Cicero Austin News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Austin society notes include visits by Mrs. Ek. D. Robinson and Mrs. H. BE. Rockledge, a sale at the Enterprise, and various housework job ads. The Cicero Lumber Co. reports brisk trade. public health concerns on Chicago avenue are raised. several residents travel or recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Ek. D. Robinson
Sycnamore
Park
Cardelaba
FY. Walge
The
James A
Aiden Snow
Pawpaw Lake
Homer Kent
Cleveland, O
J. Whitlock
Kent
Walnut Ave
Austin
E. P. Martin
Minn
H. BE. Rockledge
Waller Avenue
Cleveland
Austin Vindicator
Giles’ Lock
Cicero Lumber Co
William Burkhart
Minnesota
Dr. Jones
Maud
E. George
Lake View
J. Walge
F. A. Hill
Michigan
Local Linden Notes on Jobs Homes and Visits
George Tooker joins J. W. Lambert & Co. Mrs Heestings and children visit North Dakota for a month. Barker visits Iowa. Seevers & Co. set plumbing HQ at Lambert office. Sub‑post station moves to George Koch & Co. M. R. Bortree to hunt in North Dakota. G T Moen plans a two story shop and residence on Chienzo Ave near 52nd. I W Ripberger builds a home north of Chicago Ave. Mrs E M Nelson’s two story house on 52nd St costs about 34500. August Johnson to build Linden Park contract. Dr Darling to start a two story flat on Robinson Ave near Indiana St. cost about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tooker
J. W. Lambert & Co
C. F. Heestings
Pearl
Charles
North Dakota
Barker
Iowa
Austin
H. Seevers & Co
George Koch & Co
M. R. Bortree
National Game, Bird and Fish Protective Association
G. T. Moen
Chienzo Avenue
Fifty-second Street
I. W. Ripberger
Chicago Avenue
Thirty-second Street
E. M. Nelson
Fifty Second Street
August Johnson
Linden Park
Proviso Township Updates and Local Notices
Local notices report infections, illness, travels, and visits among residents. Joel Bullard tours. Lulu Nichols and Mrs. Knott improving. families vacationing in Michigan City and Geneva Lake. high school attendance rising. various visits to Nebraska Cortland Geneseo and Deerfield. Excursions to Devil's Lake, fires, and church events noted. A guitar sale and a book list at schools appear alongside shop ads and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Nichols
Frank Soffel
Goodwin
California
Knott
M. IL. Metcalf
Michigan City
Anna Ballard
Litle
Geneseo, IL
G. $. Crego
Deerfield
C.J. Schoening
Dunlop's Bank Brig
Oak Park
William Hamilton
Bedford
Maywood News Roundup Tells Local Developments and Incidents
Local notes report Mrs. Luddington moving into Philadelphia house next Wednesday and a new walk planned from Central to Robinson avenues. H A Wryalie opens a first class restaurant and boarding house on Fifty second Street, with a streetcar line likely on Corty fifth Street. Reports of railroad crossings, Hawthorne school bid disputes, Siemens Hulske works expansion, housing rentals, new buildings, and social events at Kennedy residence and Maywood church progress. Burglary, births, layoffs, and community notices accompany church socials and public letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Robinson Avenues
Jeffrey Avenue
H. A. Wryalie
Fifty-second Street
Fourteenth
Porty-eighth Street
White
Siemens- Hulske Electric Company
McCormick
Village Board Minutes Read and Actions Taken
Regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees on August Uth with Trustees Bollinder Joneson Morgan Nichols Walker and President Jones present. Absent: Hodgson. Clerk notified W J Ludlow no rebates of assessments. July halls read and paid. Streets and Sewers reported basins built on North First street and drainage work to start this week. Board approved arc lights at South First and Fifth Avenue intersections and at North First Lake Street Fifth Avenue. basins on North Side to be repaired. Fencing owners on public street warned to remove wire within 24 hours. Streets and Sewers to clean paved streets gutters and clear Madison street basin entries. Bond for sewer builder TL C Boyd approved. South Fifth Avenue improvement ordinance to second reading. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinder
