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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1897

Page

4

City board approves streetcar venture with Chicago lines

The ordinance contemplates a fifty year franchise for streetcar service with fare five cents in town for twenty years and twelve rides for a dollar on multiple routes. It includes transfer options between lines, trolley overhead wiring, and conditions tied to elevated tracks extension to Harlem Avenue. Additional measures cover rebates, drainage work, street repairs, and board committee actions with multiple resolutions adopted.

Chicago Avenue Madison Street 12Th Street 48Th Street Orden Street Company Lake Street Union Matison Street Maghson Street Ogden Street Ogden Avenue Chicago States Austin Avenue Harlem Avenue South Boulevard Lombard Avenue Randolph Street Harlem Avyenne Rearden Willow Avenue 18Th Street Watson 48Th Avenue Vastine Pine Chicago Avenues Builer McDonald 29Th Street Attridge Grant Jeffery Keith

Berwyn Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Local Moves

Henry Brennan of Co BRB & Q works in Berwyn as Christmas nears. Edgar Noble visited Geo J. Tucker. FE Hubbard plans a Jan 15 move to a rebuilt home. Mrs Reynolds and son head to Quincy after holidays. Judge McCartney hosts relatives. Entre Nous Club met in Masonic Hall. Rev Larber to spend Christmas with Mrs Knies. Vern Tracey to work at Bankers National via the Marquette building. John Dedrick represents a Chicago wholesale grocer in Iowa. Mrs Dobson from DeKalb visiting. Mrs Nicholson hosts. Mrs Rush refits Home Bakery with new fixtures and magazines. John Williams selling Baldwin Ave corner home. plans eastward move. RE Roath introduces Marmet gas house coke at his coal business. M P Rogers mourns lost overcoat at Mandel Bros. S C Postlewait rents Obermaier building and plans funeral parlor by Jan 1. Joseph Ratum buried in Mount Hebron after San Antonio death on the trip home for holidays. Mon eeday December 13: family returns from San Antonio to Berwyn. Ratum’s death shrouded in distress. Wy.

Henry Brennan Co. Brb. & Q Edgar Noble Ch’e Geo. J. Tucker FE. Hubbard Reynolds Quincy McCartney Galesburg Judge McCartney John Williams Baldwin Avenue Thirty-third Street RE. D. Roath Marmet Company M. P. Rogers Mandel Bros S.C. Postlewait of Chicago PLC. Obermaier Windsor Avenue Obermaier Joseph Ratum Berwyn San Antonio Texas Mount Hebron Moneeday, Dee Palestine Ber- WY

Trustworthy travelers wanted for responsible Illinois post

Dominion Company seeks active individuals to travel for an established house in Illinois. Monthly fifty or sixty five pounds plus expenses offered. Refer ence required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Desk Y Chicago.

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River Forest Holiday Notes and Community Updates

River Forest residents at holiday time see closures and travel as families relocate to California for two years and new homes open on Lake Street. Local clubs stage Christmas programs and plays while St Luke's Church plans three Christmas masses and special music.

Harlem News Roundup of Local Events and Personalnotes

John Sukeub returns to Chicago with his wife and six year old daughter after time in Hungary. A pupil concert by Miss Katherine Schuster’s students excites a Harlem Library Hall crowd. Mrs Lena Schink advances a two story brick on Madison street valued at $5000 for a clothing shop and flats. A judge sharply admonishes parents to discipline their children. Harlem Turnverein hosts a turning school Christmas event with a Santa ball. Mrs Albert Roos entertains a euchre party with numerous couples. The mother of Arthur Kistenbroker dies aged 82. her remains rest at Forest Home amid a large crowd. Mrs Kistenbrok er and Washington Hesing died same day. Numerous school church entertainments and Santa Claus rounds continue as the community cheers the holiday season.

Thomas Jackson Lange Park Avenue Franklin Avenue Andrews M. i. Church Santa Chrus St. Luke's Church Father Dunne Presbyterian Church C. Collins Uncle Jack Miss Homer Mrs. Bird Jessie Grant Clara Bird Miss Hoyt Miss Ruggles Miss Jacobs Sarah Maud Ruggles Sam Solomon Peter Ruggles Carl Townsend Cornelius Ruggles Henry Pringle Harlem Turnverein Gaden’s Hall Santa Claus Albert Roos A. Roos Wm. Haase Frank Hosler A. Hosler Scharenhberg R. F. Arnold Blessman Luethke Houser Geo. Schrade Arthur Kistenbroker Desplaines Avenue Forest Home Chicago Schrade

Buceklen’s Arnica Salve Offered for Skin Ailments

Buceklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a 25 cent price per box. Sold by Lovell’s Drug Store Oak Park and Traill’s Drug Store Austin.

Perto Lovell Oak Park Traill Austin

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C. B. Bartlett Agt Inter State B. & L. Assn HL W. Austin Hubbard Miller Jerome I. Bates Harnstrom & Co Thos. EK. Fry C. 1. Bliss PL Sheldon VW. W. Jones HE Treasor D. W. Rider A. J. McDonald J. M. Sanford J. M. Gault Prairie Oak Park Avenue Committee On Police and Sanitary J. N. Howe Cannock Cicero Hawthorne Chicago Portland Cement Ate Tual Sackley & Peterson Custer Dolese & Shepard Nelson Telgren Andrews and Piper Rudigen Case Baker Board Etic Anthony Masonic Hall O. B. Larber Mt. Pleasant John L. Knies Vern A. ‘Tracey Bankers’ National Bank Marquette John R. Dedrick Fliteman Iowa Dobson DeKalb Chas. Nicholson Rush The Home Bakery River Forest Gee BH. Townsend Od. Towensend Don N. Barr One & Col Ge Aurora E. Legar California Alpha Literary Society Miss McArthur Matthews Bros Ralph Scarret Lathrop Avenue Harlem John Sukeub Hungary Katherine Schuster Library Hall Lena Schink Lehmann Buceklen Arnica Salve Kodak Hill & Shuman Dearborn St James Stork Aaner T. Park Ave Mrs. Carmichael A. Bruce A. Bungs Bruce & Bunge Burkey & Milan Tlemen Poes Estaurant Clark Street PEA Chicago Hotel Connection FF. A. Hill Monroe St Cicero Gas CO Oak Park Ave Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light CO Oak Park, Ill Marion Graham West Washington Street Ternear & CO Conrad Kampp North Park Ave Austin, Ill Moreland North 48Th Ave L. Hoepe Berwyn Grocer W. W. Kimball Co Wabash Av Kimball Organs W. WW. Kimball E. S. Conway A. G. Cone Rob T. J. Ward J. Scholz Marshall Field & Co Stanley Avenue Elliot Avenue Ms. Dale Lake ST Harper & Buttendorff Sunloe Banig Oak Park
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