Oak Park notices mix with social events in town
Oak Park items report a dressmaking school at 103 South Grove, interior decorators Gilbert to supply spring samples, and a wave of local club meetings. Unclaimed letters appear at Oak Park post office. Grace Episcopal and Grace Arm events host lectures and plays as community life buzzes with sociable gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
F. A. Sturtevant
Nancy Marks
South Grove Avenue
W. Gilbert
Oak Park Avenue
South Side
Chicago
W. Ich. Blackstone
Cleveland
Department of Jewish Missions
Oaks and Tompkins
Oak Park
Yes
Grace Episcopal Church
Mrr. DekKnatil
Hull House
Lake Street
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Avenue Hall
Steiner Wien
Corner Lake
Marion Streets
Patriotic Order Sons of America
First Methodist
W. HL. Burns
Oak Park Postoffice
Charley Andersson
Gust Andersson
D. W. Butterfield
Hilma Frid
Hilma Hoek
Thomas C
Elizabeth Hall
James Richards
M. J. Sherman
Geo. Simpson
Elzbeta Stepulajtis
W. HH. Thornton
Albert W. Giles
M. Millers
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
O. A. Butter
Catharine Waugh McCullough
River Forest Woman's Club
Alice Bradford Wiles
Adams
River Forest School
Samuel J. Rudd
Viola M. Andrews
Menry Street
M. W. Satterfield
South Park Avenue
Popies Club
Rossiter
Miss Alexander
Ridgeland Notes Highlight Local People and Events
Ridgeland residents report improvements and convalescence including Mrs C J Ames and Mr Perkins. A new Taylor avenue home is being built by Mr Hogan. Socials include valentine party by Miss Edith Furlong and birthday event for Miss Cora Peterson. Willian Beye school named for the late William Beye. various meetings and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Ames
Perkins
Hogan
Taylor Avenue
Daisy Butter
Wheaton
John Lyon
Harvey Avenue
Carrol McCullagh
Lombard Avenue
Harry
Madison University
Edith Furlong
N. Haorver
Cora Peterson
Jennie Weald
Chicago University
Nellie Cummings
Woman's Benevolent Society
D. W. Wimball
Georgiella Lay
Max Millian Dix Co
Harry Williman
Fruithurst
Ala
Ridgeland
Carl Kendrick Macadden
Harold
Geneva
Ind
BD. W. Kimball
Lavis
Austin
Chicago
Cuyler Avenue
Ontario Street
Willian Beye
Wm. Beye
Fifty-second Avenue
Watson
Burlingame
Noteman
Crandall
George B. Russell
Pierce
C. 5. Miller
Community Events Highlight Local Birthday Party and Art Exhibit
About thirty friends surprised W H Drechsler for his twenty third birthday at 129 Elgin street with cards and games. Chicago artists McCutcheon Holme and Schmetzen exhibited drawings at Sco ville Institute drawing praise for humor and a Hue rope satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.h.drechsler
Elgin Street
Myr. Drechsler
Miller's
Chicago
Scoville Institute
McCutcheon
Holme
Schmetzen
Art Institute
Gen
Miles
Hue
Barr and Collins Open Oak Park Lumber and Coal Office
Barr and Collins announce a new branch in Oak Park for selling lumber and coal at the corner of Lake and Marion streets. The notice invites local friends to the opening and notes the new business location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr & Collins
Oak Park
Lake and
Marion Streets
Nichols takes Maywood post office leadership
Harrison P. Nichols assumed management of the Maywood postoffice on the 15th, succeeding retiring Id. S. Bryan. He has fitted up the finest post office in Cook county outside Chicago, locating the new office in the old drug store within the Maywood Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P. Nichols
Maywood Postoffice
Id. S. Bryan
Nichols
Cook County
Chicago
Maywood Company
Salve Advertisement and Missing Day of Rest Joke
An old style advertises a multipurpose salve promising cure of cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and more with money back guarantee. Price is 25 cents per box and Lovett & Traill in Austin sell it. A short classroom joke follows about which day is observed as the day of rest, with a punchline about Monday.