Joneson
Morgan
Nichols
Walker
Jones
Hodgson
W. J. Ludlow
North First Street
South First Street
Fifth Avenue
Lake Street
Bohlander
Walter
Committee
Madison Street
TL. C. Boyd
South Fifth Avenue
S. HL. Donaldson, Jr
River Forest News Gap Advertised By River Forest Paper
Notice explains absence of regular River Forest news due to reporter's vacation. Ad from West End Pharmacy Oak Park lists services including prescriptions day and night and offers cigars candies and soda water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Pharmacy
Oak Park
River Forest
Melrose Park Obituaries Notes and Services
Died Saturday August 11 Bertha Weiner of Roitrond avenue was interred at Concordia with Elmhurst minister officiating. Died Monday August 13 Charles Willint infant son of Mr and Mrs Geo Daghien of Fourteenth avenue Pheeluld funeral at home Wednesday at 2 pm with a Catholic priest from Liver Forest officiating. Interred Forest Home cemetery. Sincere sympathy extended to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Park
Bertha Weiner
Roitrond Avenue
Concordia
Elmhurst
Lidoalm
Charles Willint
Dafant
Geo. Daghi
Harlem and Tarleim notes and local business updates
Various local items include Harlem cream wholesale at Frank Dietz’s 105 Madison Tarleim. Mr Kuntz relocated near Harlem avenue Madison. Desplaines Avenue baby buried at 10 months by Normin Stine of Noe 43. Linthrops baseball game planned. Hasselbring opens a cigar factory on Delphines Avenue with Lon as member. Wolf relocates Elgin to Marengo and Dixon streets. Mesexe to open grocery on Desplatmes and Puxen Monday. Oak Park Carpenters Union to hold first picnic at Altenheim Grove with races and prizes. New brick building at Madison and Burkhart court. Grat Pecknam, Wilmer Bros, and W. K. Crawford involved in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Yule
Balfe
Martin & Co
North Park Avenue
Englewood
Fairy
Austin
Varry
Merguerite Burke
Ganehbter
Richard Burke
South Prairie Avenue
Milwaukee
Frank Dietz
Madison Street
Tarleim
Mr. Kuntz
Ins
Harlem Avenue
Normin Stine
Noe
Desplaines Avenue
Ernest Hasselbring
No. Af Delphines Avenue
Lon
Robert Wolf
Elgin
Marengo and
Dixon Streets
Charles Mesexe
Desplatmes Avenue
Puxen Street
Oak Park
Local notes and business changes in Harlem district
Several small items describe new residents and businesses in Harlem including Patrick Hart moving to Ferdinand Street and Charles Meseke opening a grocery storefront at the corner of Desphines and Dison. John Yanker buys Kautzer's bakery and plans a winter restaurant led by Mrs Yanker. A Confederated Irish Societies picnic at Altenheim Grove is noted as slimly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hart
Thomann
Chicago & Great Western R. A
Ferdinand Street
Charles Meseke
Desphines Avenue
Dison Street
Confederated Irish Societies of
Chicago
Altenheim Grove
Opden's Grove
Village board approves water mains bid and street projects
The village board in regular session accepted Mike Young’s bid for tapping water mains. It referred the Cicero and Proviso Street RR Co request for a second Vindem avenue track to Streets and Sidewalks. Several license and salary petitions were granted, and an east side sidewalk on Marengo Street was approved. An adjourned meeting followed with Legnor Contracting Co work added for water works and John Dr. Glos named police officer for the race track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Young
Cicero & Proviso Street RR. Co
Vindem Avenue
EFIL
Perlee
Twelfth Street
Desplaines Avenue
Harlem Avenue
John Shields
Bridget Bannon
Marengo Street
Madison Street
Pair Grounds Association
Treasury
Legnor Contracting Co
Jolm Dr. Glos
No Eagles for Douglas Parks In Exhibition Contest
The No Eagles failed to appear as scheduled for a mime between teams, while the Douglas Parks defeated the No Eagles 17 to 10 after a rough game. Key players included Kenney Waldt Tenney Applegate Patterson Hume and Duffy who left with a finger injury.
