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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1898

Page

7

Austin Local Business Advertisements and Notices

A pasted column lists cash business after Feb 1 by H. C. Hankermeyer and brothers and vendors like Didier Bros Mathew's Bros Spafford Bros and more. It notes subscription offers for the Vindicator and upcoming events like an Austin indoor baseball game with Evanston high school, plus board and loan notices and a chess club gathering.

H. C. Hankermeyer and Brothers Cicero Didier Bros Mathew's Bros Spafford Bros Austin Library Hall Evanston

Oak Park Notes Include Weather and Local Happenings

Snow began Thursday at 3 15 with Oak Park residents noting vanished dogs heading toward the Klondike. Frank Schmidt and Tom Gale advance their new homes on Kenilworth avenue and nearby North Boulevard. A barn fire destroys a Wahl barn with horses saved. The third annual school board report lists 1897 costs and attendance. The civil service exam window runs March 15 to April 25 with March 1 as filing cut off.

Cicero Oak Park Frank Schmidt Kenilworth Avenue Pleasant Street Tom Gale Kenilworth North Boulevard Fred Barnard South Boulevard Elton Ridgeland St. Andrews Bay Florida Wahl Civil Service Commission Iva M. Borwell

Clyde Local News Highlights Socials and Town Events

The Clyde community reports health recoveries for Mrs. C. B. Bartlett and Mr. Bishop, with Mrs. Ed Palmer also back to health. Daisy Ruch visits from Aurora while Mr. Stone of Michigan stays with Mrs. S. Maxwell. The X Ray social at Mrs. Dennis’s home delighted attendees. The Clyde Orchestra plans a Union Hall dance to aid ice pond funds and a grand Odd Fellows ball proves successful. A baby boy arrives to the Doty family. Harry Moore begins crockery work at Wabash and Randolph. The Crompton home hosts a wooden wedding anniversary with friends and refreshments. Revival starts next Sunday at the M. E. Church. Union Club pushes a 5-cent fare vote with petitions in local stores. The Vindicator offers a 3 month for 25 cent subscription.

Ed Palmer Frank O’brien Aurora Daisy Ruch H. S. Smith Mr. Stone Michigan S. Maxwell Cr. C. Bartlett Clyde Cash Grocery M. E. Church Union Club Cicero

Harlem News Highlights Local Building And Social Plans

Harlem notes include new frame houses on Jackson Street opposite the waterworks and on South Elgin Avenue. A dancing school forms, a ten pin club forms at Garden’s Bowling Alley, and a new Circle of the Royal Circle fraternal group forms with Dr Hemingway as examiner. Harlem Turnverein set a January 20 prize masquerade with committees named and prizes to be awarded.

Herman Arndt Fred Seeck Jackson Street Hertzberg Desplaines Avenue Smiley Seeck Hefgin Street F. Fry Hintze’s Louis Oldenberg Bank Gaden Waldheim Olson Chicago South Elgin Avenue Harlem Vindicator Fred Hilderbrecht Hintze Royal Circle Hemingway E. H. Hann Hann Bros Madison Street Harlem Turnverein Gaden’s Hall Messrs Yunker Burkhardt Klimmer Troeger Riex Tessnow Koppin Fabsen Hasselbring Mesdames Hasselbring Repeni Zimmermann Gladrow Kujifsky

Baby Boy Born to Dolly Martin in Grant Works

Mrs Dolly Martin gave birth to a baby boy on Wednesday morning and both mother and child are reported well. Mr Hazel, recently burned out, will start reconstructing his store immediately. Ten two story brick flats with cut stone will be covered in two weeks.

Dolly Martin

Parks Baldwin Plan Adds Six Stores At Grant Works

The Parks Baldwin Building Company announces construction of six additional stores to be finished by next summer. The project aims to increase property value and grow the Grant Works population.