Austin Community News Notes and Social Happenings
Austin readers learn of a new baby in the Campbell family and a string of local events including dances, church services, a lunch for fourth grade teachers, a Methodist Sunday School anniversary, club meetings, a funeral, property bargains, and a wedding. Unclaimed letters list and a Lincoln birthday gathering conclude the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zander
North Park Ayre
Austin
Stuart Campbell
Kent
Englewood
Campbell
Wesenasvey
PL O.S
al Hall
Ashley Ballou
Eastern Star
Laurel Avenue
Cook County
Mesdames
M. W. Satterfield
Bishop Boman
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Church
Andrew Lindsey
North Central Avenue
Charles Reiterman
BE. J. Stafford
Frank Emerson
Wren Hall
Funke
Mayne
Stafford
Mina Kk
Daniel Washburne
Methodist
Forest Home
Mo. W. Satterfield
Chicago
Roa
Pray & Son
Won
Park Ave
King’s Daughters
First Baptist Church
Miss Karr
Miss Groves
Miss Hall
Christian Growth
Wm YY
PS. EL
Geo
Washington
Woman's Club of
Woman's Club
Irving Park
C. Abramson
A. O. Andrews
Kate Arnold
Arthur Fi. Blair
Emile Christensen
Liazzie Gentry
Lizzie M. Hinste
S. N. Hoover
Vo Lane
Geo. W. Bart
John Lapfrom
J. Miler
P. EH. Miller
Hattie Normanden
Frank J. Parkhurst
To Cure Colds In One Day By Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers refunds if the cure fails and cites chemist retailers and druggists as sellers.
Vinancial Wrecks Puck Boarding Mistress Indignant
A comic exchange shows a boarding mistress lamenting two rescued boarders with no funds left to pay. The friends react with sharp wit as she underscores their financial ruin and dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Abs
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Chas. F. Drechsler
Trail & Cooling
Central Ave
Axp South Boulevard
Northwestern
U.S. Treasury
Pottles
West Side
W. S. Beaubien
W. H. Newberry
Mgr
WM. S. Beaubien & CO
Detective Force
Madison St
Cicero
N. Park Ave
Frank
Scholz
Marshall Field & Co
Stanley Avenue
Elliot Avenue
Frank J. Scholz
Rerwyn
Illinois
Ney
Albert Burgess
Choice Bakery
Esece Wholesale and
Park ‘E St
North Be
Masorow Contractors
Dunlop Bank
Pan Esaeemeyg
Tata
Vindicator
Chas, P. Miller
the Vindicator
News OF the Town
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln
Phillips
Superior Street
J. W. Conley
D. D
David
W.oal Bunge
Mir Bunge
Po AL Bruce
Te Lu
Gilbert & Mead
Gilbert
Elizabeth of Bohemia
Katharine F. White
Judge Ball
Ann Hutchinson
New England
A. EF. Chamberlain
N. Humphrey Avenue
Anniston
Alja
Mazie Pratl
Fair Oaks Avenue
Reginald Carne
Sturges
Progressive Euchre Entertainment
Arnold
Lake St
Anne Hutchinson
George Clapp
White
Miller's Drug Store
Maywood
Buckeln
Arnica
J. L. Filstrup
N. Robinson Avenue
Sons and Daughters of
JF. J. Phillips
Aly. Philips
Harry Griffing
Fifty-second Avenue Congregational Church
William Preston
Charles A
P. B. Saur
Gutice
Champlain Building
Cor
State & Madiser
Tel. Main
C. W. Stanfield
DR. Hunt
J.C. Smith
Deen
48Th St
Hawthorne
Hyman P
Simonis
Shiiske
Simonis & Shliste
Walnut Av
Cicero Telephone Sr
Austin, Ill
Alfork
C.R. LaMena
Town Hall
Mortgarves
Chas. Loheit
Madison Street
Harlem
Oak Park, Ill
Gookins & Wilsnach
Opticians
Wilsnach
Chicago Opthalmic College
Geo. B. Burns
S. Prairie Ave
Cicero Telephone
Boston
J. Dunfee & CO
Franklin St
Kinzie and
Dillon Streets
Gaford Bldg
la Salle St
T. G. Irving
Veins Forest
Johnn Price
Justice of the Peace
Oneriate Oe Huersinue
Austin, II
F. A. Bruce
Bruce & Bunge
J. K. Haase & CO
la Sallie St
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