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Eagles
Douglas Parks
Douglas
Poouglas
Walt
Ease J. Heath Twolhin
MD Basen
Muteh Wright
Bender Applewate
Thay Patterson
Eee
Nets
Theld
Slaelk Jo Hare
Bermett
Tenn
Waldt
Tenney Ench
No Eagles
Kenney
Applegate
Patterson
J. Hume
Duffy
Kiedsen
Itm
G. Vwunetas
Agnew
Laves
Pettibone
Burlington Park
G. Here
No Bates
Crane
Robbers Hold Up Will Applevate on Ogden and Kedzie
Three men held up Will Applevate at night near Ogden Kedzie and Puruer avenues. They demanded money after a search failed to yield cash. A police officer fired three shots at the getaway buggy while the men returned two, and Applevate stayed at the store overnight to avoid a lone walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Applevate
Puruer Avenue
Polieceturn
Excursion to Michigan City Aboard the Soo City Steamer
A Soo City excursion steamer with Captain M. J. Driscoll and agents Mr. Frank H. June operated Sunday from Oak Park to Michigan City Indiana. The party, including St Thomas Court Foresters Hyde Park and Ames Union band, enjoyed a two hour ride each way, a fine moonlit voyage, and a fifty cent dinner. The trip offered views of World’s Fair grounds, Jackson Park and Michigan Avenue, with a return to Randolph Street dock by nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Vispreator
Michigan City
Soo City
St. Thomas Court Catholic Order of Foresters of
Hyde Park
Franklin
Indiana
Ames’ Union Band
Sao
Chicago
Jackson Park
Michigan Avenue
Randolph Street Dock
M. J. Driscoll
FP. M. Hubbard
Soo
Wall art tips and health notes from a 19th century column
A column favors simple wall decor and discourages daubed murals. It urges selecting portraits for private rooms, praises engravings over crowded paintings, and cites Dr. Rush on lungs and exercise to curb disease, urging parental cultivation of healthy habits for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Pose of the Peet Cts in a Japanese Parlor Scene
A vivid interior description centers on a pose set in a Japanese parlor with walls and furniture covered in tapestries and velvet. The scene features muted colors, ornate shelves, and a refined, delicate atmosphere as observers note the intricate design and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedit
New York News
Gate of Diest Retarded Yet Fetches Attention
A garbled historical note discusses a gate and its dress, noting its retarded style and usual public reception in a scholarly context. The passage references comparative terms and presents a fragmentary view of aesthetic presentation and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats de Tt
Cicero Seeks Bids for Pipe Sewer on Chicago Avenue
The Town of Cicero invites duplicate proposals for a pipe sewer on Chicago avenue. Original to the Town Clerk and duplicate to the President of the Town, proposals per ordinance and specs on file in the Engineer’s office. Payment via special assessment when collected. Bids open 12 m on Saturday August 25. Ten percent certified of bid amount to accompany proposal marked original. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Avenue
Cicero
Board of Trustees
Town of Cicero Seeks Deep Well Construction Proposals
Proposals invited for drilling and casing a deep well at Berwyn Illinois with piping foundations and pavilion work. Bids due August 25th. duplex originals with certified checks. bids to Town Clerk Austin Illinois. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
District No 1 Chao Financial Report Summary
District No 1 Chao presents a financial report for the year including receipts taxes interest and tuition revenue. It lists superintendent and secretary figures, enrollments and employment, with estimated value of bonds and school improvements and 1900 era district data.
Auditors and public notices in Tennessee tax sale document
A garbled historic notice appears to report official state and county level fiscal matters. It mentions auditors, certificates of deposit, real estate and furniture assets, dividends, and a banking entity in Austin State Bank with a formal oath by a clerk. The fragment closes with an unrelated editorial remark about a dangerous invention.
