger Frank Simmons Gronendyke N. Park Avenue Simmons Pellinger Frank

Local notes reveal moves and events in Austin

Residents join in ordinary life updates from 1897 Austin. J M Crook moves, Gage paints a Robinson Ave building, and many return from visits to Lake Villa La Porte Paw Paw Lake and Springfield. Local social rounds include weddings plans shopping and church tents as real estate and post office shifts loom.

For Sale 8 Room New House Chicago Area

For sale 8800 cash and 6 percent monthly mortgage. Eight rooms with plumbing electric furnace and basement. Located at the southeast corner of East avenue and South boulevard. Viewings arranged by THOS H GALE in Room 702 34 La Salts street Chicago.

S. E East Avenue South Boulevard Thos. H. Gale la Salts Street Chicago

Picnic and notices fill Proviso township page

Altenheim hosts a large picnic party while Mrs. Odell entertains city friends at luncheon George Thatcher visits Green Lake for a week Rev Boyd plans annual vacation Village Clerk Shearburn now offices at Watermills A $5 bicycle sidewalk fine is posted Water pipe works from Grove street to Concordia cemetery Construction bids set for Forest avenue improvements Continuous village activities include church picnics and leagues with numerous residents involved.

Altenheim Robert Odell George L. Thatcher Green Lake Rev Boyd The Presbyterian Church George W. Shearburn Forest Avenue Fawcett M. E. Church Grove Street Concordia Cemetery Miss Fay Sam A. Jacobs Franklin Avenue Jacobs Hruntington Thepworth League M. I the Grove M.el Thatcher Avenue Oak Park Astin Dacey Wisconsin Central Vilage Board

Harlem News Briefs On Local People And Events

Mrs Elen Carney paints her Harlem residence dark cream Many Harlem residents welcomed visitors and noted improvements at local homes. Miss Lena Cleff wed Mr Hermar Strange in a private July ceremony. Police thwart an attempted safe burglary at Forest Home cemetery as Harlem polices praised. The Harlem Woman's Club plans a August picnic at Pottawattomie Park. Plattdeutsche Gilde delegates attend the Michigan convention and a large picnic netted over $1500. Local developments include studio openings and building upgrades along Harlem avenue.

Elen Carney Louis Bobe Aurora B. Fournier Madison St August Gaden John Gaden Ernst Dahlenburg Nashville Tenn Llermar Strange Heidelberg and Miller Harlem Harlem Woman's Club Pottawattomie Park St. Charles Charles Miller Albert Roos Ferdinand Avenue Messrs Martin Schuhrk Harlem Society Plattdeutsche Gilde Niles Center Michigan Turnverein Mannerchor Linnermeyer Forest Home Cemetery George Schrade Chicago

Proviso Maywood News Highlights Local Events

Maywood updates cover visits by Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Batchelder, a four month old death, Welch's wares, a drunken arrest, Proviso Land Association baseball clashes, fountain improvements at Railroad Park, and expanding transit service. Community notes include street paving, new houses, and discussions on telephone franchises with Bell and rivals.

Whitney Oshkosh Wis Clarence A M. Scott Welch's Mariah Batchelder Fargo N. D Maywood Howland Miss Davis Milwaukee G. W. Whitney Tan Russett Fred Wendt Marshal Kamphouse Justice McGowan Proviso Land Association Land Association

Mutual Tax Agreement Proposed Between Chicago and Suburbs

The Vindicator reports a proposal to end infighting by Chicago and its suburbs entering a mutual agreement to honor each other’s tax tags. The plan rests on the principle of live and let live as a practical solution.

Laurelwood Park Ilinois Association Burlington Park Chicago

Noiseless Paper Flooring in Germany

Paper flooring is in use in Germany where a pasty mass is laid, smoothed and pressed to form a quiet surface. Footsteps on it are noiseless and the technique aims to reduce footstep noise in buildings.

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