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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1897

Page

4

South Cicero community notes and upcoming events

Mrs. Jim Donnelly improves at Presbyterian hospital as the Schiller Club plans a grand masquerade at the Auditorium on the last Saturday in February. Miss C L Reuter visits Evergreen relatives. Mr. M Gever freezes ears shoveling snow. Dalese & Shepheard pay car enlivens workers. Mr. Frank Spires injured on a rusty nail. Dr Lloyd's store manager recovering from rheumatism. Fire loss settlement with Lchu mann contents $600, insurer payout $241. Ed Davis becomes traveling agent for Peter Nauert sausage co. Schumann hardware remains, Collins siblings ill after brother’s death. Grand ball supports fire alarm system. 500+ tickets sold. Hawthorne considers athletic club. Capella donates a punching bag. Junior Union social at Baptist church. Mrs S W Bush leads. Sleighing party postponed due to cold. Carlson & Olson meats praised. heating at Emerson school questioned. Mrs Trussell painting praised. HK Chinese painter’s work tied to Mrs Trussell’s youth. M E church offers a rich program with Mrs A W Shannon, Mr Brown, and Mona Crouse delighting audiences.

Schiller Club C. L. Reuter Evergreen Bishop Forty-eighth Street M. Gever Dalese & Shepe Herd Frank Spires Gales & Burns Ford Lloyd's Lchumann Davis Schumann Mises Collins Ort Righth Street Sag Miss Collins Hawthorne M. YT Goodman Billy Capella Capela Carlson & Olson Caitson & Olson Emerson School Jack Ierost A. W. Shannon Mr. Dennis Mr. Brown Little Mona Crouse

Local Notices and Society Happenings Amid Winter Snow

Penial friend ROK. Resorts under weather. Henry Sehweig improving and moving toward home. Baptist prayer meeting at Mrs Jed Garland’s Cicero home. Clyde and IsNwood residents visiting. Senior C. I. Society services planned. Frank jleClintock ill with cold. Union Gerene Chrys chair meeting reports program progress. Jam 23 benefit for Misses Peavins and Morris. Na Youngs district meeting discussed venting system. Birthday party for LowLeine of Austin Ave. Whitfier Society to entertain at Wigh Seapot room. Washington’s birthday events planned. snow drift on Central Ave six feet high. shoveling ongoing.

Rok Henry Sehweig Jed Garland Cicero Avenue Twen Yeleith Frank Clyde IsNwood Ind A. W. Seegert Na. S Selon Whitfier Society Piven Wigh Seapot Pra Etn Vie Alrewy Ebuovage Dd Society of the Enureb Washington Central Avenue

Community Happenings and Summer Learnings

Clarence Stearn recovers from diphtheria as Helena Ward and Miss Milton Eames ill with rheumatism are noted. Airs A W Shannon visited Mrs Trussell and Miss Anna Hawkins hosted a Sunday school gathering. Home Bakery expands to Riverside while Mr and Mrs Eberley plan a return west. After M E church concert, lunch was hosted by Mrs Dennis. A monthly song service at the M E church will continue.

Clarence Stearn A. W. Shannon Chicago Trussell Anna Hawkins Carroll Avenue Helena Ward S. W. Rush Home Bakery Riverside M. FE W. D. Dennis Milton Eames O. I. Hames Oregon Pacific M. E Tunure

Senate probes Union Pacific foreclosure bid and canal dispute

Washington reports Sen Allen pushes Senate inquiry into any deal with the reorgan ization committee on Union Pacific foreclosure and bids to the government. The piece notes sensational Senate session, protests over arbitration treaties, and a foreign minister’s Nicaragua canal protest. It also mentions Civil Service reform scrutiny over a $1500 war department post and a joke about “Caesar Joe” Cannon.

