Cicero Community Notices Chronicle Daily Oak Park
Numerous brief items from Cicero Precinct include visits by Mrs. Bent to Marion Indiana, new Prairie club members, city sleighing parties, illnesses of Mrs John Jager and Miss Lillian Foley, deaths of Nehemtat J Stevens and Mrs Charles Goendorf, funerals at Oak Park and Chicago, minstrel show plans by the Prairie club, real estate ads and a scaffold accident near Dr Tope, plus unclaimed letters and local meetings of clubs and the Oak Park Republican club traffic through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bent
Marion
Ind
Prairie Clurb
John Jager
Forest Avenue
P.O. S. of A
Welch
S. Stevens
Monmouth
Order
Pennsylvania
Temperance Hall
Oak Park
Republican Club
Scoville Institute
Charles Goendorf
Stella Marcus
Local Notes From Ridgeland Community
Mrs Will Sawyer is ill with influenza. Miss Nellie Cummings has returned from Rockford college. Madam Phelps is quite ill with influenza. Mr and Mrs William Wood of Tacoma Washington visit brother Charles Wood. Mrs E A Cummings travels to Southern California to visit son Charles Cummings and wife. Mr Irwin of Chicago bought the Bays residence on Lombard Avenue and moved in. The French class led by Miss Kingsbury grows fluent. Mr and Mrs Thayer move into Mrs C M Wrights home on Taylor Avenue while Wrights are in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sawyer
Nellie Cummings
Rockford College
Madam Phelps
William Wood
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Wood
E. A. Cummings
California
Charles Cummings
Irwin
Chicago
Bayks
Lombard Avenue
Miss Kingsbury
Mrs. Thayer
Zander
North Park Ave
Austin
G. H. Luther
Oaks Whist Club
Wheatons
the Oaks
Bert Baker
Ontario Street
Sumner
Baraboo
Wis
Charles Bonney
Will Michills
Fond du Lac
Mildred Glover
Lucile Badger
George Horton
Peoria
Cowen’s
Park Avenue
Red Phillips
Superior Street
Durehirs
Arthnydvistenbrosker
Marute
South Desplaines
Gaden's Hall
Tolke
Forest Home Cemetery
Lillie Cook
Evangelical Church
Marengo Street
Otto Gorke
Gorke
Goarn
Haase
New Ulm
Minn
Harlem
Northwest
Gaden’s Hall
Harlem Turning School
Shoe String Trap Nets Shoplifter At Hilmer Store
Clothing merchant Hilmer adapted a novel theft trap by placing long shoe strings on pants in stock. Friday morning Charles Johnson attempted to steal a pair of pants, was nabbed when strings dangled from under his coat, resisted with a blow, and was arrested by Officer Mahoney after a brief struggle. The case was adjourned to the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. al. Hilmer
Charles Johnson
Mr. Hilmer
Johnson
Billy
Bonthine
Mahoney
Austin Laundry Impresses with New York Domestic Process
The Austin Laundry, owned by F. H. Hartless, advertises front page presence and long standing service in Austin. It uses the New York Domestic Process to preserve items with a beautiful finish and offers prompt, careful work at reasonable charges. Hartless operates from North Park Avenue with Oak Park delivery, and his wagon runs several times weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
F. H. Hartless
New York
Hartless
North Park Avenue
Oak Park
Educational Lectures for Western Suburbs of Chicago
Dr Charles A McMurray of the University of Chicago lectures on General Principles of Pedagogy at Oak Park High School Lake Street and East Avenue at 730 pm on successive Tuesdays February 2 8 10 20 and March 2 9 The series offers individual tickets 25 cents and course tickets 1 to be obtained from school superintendents and principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles A. McMurray
University of Chicago
Oak Park High School
Lake Street
East Avenue
Petition circulates for Township High School election
A Maywood Melrose Park River Forest and Harlem petition seeks notice of an election on establishing a Township High School in School Township No. 89 Cook County Illinois. It is signed by several boards of education and other voters urging the trustee election and public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Melrose Park
River Forest
Harlem
Boards of Education
H. H. Scharenberg
Cook County
Iainois
Uniter
A Musical Association Organizes Buyers for Lower Prices
