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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

5

News of the Town

Miss Julia Herrick travels to Detroit for holiday. Miss Eula Deaton visits Texas relatives. Local notes report returning from business trips, Christmas cantata plans, and numerous social visits at North Central avenue addresses. Wedding of Daisy Ayers celebrated at First Congregational Church with reception at 230 Clinton avenue.

Julia Herrick Detroit Eula Deaton Texas Roscoe Jenkins North Central Avenue Mitchell Ind Ashtabula Ohio C. A. Hitchcock Minnie E. Post Cherry Valley W. P. Freeman David Brown South Waller Avenue Montreal Lillie Fuerst Vancouver Wash Addie Lloyd St. Mary’s Academy Notre Dame Presbyterian Society Santa Claus

Cicero Town Board Meets in Regular Session 1899

Cicero trustees meet at 122 North Oak Park Avenue on December 18 1899 with President Lewis and six trustees present. They approve minutes, review a vetoed office rent resolution, discuss re voting, and receive a sanitary water report from Professor Edwin O Jordan noting water safety and low bacteria. A few financial items and warrants are allocated for water related services and street improvements.

Board of Trustees Town of Cicero Oak Park Avenue Lewis Attridge Frink Hafner Linn MacDonald and Traill Utley John Lewis MacDonald Yeas Traill E. O. Jordan University of Chicago Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company Oak Park Edwin 0. Jordan Bacteriological Laboratory Fred L. Phillips James A. Sackley Guaranty Fiftythird Street Kinzie Street Chicago Avenue Lake Street Waller Avenue Central Avenue Committee On W. Wadlington CG. J Wallenbacher Jacob Glau Attridge,Frink Linn, MacDonald and Traill

Elegant Society Wedding Unites Miss Elizabeth Osgood and Mr Kehler

Miss Elizabeth M. Osgood and Mr. James Howard Kehler wed Tuesday evening at the bride’s father Edwin Osgood home in Austin. The ceremony with Lohengrin march, roses, and smilax, followed by a wedding supper and a honeymoon trip to Chicago, Minneapolis and St Paul. They will reside at 5437 Indiana Street and be at home to friends after January 15. Nearby guests included relatives from Bourbon Indiana Covington Kentucky Omaha Rockford and Chicago. Gifts included a cut glass bowl silver service and Morris chair.

Elizabeth M. Osgood James Howard Kehler Edwin Osgood William Osgood Fall River Mass Frank H. Pierce Austin Margaret Husted Chicago Minneapolis St. Paul Indiana Street Will Kehler Miriam Kehler Bourbon Ind Lofland Covington Isaa. Carpenter Omaha Darwin Crumb Rockford C. C. Kohlsaat Phil Kohlsaat Will Crumb Richard Rundell Charles Rundell Charles Kehler Morris

Concert by La Grange Mandolin Club at Library Hall

The La Grange Mandolin Club, led by Charles J. Windsor of the C E J Railroad, will headline a Library Hall concert following Dr H Willets lecture in the Lyceum course at Austin Christian Church. A delegation from La Grange attends. Kennard Barradell and Arthur St Sibley are noted soloists.

Austin Christian Church Library Hall la Grange Austin Arthur St. Sibley

Christmas Services at Oak Park First Congregational

Oak Park First Congregational will host Christmas services next Sunday evening featuring Dr. Barton speaking on His Star in the East. Dr. Louis Falk returns to preside at the organ as church and male quartets join the program with soloists Mrs. Sue Harrington Furbeck and violinist Mr. Walter Schultze, performing A Dream of Bethlehem and a violin solo. Morning service theme is Beginning Anew.

First Congregational Oak Park Barton Louis Falk Sue Harrington Furbeck Walter Schultze Priere

Woman's Club hears Ida Wilson on American Women in Literature

Members braved bad weather to attend a paper by Ida Wilson vice president on American Women in Literature. The talk drew a sizable turnout despite Yuletide crowds and wintry conditions.

Ida Wilson

Local Concert Promises Delightful Winter Event

The Kenwood church baritone and the Haydn Quartet join Tom Stark in a concert featuring comical and sentimental quartets and the original song Dainty Dearie sung by the composer. Other local singers include Messia, Tom Pither, and Rowland Buckler. The club also plans a Madonna picture gift for the high school and aims to place pictures in all school buildings by year end.

Kenwood Haydn Quartet Tom Stark Dainty Dearie Messia Tom Pither Rowland Buckler

Behind Prison Bars Rev White to Speak Sunday

Rev Able White will speak on the theme Behind Prison Bars Sunday evening December 24. Admission is free and all are invited to attend this popular sermon event at the church.

Able White

Various Local News Notes From December Meeting

Local families report illnesses and holiday plans including W Wanzer’s ill son and the grip at home. Oberlin student Sella Hitchcock expected home for holidays. Several residents return from Beloit and Beloit Seminary for Christmas. George Washington centennial programs and a Magazine Club meeting are noted at 135 South Elwood Avenue.