Washington Allen Union Pacific Railroad Flarnion Senate Union Pacific Management Central Pacific Road de Branch Dines Jan Garvan Washington Electric Vida Foreign Relations Committee Republic of Central America Elo Olney Sherman Chaigman Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Nicaragua Canal Company United States Megastiochetes Nicavasaia Great Britain Morgan Eso Civil Service Reform Congress War Department Civil Service Commission Aliss Maud Stalnaker Washington, D. C Caele Joe” Cannon House Committee On Appropriations Uncle Joe Ajax Aly Springfield Hinois Pittsburg Billy Mason

Social Gatherings Plagued by Severe Weather and Wires

Postponed and dropped social events across Austin and Oak Park amid record cold. Tea at Mrs. Roos’ on Jan 23 featured prizes won by Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Barrett while attendees included Mrs. Ruegles, Mrs. Hebert, and Mrs. Sullivan of Austin.

J. T. Horn W. P. Barrett Caitlina Ruegles Ernest M. Hebert T. J. Sullivan Austin

Dr King’s New Discovery hailed by local drug firm

Mr James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden NL praises Dr King’s New Discovery for its cure of his wife’s severe grippe and suspected consumption. He reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy and notes local stores offer free trials to try it.

James Jones Jones & Son Cowden Dr. King Cowden and Pane

Large Street Collision Knocks Out Austin Trolley Lines

An epic midnight crash on Lake street near Pine avenue Austin damaged trolley wires and poles as frost cracked supports. The C and N W tracks were blocked, delaying the Omaha limited for about 2.5 hours while crews cut cables and power was shut off. Travelers faced long walks in subzero temps as service slowly resumed with plans to restore full operation by Friday.

Lake Street Pine Avenue Austin Cicero & Proviso Street Railway Omaha Limited Express Ridgeland Maywood Oak Park North Western Cicero & Proviso Company Harlem Chicago Avenue

Death of Dr J H Wood of Oak Park

Dr J H Wood died at his daughter Mrs J F Ballard home 311 South Ridgeland avenue Tuesday 6 30 am after four days of pneumonia. Born 1811 in Albany county New York he led dentistry in New York for thirty years and edited the Southern Journal of Medical Services. He moved to Lansing Michigan in 1856 then Oak Park in 1885 turning to electricity and N rays research. Survived by seven sons and three daughters. funeral Thursday at his residence conducted by Rev W B Chamberlain of the Second Congregational church. Burial at Forest Home cemetery.

Lansing Mich Oak Park TE. B G. W Cake City I. E Englewood Ch. J Castlewood S. B Frank C Martin EF Harry V. Wood Kb . Ballard C.K. Ballard W. F. van Lergen W. DB. Chamberlain Second Congregational Church Forest Home Cemetery

Austin defendants face second hearing on liquor sale charge

Before Judge Amerson on Wednesday the adjourned cases of Gust Gierman William Hankermeyer William Wedekind Mrs Ida Anderson and Edward Bartlett of Austin were called. Bartlett agreed to quit business to avoid fine while three others plan to contest the charge admitting liquor selling to challenge the law. The case was continued to February 4 by agreement.

Amerson Weidnnesday August Gierman Wm. Hankermeyer Wm. Wedekind Ida Anderson Edward Dartlett Austin Edward Bartlett

World of Endeavor Shows Growth Across Regions

The Christian Endeavor movement expands with over four thousand societies in Great Britain and spreads through Providence Rhode Island St Louis Beverly Louisville Pittsburg Worcester Santa Claus St Thomas and Japan. Missionary efforts include sending letters to inmates and organizing noon meetings and weekly church visits as part of outreach.

Protestant Episcopal Providence R. 1 Christian Endeavor St. Louis Christian Endeavor Society Africa Beverly Mass Endeavorers Louisville State Penitentiary Pittsburg Worcester Society of Christian Endeavor United States Santa Clus Cal St. Thomas, Ont

Relief Drive In Cicero Sees Residents Helped Quickly

Supervisor Castle and Police Captain Mansberry oversee urgent relief for Cicero and nearby areas. Food clothing and coal top the needs as twenty diphtheria cases are watched for. Local donors including Amerson Stewart Bush Rounds Gray Race Mather Traill contribute flour clothing bread coal and medicine for affected families.

Cicero Chicago Castle Hansberry Jildge Amerson George A. Stewart W. H. Bush IX. C. Rounds W. R. Gray Frank Race Chas. Mather McGrath Norling Traill Oak Park Hawthorne Clyde Berwin

Nature and science musings on senses and seeds

The article surveys mock ingbird muscle proportions the brain cortex response to X rays and Bose electric rig claims. It notes frog bu riculture in central Australia drought water storage seeds distribution puzzles and debates over why wings spread seeds and leave hollow and solid seeds behind.