The Vindicator promotes the Musical Association aimed at uniting music buyers to secure the lowest wholesale prices from sheet music publishers and instrument makers. Members can save as prices drop by half or more, enabling households to access music. applications are time limited and open to any reader via an inquiry coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Musical Association
Galveston Hotels Serve Strawberries and Cream on Christmas
Galveston hotels treated guests to fresh strawberries and cream on Christmas Day, offering festive hospitality as part of holiday offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Cicero's Seat and Local Notices in Austin
Austin notices report loans at low rates by FH Zander 11 North Park Ave. Also local updates on illnesses, skating injuries, social events, theatre plans at Hawthorne auditorium, and a range of shop ads. Unclaimed letters list and various real estate and legal notices appear among community items and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Cline
Capewell Horse Nail Company
Iowa
W. O. Cline
Noble
Kate Sehlecht
Birdie Hobart
Flynn
Clyde Military Band
Hawthorne Auditorium
Dow
Gilbert & Pray
North Park Ave
Austin
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Bartlett
The
Baptist Church
Austin Post Office
F. W. Brown
GC. Cooke
George Dilcher
J. C. Ford
H.R. Hobart
Grace Hopkins
Tom Olson
W. S. Shrewes
Lewis H. O'Conor
P.M
Nobles
J. Frost
Library Hall
Zimmermunk Road Co
Price's
Robinson Avenue
July Six to dance at Redbergs hall in Moreland
Linden Park announces a dance by the July Six at Redbergs hall, Moreland, this Saturday evening. Local social notes include Mrs. Belle Stewart visiting Cincinnati, and changes in area tradespersons and voting precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbergs
Moreland
George W. Corderman
Belle Stewart
Cincinnati
Frank Little
Kalamazoo
Baker Bros
L. E. Gailey
Elgin
Chicago
Arthur Hober
Welsh & Crook
R. C. Dearben
Ontario Street
Rud
J. Gronendyke
Austin Telephone Bakery
West Lake Street
Telephone Bakery
Epworth League
Epworth M. BE
A. B. Greenwood
Austin
Linden Park
Anthon Berg
Carry Anderson
Alma Street
Quan & Co
Rehberg hall hosts events as city news and fires noted
Morand now part of Cicery annexed to Chicago adjoining Austin on the west. Lectures at First M I church and a union Epworth League meeting in Moreland highlighted social events. A prize masquerade at Rhceberg hall offered up to 10 dollars. A mass meeting for good citizenship gathered in the Twenty-eighth ward. The east building of a Melrose Park spring factory burned. Maywood fire crews saved adjacent structures and property damage ran into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morand
Cicery
Chicago
Austin
Party-eighth
Lake
Rehberg
M. I
Epworth League of Moreland
M. BE
Twenty-eighth Ward
Forty-ninth Avenue
Indiana Street
W. H. Carwarsline
Lent
H. M. Shields
Melrose Park
Fie
Maywood
Twenty-first Street
Welch's
Austin Republican Club Ready for Spring Campaign
The Austin Republican Club reports growing petition signatures in various business houses as it lines up for a clean straightforward election. The executive committee met with good attendance and enthusiastic addresses, signaling a vigorous campaign core to its efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Republican Club
January Building Permits in Cicero Report
January building permits issued in Cicero list multiple applicants including Andrew Anderson Keefe's addition Berwyn 1 story frame house cost 1200 R A Perkins Berwyn 2 story frame cost 2800 A J Coombs Ridgeland 2 story frame cost 2500 J C Miller Austin 2 story cost 1000 George Nisler Oak Park 2 story brick store and flat cost 8000 Weage Tucker Oak Park 2 story frame cost 4000 William Buchdlg Austin Prairie and finzie avenues Austin cost 400 Fred Rohle Oak Park The story cost 1000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Andrew Anderson
Keefe
Aidition
Berwyn
R.A. Perkins
A. J. Coombs
Ridgeland
J. C. Miller
Austin
George 5. Nisler
Oak Park
Weage & Tucker
William Buchdlg
Prairie
Finzie Avenues
Fred Rohle
Appreciated by a Poet in Chicago Letter Request
A reader in Chicago on February 5 writes to Halley for the Vindicator requesting a poem and a missing issue. The sender, Charles J. Beattie, asks that the publication be sent to 24 W. Goth St and that the subscription bill be forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ms Dear Halley