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Austria
Enterprise Mirs
M. H. Pike
Sue
de. Jones
Frank Stevens
Chietvo
May Pike
Wwt.c.u
Methodist Church
J. Westerdale
Congregational Church
Carolen Treanor
Lown Street
Cogdals
Midways
Amerson and
Maloney
McRea
Goldsmith
Dave Oliphant
Mr. Banta
Wisconsin
Hart
Webb's
Franklin St
M. O. Pave
Sumford
Washington
Conn
Cliva Page Ongawa
Poplar
Board of Health
Vico
Windermeyer Club
Silver Lake
J. Crafts
Fred Beeson
Fred Shoek
Thomas Hood
W. G. Hurtburt
L. E. Hall
Dr. Melminlah
O. EB. Baker
Lrad
Robinson
Austin Post
Cradford
Herbert A
Bradford
Bedard
Prank
Cook
O. M
Fowler
Alrs
C. Bus Gallet
Henry
Kilvreen
Annie
Lesier
Mitchell
Oleson
Betties Kern
Lizzie
Roy
Anttie
Sweeney
Wetmore
Miss Mae
Zinn
Kate
Lewis Li
O'Conon
P.M
C. EL. Crafts
Washington Boulevard
W. Haythorne
Riley
Austin Fire Company
Phil Boller
Albert Ganley
Boller
Ganley
Tary
G. FE. Yeecare
James Fleming
Alice Fleming
Ellen
Geoffrey
Elizabeth
Katharine
Joseph
Marie
Grace
Thomas
Francis B. Brady
North Halsted Street
Auaslin
Maywood
Charley Mackness
Poplar Avenues
Mackness
Didier Bros. of
Nissen Bros
H. G. Disbrow
Etorea
Tyros
Linden Pars
Proviso
Transit River
Joel J. Bullard
Mia. Wheadon
Miss Alice
Michiga
J. E. Ballard
Third Avenue, North Side
Devil's Lake
F. W. Moore
C. J. Schoening
Dunlop
John McGee
Pomeroy
M. EL
L. Wilson
G. H. Kemp
C. J. Seeboenng
Dunlop's Bank
George Mead
Sixth Avenue
Phursdiy
Salt Creek
Estella Coles
Mimie Benson
Petersburg
Lon Griffin
Poot Wayne
Lind
Fox
J.T. Wake
Kingwood
W. Va
A. Af. Merritt
Waldo
Ethel Keating
Cid
Schoening’s. Dunlop's Bank
Oak Park Station
Michael Welch
Fourth Avenue
Dr. Roberts
Luddington
Jargs
Philadelphia
Corty-fifth Street
Hawthorne
Prank A. Burdick
Ida Wood
West Troy
Maywood Drake
John Mills
Urbana
Smith
Il A. Thomson
Florence Mungree
Twelfth Avenue
W. N. Ruggles
Kennedy
South Seventh Street
Jack
Colorado Springs
Borp
Ed” Kowin
J. Meyer
Herman
C. W. Ballird
Harry
Kenneth
Dukes
Morgan Park
Uiges
Hitely
Epke
H.R. Stork
Melrose
Barney
Cook County
Ill
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Blake
Mary
Dark
Dougherty
Wirza
Goodrich
Clarence
Lamoine
J. C
Jindolph
Ilayracus
Kupper
Carrie Merrell
Mapres
WLC
TL UU
J. D. Wood
Maywood Village Board
Harlem
House Painters
Linthrops
West End
Deutsche Apotheke
Lowdale
West
Washington Street
John Yanker
Kautzers Bakery
Yanker
Atlages
Fat Men
Atlases
G. Crlos Belving
Hl. Drechsler
TH. Moleré Witt
John G. van
Parley Village Board
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Madison St
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Beloit
Woods
B.D. Lairson & CO
Ladco Street
Ie Carter
Singer Manufacturing CO
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Albus
Berwyn
Ilinois
Illinois
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Ep. S. Austin
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State Innet
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Stale
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Cirstle
Austin State Bank
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Subeerioe
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Henry Pellinger
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