Boston University Medical School Jagadis Chunder Bose London Prof Bose Spencer

Some Great Men of Art and Song

The passage extols Phidias as an ancient sculptor whose Parthenon work endures in admiration. It credits Montesquieu as a pioneer of philosophical history and notes Titian as the greatest Venetian painter among imitators. It lists sopranos Mera, Catalini, Jenny Lind, Gabrielli and Patti for their extraordinary tone and purity.

Phidias Parthenon Montesquieu Titian Raphael Corregeio Mera Catalini Jenny Lind Gabrielli Patti

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ftawthorne Jim Donnelly The Presbyterian Hospital Baptist Church 5. W. Bush Benwyn Washington Letrer Proviso Seciety H. H. Reardon Custer Kuehre Sehlecht Prairie and Forest Avenues Woman's Club Avenue Hall Lucy Fitch Perkins Chicago Woman's Club Madame Wright Pete Austin Lodge Order of Columbian Knights van Buren Hall California Avenue Madison Street South Side Madison Avenue Fiftieth Street Gertrude Port T. D. Hudson N. Park Avenue Ees Wm. Gardner, Jr Chicnago, Ht I. II Parsons Willow Avenue Mus Ontario Street Fred Hart Jardiniere Pierce Baird Avennue W. Martin I. Murray Percy Gunthorp Baird Avenue Prairie Club of Ieworth League M. i Della G. Amerson Epworth League Mehureh Moreland Turner Jimelson Chauveh Auditoria Pehl Atrs Kate Watson Katharine Knowles Magland Kate Courtis Wisgein Piris’ Dre Miss Wnawthes Rethermine Knowles Thorndyke Mesdames Jo Po Milnamow J. J. Miller A. JL. Barker Stanfield Martin WP Moore Rebekah Asis T. M. Jackson Thatcher Avenue River Morest Ladies’ Aid Society of the Mo 1 Church Inez Wirgit Td. Tiltity Blanche Goodwin Ta Porteitv Java Lulu Darling N. Robinson Avenue Astin H.W. Averill Saint Paul the Apostle Church Peru Culture Club FE. Thorndyke Pawlina Ruggles Waller Avenue Enehre J. M. Burns Likota Evening Club Praiirie Club the Prairie Club Hall T. H. Gale Milton Mill Sod Bosay Presbyterian Church Young Men's Association of the Baptist Church Austin Senate Presbyterian Church of Austin Hill Brown L. Anderson McLean George H. Carpenter FE. A. Kenny George M. Joe Charles I. Frazier Miss Baker Eliza Evelyn Middleton Julia Conklin Orinda Rice C. Th. Murray Kelsey Hiller R.B. Colbun Frank James Mureh Women's Society of the First Presbyterian Church Riday First Congregational Church Ladies’ Benevolent Society Fr. Gates Larpool Astern Turkey Armenia Unity Church of Virchand R. Ghand India Ladies’ Society of the First Baptist Church of Sidney Strong J. D Cincinnati Strong M. E. Church Miss Lough Miss Smith Harvey Amerson N. Central Avenue Ring Frost Stree DR. J the World OF Endeavor Beruwryn Acme Baltimore W.W. Kimball Pres S. Conway Beco A. G. Cone Treas W. Kimball Coo Wabash Ave Kimball Organs Mansberry Nature and Science Washington St Clair D Vallette, Sur’r Erie Street Prairie Avenue Franklin Avenue Cicera Dees Board of Trustees of Cleero Austin, TL Board of Trustees Cieero Cayler Ave Iron Lake Street Cook County Whiteis A. Vysae Adams Driggs Sment NO. Ota Twenty-fourth Fifty-second Illinots Usdg County Court TH. Oo. Adams R. B. Driggs Channing Taylor Oak Park Avenue Said Avenue Madison Sak Northern Ten Point Pavilie Town Coot County A.D. Usur Clair D. Vallette ER. C. Vallette Northern Pacific Railway Laile Curtis
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