W. Goth St
Charles J. Beattie
Muwlambarks Bring Eight Arabian Acts to Haymarket
The Haymarket theater in Chicago announces a weekly engagement featuring the Muwlambarks, eight Arabian acrobats and jugglers famed across Europe, with Lillie Laurel performing topical and sentimental songs, and a lineup including No Forests the whirlwind dancers, Billy Van with new songs, Campbell and Campbell in a comedy sketch, and Howard’s trick ponies. Also featured are Sig Arcarias with sister in a dangerous impalement act, Walter Gale, Williams and Adams, Gertrude Haynes on electric piano, Beatrice Lee, Rawson and June jugglers, Fonti Boni brothers, and the Mexican Troubadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwlambarks
Europe
Haymarket Theater
Lillie Laurel
No Forests
Billy van
Campbell
Howard
Sig. Arcarias
Walter Gale
Williams and Adams
Gertrude Haynes
Beatrice Lee
Rawson
June
Fonti Boni Brothers
Masquerade Balls Highlight Maywood Social Scene
Prolific notices from Maywood and surrounding towns describe masquerade balls hosted by the Chicora Pleasure Club and Maywood Fire Department at Maywood Hall, prize prizes won by local residents, and social events at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Engage ments and receptions color the week as health updates and school plans add local texture.
River Forest Social Notes Highlight Local Parlor Meetings
The Bible study group met with Mr and Mrs Howser on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Cleaveland Porter returned from their honeymoon and moved to Austin. Kitthe Marble, recently ill, is home but weak. Local M E church women packed barrels for Deaconesses Home Chicago. Epworth League hosts a social Friday at the church parlor with many expected. River Forest Cord club enjoyed a Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs A J Baier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Epworth League
Unclear OCR Item on Oak Park Property and Remodels
A garbled OCR note mentions liver porest and a residence in Oak Park DC Herrick with remodeling at a store and apartments. Specific names and locations are partially readable but the overall details and actions are not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
D.C
Herrick
Warner
Kbissler
Harlem Area News Snapshot From Desplaines and Surrounds
Local notes report Moore becoming flagman at Desplaines crossing C N P. First baby of Fred and wife Fry. Fred plans a new shop chair. Becker house hosts a masquerade ball. Clover Leaf club bills two masques at Hintze's. Schranks obituary and Waldheim cemetery items appear amid social events, thefts, and upcoming weddings in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. HY. Moore
J. J. Mane
Desphines
Fred Fry
Fred
Cicero Tax Meetings In February
Tax officers will hold public sessions in Cicero and nearby Oak Park during February to collect tax payments. Deputy help and the clerk will be present at the town hall and the Oak Park Police Station on specified evenings for residents to settle assessments and receive guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre ‘Yown Hall
Austin
Oak Park
August Peglow Arrested for Assault Attempted Harm
August Peglow was arrested at his Bellefort and Erie street corner home on a complaint by his wife for assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He paid a $4 fine plus costs to Justice Klimmer. Neighbors describe him as calm when sober but a "holy terror" when drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peglow
Bellefort
Erie
Justice Klimmer
Dixon Street
Peglow
Mortuary notices: Uttley Robinson and Elvey deaths
Died at homes in city area February dates Charlies Curran Uttley aged 3 of 5014 Ontario street interred in Dixon. John AM Robinson aged 68 died at No 504 Baird avenue buried at Malto. Neal Mekkelvey aged 34 died at No 299 South Austin avenue funeral details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR Elvey
South
Austin Avert
Neal MekKelvey
Misjudged Companion on Lakes Steamer Trip
A traveler recalls a theft on a lakes steamer when his berthmate, a wealthy English guest, lifted his wallet and watch. The two men later became friends after the incident as the author recovered the items and continued toward Duluth.
