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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

Page

5

International correspondence schools promise practical home study

The Scranton based international correspondence schools offer 180000 pupils and 1200 employees teaching 300 trades across seventy one counties. Courses are 70 branches and study can be done at home in spare hours without interrupting work. Access via Scranton address or Chicago office at 315 Dearborn Street.

International Correspondence Schools Scranton United States Manhattan Dearborn Street Chicago

News of the Town social notes and outings

Local residents report summer travels and visits with relatives across Lake Mills Lake Geneva Rockford and Duluth. Writers include Mrs Dan Palmer Miss Mattie Schwall Misses Grace and Florence Woodford and Rev Walter Reynolds. A tin wedding party and picnics at Second Congregational Church and Altenheim are noted along with a storm damage at Frews residence.

F. G. Ensign Lake Mills Palmer Lake Street Dan Palmer Belvidere Woodford N. Humphrey Avenue Sturgeon Bay Mattie Schwall Evanston John Furlong N. Harvey Avenue Guy Haley Bloomington 111 Margaret Condon N. Taylor Avenue Grace Florence Woodford Lake Geneva Robt. Kerr S. Elmwood Avenue Rockford Weyburn Nelson N. Elmwood Avenue Princeton and Walden N. 64Th Avenue

Outings and Visits Across Michigan and Iowa

Local residents and visitors from Oak Park and surrounding towns traveled to Bass Lake Lone Tree Point and other Michigan locations. The column notes calls on relatives in St Louis Oswego McGregor Benton Harbor Kirksville and Lake Geneva with several weddings illnesses and new arrivals among named families and individuals.

B. Briard St. Louis Harry Decker Lone Tree Point Mich Matilda Lifton Austin Henry van Tyne Chillicothe Mary H. Philbrick Charlotte M. Lake North Central Avenue McGregor, Ia S. Lissenden Henry Griffing Benton Harbor A. Nicholas Monticello Ind Marco Williams H. C. Nelson J. F. Stinson A. A. Strom Baltimore W. D. Fergus South Pine Avenue St. Paul Minneapolis Minn H. H. Johnson and Son Johnson de We Vahs Carl Mink Erie Street Mentone Hotel Chicago

Extension of Lake Street Elevated to River Forest

The Chicago River Forest and Western railway seeks a through north south line from village limits to Elm street and east to the eastern limits, then west to the DesPlaines river. The ordinance limits right of way to 30 feet and requires approval by village officials. Through car service to Union Loop is planned with defined schedules and fares. The proposal faces a sixty day acceptance and fifteen month construction window and a fifty year term.

Chicago, River Forest & Western Railway Elm Street Desplaines River Hawthorne Avenue Lake Street Elevated Railroad Cicero & Proviso Line Cicero & Harlem Railroad Lake Street Elevated Railroad Co Harlem Sterling Street Union Loop Lake Street Cicero & Harlem River Forest Chicago Austin Avenue Wisconsin Central Railway Wisconsin Central Des Plaines River Chicago & North-Western Railway F. J. Riechmann Central Business City of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Conway Park Station Gibbons Supreme Court Conway Park Wisconsin Central Fetts Cay Chicago, Harlem & Batavia Railroad Company

All Nations Party at Bass Lake Michigan

Miss Jewel Lendrum and Roy O. Gilbert hosted an All Nations party at Owl cottage Bass Lake with about forty cot tagers in national costumes. A masked Egyptian fortune teller misled guests as Edmund Francis appeared among the revelers.

Jewel Lendrum Roy O. Gilbert Owl” Cottage Bass Lake Mich Edmund Francis Frank L. Race France G. Chas. Griffith Byrd Chas. McIlvaine India C. E. Lapp South African Republic Ida Lee Portugal J. Lendrum Hungary Franklin H. Collins Russia Gee Landman Persia G. Chas. Griffiths Ireland Isabella Lee Japan Elna Holt Greece Sylvester Collins England Emily Wood Germany Ethel Lendrum Columbia Harvey Manny Aztec Theresa Thompson Spain Frank Brown Telegu Mona Tralill Julia Gilbert Alfred Holt Scotland Jane Stanford Netherlands Neva J. Gilbert Italy Jennie A. Galligher Africa Richard Manny Borneo Anna Gilbert Holland Mary Waters Hawaii Jessie Clough P. Wayt Austria Annie Andrus Turkey Grace Manny Myrtle Race Sweden C. Manny Egypt Prank Race Poland Waters Mexico Hazel Race Belgium Ralph Pray Bedouin Jessie Brown Liam Harry Brown Canada China F. Tinker Transvaal

New Ward Superintendent Appointed in Thirty-fifth Ward

Thomas Brien, a sixty-day acting ward superintendent, has been removed. W. J. Cahill is named as replacement with headquarters at the police station for complaints.

Thomas Brien Ww. J. Cahill Mr. Cahill

Popular Austin Belle Weds Chicago Professor

Miss Della Grace Amerson and Prof. W Hinshaw of Chicago married Aug 8 in the veranda ceremony at White Gables the Amerson summer home Alden Michigan Rev David Green officiated Attendants included Lulu R Kester with about fifty guests from Austin and Chicago The newlyweds departed Sunday for Chicago for their future home amid well wishes.

