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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
5
If you have never used it you will be surprised at its superiority over the ordinary hard coal.
Cicero Town Board meets February 21 1901 with action on water works engineer Kaesel resignation effective January 31 Frank Saunders appointed engineer. Other items include public works commissioner term to May 1 Linden retained, grade crossing protection with Chicago and Harlem railway, new Humphrey avenue opening, and dog bite hospital payment for Officer Farley. Meeting adjourned to February 28.
Mr. Hubbard of East Aurora N Y spoke at the Oak Park club on doing things well and with kindness. He traced the Roycroft shop progress from a hayloft pamphlet to a growing operation employing about fifty, with multiple buildings, and shared humorous anecdotes about workers and ex-convicts involved in the enterprise.
The Austin Woman's Club held Reciprocity Day on Monday February 18 with decorated clubrooms and hostesses Mrs. Marriott Mrs. Mink and Mrs. Goodrow. Delegates from Chicago Literary Score River Forest Club Alternate Club West End Woman's Club and State Federation attended. The West End club showcased educational and philanthropic efforts including a workroom at 229 West Madison Street aiding 160 families and teaching table setting and sewing.
Advertisement reading Delos Hull & Co. Gents for Austin lists address 5602 S Boulevard and presents a brief notice of services offered by the firm.
Austin suburban notices report Mr. Thomas Duncan visiting his brother in Ottumwa Iowa and many local residents hosting guests and attending socials. Dances, cinch club gatherings, and a masquerade are noted along with travel to California Texas and Wisconsin. A new home completion and a birth are also recorded.
Oak Park February 5 1901. To Whom It May Concern William Kaesel has been in the employ of the Town of Cicero as engineer and superintendent of the Berwyn water works for three and a half years and is a steady capable man in any such position. John I Jones President Town of Cicero.
Peddlers dressed as farmers in a horse and wagon sold a crock of butter that proved mostly salt. They left promising to return, but a knife later revealed only salt with two pounds of butter inside. The victim was B. A. Kinney of 6516 Iowa Street.
A letter dated Chicago Heb 20 1901 argues for fair ward representation in Austin with annexed territory. Hunter urges voting March 1 primaries from 1 pm to 7 pm, warns against political dynasties, and states he will not seek re election if Mr Race wins. He pledges to support an east end representative for Austin’s best interests.
An admirer praises the Roycroft crafts at East Aurora New York noting the founder's original methods and extraordinary results. He highlights the value of farm help and a remarkable performance by this craftsman group during a visit described as a delightful day in America.
A fire at 721 Huycld Avenue caused about 2000 in damage to F. E. Hoover's home on Monday night. Origin believed overheated furnace. Firemen contained the blaze before it spread. The Hoovers were away in California with two young daughters in the nurse's care.
Mr and Mrs J P Breitling and their five year old daughter became violently ill while dining at their Madison street and Wisconsin avenue home. Two doctors treated them and they were soon out of danger. Authorities believe the duck bought at a downtown provision store caused the illness.
Mrs. T. P. Stanwood, president of the State Federation, urged cooperative work and traveling libraries as benefits. Miss Mary Wadsworth of Oak Park praised church and club cooperation and the value of good literature. The Austin Club session closed after a short discussion and refreshments.
There is yet time to show wisdom in buying coal as weeks of cold weather loom. Our Dr. and H. Lackawanna coal is described as reliable desirable and economical. Try a ton and expect careful attention to your order from Collins and Harrison in Traill and Coolings drug stores.
Mrs Hirman Coombs is confined with influenza at North Cay lor avenue. Mrs Wright has rented her house and will sail to Scotland March 1. The Hall child is slowly recovering from typhoid pneumonia. S S Rogers of South Scoville avenue, Chicago Daily News manager, was in New York last week for business. Mrs Meyers of South East avenue and her daughter Mrs Kimball of Cleveland left Saturday for New Orleans for Mardi Gras then plan a two week visit with friends at Natchez, Miss.
Ben Berholdtz recovers from illness as Harlem hosts a Gadens ball on March 16 announced by the Arion singing society. A veteran debate on vaccination and Carrie Nation influence sparks talk amid community life including church events, a bakery opening at 103 Madison Street, a Florida winter trip, and a hive of social clubs. The Maenerchor masquerade, Crescendo Band practice, and Girls club meetings animate Harlem with funeral notices and local diversions.
Dr Fawcett recovers from grip. village dancing class meets. residents travel to Pensacola and Florida coast. Last Parliamentary law class by Mrs Harriman next Tuesday. Susan B Anthony Day observed with paper by Mrs Thatcher and Miss Anthony letter. A Robbery near W 50 feet from home. gold watch and $4.50 taken. Crystal wedding of Dr and Mrs Fawcett at Thatcher Avenue with 200 guests, gifts from distant cities, and River Forest clergy assisting.
A new electric railway company under the emperor's patronage plans trials on a 30 kilometer track. Cars for fifty passengers are under construction to run express passenger service powered by electricity, while steam will power freight and local traffic for the foreseeable future.
Mrs S Peterson of River Forest was followed from Carlson's shoe store in Oak Park by two men who stopped her at 92 Lake street and forced her to surrender 11 cents at gunpoint. Oak Park police searched for the highwaymen but found no trace.
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