Dr King’s New Discovery Vouches by Doctors and Merchants
Aur J Bogel of Shreveport La and J F Campbell of Safford Ariz endorse Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable cure for consumption coughs and colds. The medicine has history of a quarter century and is claimed to never disappoint. Free final bottles offered at Lovell’s Drug Store Oak Park and Tranl’s Drug Store Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aur
J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. F. Campbell
Safford
Ariz
Lovell's
Oak Park
Tranl's
Austin
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Cicero Precincts
Wqak Park
A. EF. Brown
Ducat
South Boulevard
Nehemtat J. Stevens
J.L. Fargo
Hebron
Lillian Foley
Sydney Strong
Second Congregational Church
Elgin Creamery
Albert Burgress
N. Boulevard
Fred Knoop
Prairie Club
Albert Burgess
Tope
Oak Park Avenue
Walter W. Mayne
Forest Ave
Wisties
Dannuary
E. S. Conway
Sybil
Omaha
Neb
Conway
Canton
Oak Park Post Office
Mas. J. Austin
Connie Bartels
Gander & Squiggs
Minnie Grout
G. G. Gildersmann
Hulda Jansson
Ida Olson
Ida Richie
W. H. Ransom
Emma G. Stevens
Armbrust
Inne Street
Wenter’s Undertaking Establishment
Ib. Hi. Ullmer
Margaret Cummings
Ohio Street
Tom
Austin Reart Estate
Lockwood
Chiaurttey Commerce
Charles Martin
South Franklin Avenue
Martin
Zimmerman & Roath Co
Cline
Exchange
Alma Social Club
George H. Brown
Chicago Avenue
W. Roothman
Minnie McCall
D. E. Pearce
Keystone
Just
John Gronendyke
Gronendynke
M. KR. Bortree
Fifty-second Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Mich
National Game Bird and Fish Protective Association
George Koch & Co
Kinzie Street
Linden
Proviso
Nineteenth Avenue Pavillion
Company A
Maywood Fire Department
Maywood Hall
Currens
Presbyterian Church
Miss Hudson
Geo. Wilson
Hashruck
Louise Nichols
J. Porter Adams
Maywood Public Schools
Lulu Nichols
J. P. Adams
Gen. Westcott
Hatch
Iwansas City
Laura Holly
North Side
Peru
C.F
Congregational Church
Washington
Lincoln
Ith
John Griffin
Fourth Avenue
Ninth Street
Rasxwood
SP. Dunlap
Dunlips
Moody's
Ehurch
Hdna Dunlap
J. Hy. Merrill
Miss Deering
C. Herman
Miss Sorenson
H.W. Basthkey
J. Hohlbien
Bellwood
Soffel Bros
Mr. Bragle
Bohlander Bros
Chicora Pleasure Club
H. E. Nichols
M. J. Welch
H. Klug & Son
Meyer and Toffel
G. Cortopassi
H. P. Nichols
Tho
Womens Club
W. T. Winston
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
M. I. Ehureh Mor
Arti O S. Odell
Dr. Kaweett
Mil
New England
William Cooner
Robert Burns
Mit Bingham
Sadie Barrett
A. J. Baier
EK. E. Roberts
Dunlop’s Bank
Oak Parle
Siupeon
J. Kihoy
BF. Mathiot
BR. Dlopdins
Ularter
Wright Flsom
Shugro
Stoner
Jobin Farson
Hopping
We. Moser
CL. Sweet
Dw. Johmston
Iver Morest OU Park
Becker
John Clifford
Desplaines Avenue
Waldheim Tronse
Clover Seaf Club
Hintze
Tall
Lillie
Eva Alys
Charles Schranks
Sapa Ait Waldheim
Board Times
Tintae
Waldbein Cemetery
Orla
Atuay Olive
Desphines Avenus
Madison Street
Gearwoek Senkoor
Vilhagee
Ferdinand Braese
Satth Desplaines Avenue
George Thomas
Ale. Haase
Reardon
CabPertar
Ethan
New York Times
Duluth
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