Parks- Baldwin Building Company Grant

Peters' flats to be ready in four weeks Mandell club social set

Peters' new flats near Forty-eighth avenue and Flornoy street will be completed in four weeks. Mrs. Gustav Dorn begins a three story brick building at the site of last May's fire with store space on the first floor and flats above costing about $4000. The Jolly Three Club plans a social and ball at Metropolitan Hall on Saturday January 22. Odd Fellows projects in Mandell are deemed destined for success. Me dora Council 1648 Royal Arcanum installed new officers with pomp at Metropolitan Hall. New officers include Regent T H Clamsey W Regent J P Vlair orator H W Hanna Secretary M E Farrell and others. The council started in February 1897 with 22 members. current roll 76. Five new members were initiated and 10 applications received last night.

Medora Council Royal Arcanum Metropolitan Hall Regent T. H. Clamsey W. Regent J. P. Vlair H. W. Hanna M. E. Farrell A. F. Price A. G. Calkins H. JB. Walters Mr. Jones Arthur Griffin Jeremiah Heffernan

Local Notes On People And Professions In Hawthorne

John Kolf relocates to New Orleans and joins hay business. Polish Prince shifts to farming. Buffalo Rube pursues plastering. Flagman Shepherd leaves post for a company role. Rev C F Slomimski hosts his mother and sisters from the north side. Dolese and Shepherd sell horses as ex employees await payments. A North American Union branch stag party is planned at the Auditorium Monday with a formal prize presentation to the society.

Flagman Shepherd Rev. C.F. Slomimski North Side Dolese & Shepherd North American Union

Robbers Hold Up Prairie Avenue Store on Tuesday

John Bieber was held at gunpoint by three men in his Prairie avenue store. They demanded cash, but Bieber refused to surrender the $21 in his pocket. He was knocked down and injured before the suspects escaped. police searched the area but made no arrest.

John Bieber Little Nation Prairie Avenue Madison Street John

Dr Kings New Discovery For Consumption Cures Colds

The advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds consumption and related ailments. It claims safety for all ages pleasant taste and a money back guarantee with free trials at local Austin and Oak Park drug stores and regular bottles priced 50 cents to 1.

Lovell’s Oak Park Traill’s Austin Dr. King Lovell Traill

Unclear Figures From Historic Record

Fragmentary OCR data shows a jumble of monetary values and codes: 392.75 KB, 856,88 20,045.99 TA, T0712 500.00 126.35 $270,630.47 $25,000.00 12,500.00 1,052.48 TH BS 655AT 170,976.73. No coherent event or entities are identifiable.

Churches in Austin and Clyde list Sunday services

Austin area churches and pastors announce 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services at multiple locations including First Baptist, Congregational, Presbyterian, St. Paul parishes, Lutheran, Catholic, and more. Clyde features Methodist and Episcopal services with numerous pastors and times.