W. Wanzer Southeast Avenue Mr. Fanning Frank Lewis Ensign Beloit Miss Alice Illinois Seminary

New Year Ball Planned by Lafayette Club in Town Hall

River Forest features a New Year ball at the Town Hall hosted by the Lafayette Club. Local blacksmith A E Moore shod forty horses in three days last week. Hunt and Humphreyville supply a full line of hothouse vegetables for Christmas sales. Junior Belles Lettres Society met with Mr Elliott Goldsmith on Lathrop avenue. Mrs Flower of the state university spoke to the River Forest Women’s Club. The River Forest Institute at 359 North Thatcher avenue holds its Christmas banquet. Mrs Dr Fawcett hosted a December 18 birthday reception at 238 Thatcher avenue with around 200 guests from Chicago Oak Park and River Forest. Music by Mrs C N Safford and Miss Jessie Safford complemented piano solos by Mrs Fred Thatcher and the Cappiani quartet. The event showcased elegance and social dignity.

F. H. Lund North Park Aven Mabel Angela Clapp North Central Avenue Bishop Fallows’ Church Chicago Russia T. M. Johnson O. H. Mann South Dakota Evanston Soul Culture Club Thomas Duncan Fort Wayne Ind Lafayette Club A. E. Moore Hunt & Humphreyville Junior Belles Lettres Society Elliott Goldsmith Lathrop Avenue T. L. Humphreyville Gurley James Joseph Carolan Austin Thatcher Flats Thatcher Avenue Lake Street Flower The State University River Forest River Forest Institute Dr. Fawcett Oak Park James B. Hobbs James Sperry John M. Carldwell Fawcett Fred Thatcher Cappiani Klock

New French Red Kidney Beans Sold at Grocers

Joan of Arc French Red Kidney Beans praised as delicious sweet and tender. For sale by all grocers at 10 cents per can. Display visible at Hankermeyera and Burke Hansen.

Hankermeyera Burke & Hansen's

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF the Town Marla Moore de Kalb W. S. Moore Rogalle Briard Hinshaw Conservatory Mr. B. Briard Edward Franceau Morrigan’s Hall E. C. Jacka al Benson St. Alban’s Academy Knoxville, Ill Mr. George Austin A. O. Austin L. V. Austin Marrettea Ellsworth Akely Institute Grand Haven, Mich N. A. Lacy Edna Kenneberg Jessie Strobridge Elgin Home Circle Club Kenilworth Hall E. A. Rose Home Avenue Canton Will Smith Nakama Club Edith Conant Europe Fanny Rowley Austin Lodge Order of Eastern Star Ruth Simmonds Epworth Sociable Rastmus Charles F. Druer Otto Milwaukee Thomas Dwyer William Howe Lieut Schomack Leslie D. Wood Chicago Underwriters’ Association Paul Davidson Walter Schlecht Rasmussen Sixty Fourth Avenue Division Street Justice Kendall F. G. Browne J. H. Butler Schuyler Coe N. Collier W. B. Cunningham Rosey Ewald Joe Fletcher John Goodoor John Gros Louise Keeney Lillie B. Malley Morin Haenud Baym & van Mass Mr. Maher Addie L. Munn Lucy H. Meyers T. W. Nessel D. D. O’brien Maude Phillips Wm. Webb C. Schick H. White Inga Winge Daisy Ayers C. B. Ayers North Oalk Park Avenue First Congregational Church Roy Hall Florence G. Ayers Myrtle G. Radcliff Gussie Hall Helen A. Lewis Harriet Stoner F. B E. Banks A. G. Johnson C. D. Sturtevant E. S. Wingren E. E. Johnson Mrs. Hall Clinton Avenue China Blair’s Tea Store N. Park Ave Austin, I Cicero Town Board LA Grange Mandolin Club Beethoven Club Nellie Shurtleff Clara Page Ongowa Ida Belle Freeman Harry Stallwood Mabel Clapp Frank Collins Mr. Collins Edna Crum Miss Crum Eva Wikoff Redeemer Woman's Club Miss Ruth Pierce Geo. Bass Christian Church Room Masonic Building North Park Ave Joan All Grocers C. K. McFadden Geneva Elmer Keeney St. John's Military Academy Josephine D. W. Kimball Marshall Field & Co J. A. Price Eminence Magazine Club D. Attridge South Elwood Avenue John Rice North Sixty-fourth Avenue Henry Jasker Wiliam Beye School Moreland Second Congregational Church William Hafner Paul, Blatchford William Pratt E. H. Duff C. H. Clague Ralf E E. Smith Charles E. Nourse James Spackman L. Bicknell A. E. Morey Warren Buckley Giles Belknap G. D. Bills George Washington Lena Townsend W. F. Yardley George D. Bills F. W. Bingle S. D. Attridge B. H. Bevington Washington Cross Creek Lehigh COAL Cross Creek George Warren Furbeck Salon
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