Della Grace Amerson W. Hinshaw Chicago White Gables William Amerson David Green M. E. Church Alden Mich Lulu R. Kester Charles H. Coy Austin Mrs. Hinshaw Charlevoix

Society Wedding in Oak Park

The marriage of Miss Linda E. Scales to William Frederick Barnard was solemnized at the bride's mother's home in Oak Park on Tuesday evening August 14. Attendants included a flower girl, ring bearer, eight bridesmaids and relatives totaling about sixty. The ceremony was by Rev. Alfred Tompkins and the couple depart for an eight weeks Pacific states tour.

George B. Townsend Lathrop Avenue Broughton Macatawa Park Mich Walter Reynolds Marion Presbyterian Church Frew Ashland Avenue St.Luke’s Church Altenheim I. J. Griffin Central Avenue Lula Brigham Athens Tenn Rath Scarritt Lula Natroth Charles Scarritt J. M. Wait D. H. Strickland P. H. Bogardus Bergely Ashland Boulevard Chicago Linda E. Scales William Frederick Barnard M. J. Scales Marion Avenue Jeannette Miller Stuart Elton Florence Milliken St. Joe Ross Smith West Superior Matilla Myers Saratoga Sutie Etta Corbett Birdie Scales Myrielle Schafdig Nellie Kettlestrings Oak Park Alfred Tompkins Belvidere Barnard Pacific States

Austin Postal Substation Opens at Golden Bros Drug Store

The Austin post office opened a sub-station at Golden Bros drug store 5617 W Madison St on August 15 and plans to open another at F Schnistin’s drug store on Park and Superior streets in Austin.

Austin Golden Bros Madison Street F. Schnisztin Park and Superior Streets

No More Band Concerts In Austin Planned

The committee will not attempt further concerts this season in Austin though the three held were satisfactory and well attended. A longer season may be arranged next year.

Austin

People Always Seeking Trouble Avoid Disappointment Says Chicago News

A Chicago News quip notes that those who seek trouble are rarely met with disappointment, implying persistent fault-finding can shield one from letdowns.

Chicago News

Arrests and fines mark Oak Park police notes

Fred H. Coleman was arrested Aug 9 for shooting at his wife with a revolver. He faces trial next Wednesday in Justice Kendall's court. Others fined include a horse cruelty case for 13 dollars, Mathew P. Reiley held on bonds to the grand jury, Louis Mazzone fined five dollars for disturbing the peace, Mrs Thorp fined five dollars for dog license defiance, Tom Joyce fined ten dollars for striking John Slobe, and Henry Mohr’s driving case to be heard Saturday.

Fred H. Coleman Harlem Avenue Kefdall’s Court Schmock Harlem Mathew P. Reiley Justice Kendall Thorp Nation Ridgeland Tom Joyce John Slobe Cogerton Joyce Siobe Henry Mohr A. J. Flitcraft Maple Avenue

U S Civil Service Examination for Oak Park Post Office

A competitive exam will be held in the Central School building Oak Park November 21 1900 for a clerk and carrier position at the Oak Park post office. Blank applications may be obtained by applying at the Oak Park post office NL.

Oak Park

Popular Excursions to Mississippi River and Devil's Lake

Two excursions announced by the C. N. W. Ry. with round trips for $1.75. One on Sunday August 19 from Maywood to Clinton with 8:10 am departure and 11:30 am arrival, return at 6:30 pm. Another on Thursday August 23 from Austin to Devil's Lake with 7:05 am departure and 12:30 pm arrival, return at 6 pm.

Mississippi Father of Waters Maywood Clinton Austin Oak Park Devil's Lake Devil’s Lake

A New Dress May Make Her Feel Younger and Husband Older

A lighthearted remark notes that a new dress can make a woman feel two years younger while commonly making her husband feel ten years older due to the associated social dynamics.

Jolly Three Shirt Waist Orders and Local Updates

Regular village board business August 11 minutes. next meeting August 25. Democrats organize Bryan and Alschuler club at 105 Madison street. Harlem survey for Aurora Wheaton Batavia electric line along Kansas City railroad right of way. Northwestern Saengerfest attendees report a fine time. next event in Peoria. Gas machine at Altenheim exploded. Frank Fisher injured and hospitalised. Three families settle disputes in Police Magistrate Maliot court with bonds and fines. detailed cases involve Nuenberg, Handke, Reich and others.

Jolly Three Club Tillie Olsen Danville Ind D. 3 Larson Harlem Charles Witley Lathrop Avenue Bryan and Alschuler Club Madison Street Aurora, Wheaton & Batavia Kansas City Railroad Burlington Peoria Altenheim Frank Fisher Fisher Maliot John Nuenberg Dr. Handke Handke Nuenberg J. Nuenberg M. P. Reich Reich

Passage of Wisdom and Warnings

A compact proverb set notes that bold ventures cross seas while caution about currency leads to superficial piety. A tongue can wound cheaper than a sword, and sightless greed harms judgment, attributed to New York Hereld.

New York

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