First Baptist North Vine Avenue D. F. Bartlett Waller Avenue Midway Park W. L. Demorest Fifty-Second Avenue Lake Street Morrison’s Academy Thos Westerdale Imest M. I. Clurch Central Avenue Ohio Street M. W.W. Saterfield Presbyterian Rink Street John Clark Hill D. D Church OF ST. Paul the Apostle Luther Is Pardee Topom ST. Paul's Lutheran Prairie Avenue Adolph Bartling Idoelock ST. Cathmeriniss Catholic Park Avenue Washington Boulevard Austin de Ren Dooubs A. Camphel Coughlin Wespere Toy Om Dixon Street Harlem Avenue Dacoi i Kinann ST. Joan's Cranklin Maren- Bo M. Grosse ST. Paul West Maywood Pavilion CL Seymour Bullock First Presbyterian Fifth Avenue Fifth Street W. Kerns Orelock The Presbyterian Church Pitth Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Haberdashery Wani Pat. Hartless North Austin Park Ave West Side W. S. Beaubien W. H. Newberry WM. S. Beaubien & CO Detective Force W. Madison St N. Park Ave H.C. Hankermeyer & Bros H. C. Hankermeyer & Bros. Groceries and Provisions North Park Ave la Salle Street H. H. Rearden the Temple General Teaming H. A. Munstermann & CO Oeso Chicago Ave Wae Tin, Ill J. C. Smith Ogden Ave 48Th St Hawthorne, Ill Hyman P Lake St C. W. Stanfield Austin, Illinois DR. Hunt C.R. LaMena Town Hall L. Fridlund Center Ave Augusta St Austin, Ill Buckles Arnica Buge’s Austin Building and Loan Association John D. Maclean la Salle Stu Royal League Hall Wm. Henry Ralph Wm. D. Akin Bertha Miss Campbell Campbell Bertha Christenson Geo. W. Contemo Susan Darling Frank Davis Worry J. Hester Paul F. Lobauff Geo. H. Brown Chicago Aves Royal Circle No. 7 of W. R Dr. Co W. Stanfield W. A D. E. Washburn W.C F. W. Moore W.S Fred Schnitzius W. T John Price W. M J. L. Dick W. G Frank Ahlgrim Havana Klondike Zimmerman No. Boulevard Order of Columbia Knights Arnold CILAS HW. Zimmerman Aimmerman & Roath Boulevard Ave J. Ef. Agnew Elen Anderson J. M. Anderson J. F. Arnold Chas. Becker Chas. Bell A. J. Brock L. Combs J. W. Cooper Mary Crosier Tillie Deasing F. Dresden Lydia Fuller J. Haskell Edw. Johnson Jennie Johnson S. S. Jones Julia Augusta Bell Langford Margaret Landers Mary M. Mervill Eri. B. Moore Nagel Ida Wilson R. J. Purdy F. W. Smith Robert Strath Josephine Taylor Annie Tetrow E. Townser Mgr James Wallace Andrew Wood Albert W. Giles P. M CLYDE C. B. Bartlett Mr. Bishop J. H. Crompton Mr. Crompton Mandel Hawthorne John Kolf New Orleans State Bank Dad Uue Ttt Ilinois County of Cook Py Castle Austin Stet Bank Mabure Bedief Castile Sevier Psus Pott Zanndier Sealy Yee Wat Berwyn Ferst Baptist Deve Leander Turney Dla.om Tito P. Mn Vooi. Iedhery Wek al Om TH P.m. Lepiscopal Geo. Fe. Mena I A.m. Ifirst M WL Melannen Db Oa. Im TA Op. Om Series Terlan George Willian Wright Laau Walter Stranahan Won. Me Uo Oa Mirst Baspist Wisconsin Avenue Jesus Preserine Aml Plenhne GRACE Charles S. Hoyt Unity Church Ro BL Johannot Prenebine Iesq A River Forest Miethodist Keystone Avenue Willian M Pawcett Park and Oak Avenues John Boyd Piastor Tae Wom Maywood Melrose Park Methodist Nineteenth Avenue Tenth Street Mo Cushington Wu A.m EB. R. Haase & CO la Salle Don Rosado A. Wi Loomis Park Avenue Oak & Tompkins Oak Park Avenue Department of State Washington, D. C John F. Garvey United States Yokohama Japan Arthur KE. Monroe Cook County Avies- UN MN 22 Brank Smith Austin Printing Company C. Betterman Illinois the Dominion Company Dept. Y Godiins & Witsnach Opticians Wilsnach Chicago Opthalmic College Geo. B. Burns S. Prairie Ave Cw. Aewers Cement Wallis Star Floors Corb and Guise Brivewarsy Walnut Ay Alo Eus Cher Telephon Sy Orford Chica Simonis & Shliske C.neres Dena F. A. Bace BRUC SUNGE T. G. Irving Justice of the Peace FFICE Seco . OF Renten Haersoee Sa.mtos P.ns Otis L.ayer Chas. Loheit Oak Park, Ill
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