News of the Town items brighten Oak Park days
Local notes report travels and visits of residents and guests from Chicago Milwaukee and other cities. Many engagements include weddings, camping trips, illness, dockside excursions, and civic events with schools churches and libraries active in summer plans.
Mother and son die in La Bourgogne disaster
Mrs. E. S. Osgood and her 11 year old son Dwin perished when the French liner La Bourgogne collided with the Cromarty Shire near Sable Island in fog on July 4. They had planned a Paris trip with a two month tour. Mrs. Osgood was active in Austin clubs and church work. memorial services will be held July 17 at the First Baptist Church in Austin.
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Austin
E.S. Osgood
Mrs. Osgood
Philadelphia
Timothy Matlack Bryan
Timothy Matlack
Independence Hall
Bryan
Elizabeth Hardcastle Covington Bryan
Broadway Chapel
Fall River
Mass
Frederic S. Osgood
Osgood & Co
Chicago
Ontario Street
Elizabeth M. Osgood
Indiana Street
Eleventh Baptist Church of
Austin Woman's Club
Department of Civics
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Osgood
Woman's Temple
Chicago Mercantile Battery
Kilpatrick Post
Austin Baptist Church
Edwin H. Osgood
Dwin
Kavanaugh
First Baptist Church
Pine Avenue
River Forest Fourth of July Celebration
River Forest celebrated with a full program and a grandstand mishap that caused no injuries. The day featured oration by F J Griffin, performances by local musical groups, athletic events, bicycle races, and an after-program dance in the town hall with winners including C Walch, J Wherry, G Clark, W Walch, St Peter, and Estelle.
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F. J. Griffin
River Forest Quartette
Oak Park Orchestra
C. Walch
J. Wherry
Sullivan
G. Clark
W. Walch
St. Peter
Jurgens
Clark
Struble
Harrison
Estelle
Page
Thompson
Ed. Clark
Elgin Cricketers Lose At Ridgeland In Social Match
Elgin cricketers visited Ridgeland C C on July 4 for a social match that drew wives and friends to a field day. Ridgeland won by 17 runs and 5 wickets, with a post match feast at the president's house and plans for a return game in Elgin with the ladies invited.
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Elgin
Ridgeland
Ridgeland C. C
S. W. Cross
H. A. Watson
Temple of Truth Announces Summer Break For Meetings
Georgina McIntyre leads the Temple of Truth at 506 North Central Avenue in a summer pause on open meetings while continuing work for seekers. A new children’s class forms as the Mystic Circle gathers Tuesdays for training and growth.
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Georgina McIntyre
Temple of Truth
Temple of God
Mystic Circle
North Central Avenue
May Fix Water Rates Debate Heats Town Meeting
Town Attorney Prin gle asserts the board may fix reasonable water rates with fact based on Berwyn plant statistics and a 1885 Scoville contract. Various petitions and licenses were referred to committees, and ordinances on carts and cement walks were adopted.
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Pringle
Berwyn
Lake Street
Willow Avenue
S Boulevard
Committee of
C. H. Zimmerman
Bryant Bros
Cicero Lumber Company
Hawthorne
Citizens’ Gas and Electric Company
T. B. Wilcox
Twelfth Street
Frank Gizera
Herman Schultz
2@ housemover
George Nauert
John Psyk
Lewis
Committee of the Whole
Thifty-Second Street
Rearden
Memorial Service for Mrs. F. E. S. Osgood and Edwin
Memorial services for the late Mrs. F. E. S. Osgood and her son Edwin will be held at the First Baptist Church on July 17. Rev. Osgood of Fall River Massachusetts will attend.
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FE. S. Osgood
Edwin
First Baptist Church
Rev
Osgood
Fall River
Mass
Civil Service Exam Set for Oak Park Post Office
Civil service examination for a postoffice clerk and carrier at Oak Park will be held August 6 1898. Details available at the postoffice.
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Oak Park
Bicycle Crash Injures Fred Starling and Wife on Jackson Boulevard
Fred Starling and his wife were involved in a Monday night collision with a tandem on Jackson Boulevard. Both suffered injuries described as not serious.
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Fred Starling
Jackson Boulevard
Maywood and Ridgeland News A Summer of Visits
Miss Lawler of Chicago visits Mrs. Wright on Taylor avenue. Miss Pearl England of Oskaloosa Iowa visits sister Mrs. L G Cook. Reece family and many locals travel, clubs meet, and Fourth of July activities span Phantom Lake to Little Cedar Lake Wisconsin. Fireworks mishap injures Willie Stimpson. Norton weds and settles above Myer and Soffel store.
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Miss Lawler
Chicago
Miss Pearl England
Oskaloosa, Ta
Mrs. L. G. Cook
Reece
Springfield
Kemp Taylor
Short
Taylor Avenue
Grey’s Lake
Pratt
Mary
Lawrence
Grey's Lake
East End
John Carne
California
Ridgeland
Frank Borwell
Mabel
Albert Merrill
Willie Stimpson
Wm. Stimpson
North Side
Coliseum Club
Milwaukee
Norton
Fifth Avenue
Myer & Soffel
Santiago
Mr. Norton
River Forest Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs and Miss Jeanette Boyd visit Rev and Mrs Boyd Miss Lucy Laing and Miss Louise Baker depart for Boston Tuesday Fred Homer and family leave for Kelly Lake Wis for a month A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Grand land Lathrop avenue on June 24 Mother and child well Prof J E Adams and George Whaple go to Washington DC for the National Teachers Association Presbyterian church adds three members Miss Schjoldage and Mrs Jakks A paving meeting favors Keystone avenue asphalt paving to be completed July 15
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Louise Barry
Hampton
T. J. Sullivan
Bayard Naylor
Tomah
Wis
J. H. Gunn
Harriet Badger
Lucile
R. H. Traill
Clara Creote
South Boulevard
Washington Heights
Mary Dickson
Alleghany
Florence Bush
Wisconsin
J. J. McCarthy
Gertrude Gilbert
Oregon
Isabelle Trask
Ronald G. Burns
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mary Griffith
Kan
Kate Thurber
J. P. Garner
James Wood
Maywood
Austin
Mary Kane
Waller Avenue
South Haven
C. Mather
St. Joseph
Shipman
Harry Decker
Joseph McNulty
S. McMaster
Ontario Street
Louise McFarland
S. Parks Avenue
Wesley College
Mary Josephine
Mary Clark
Milwaukee
Mary E. Haney
Yorkville
Thos. Hoops
Pine Avenue
Ralph Higgie
L. Thompson
Seter Palas
Abbott
J. Howard Kehler
Indiana
Austin High School
la Grange
D. D. Blakeslee
EH. Carlson
Timothy Dwight
Pearl Ellsthorpe
K. Gosman
Mary Johnson
Martheyan Kent
Hazel Leslie
Kate Martin
Lake Street
Harlem Avenue
Unitarian Church
Morris
Maple Avenue
Unity Church
Johannet
Conley
The
Baptist Church
Sault Ste. Marie
Chivers
Oak Park
Seamen
St. Paul's Church
Thirtieth Street
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
District Union of Chicago
Vicinty
National
Young People’s Christian Union
H. M. Fowler
Cleveland
Harry L. Canfield
Boston
Omer G. Petrie
Palmer
Mass
Jennie L. Ellis
Pawtucket
R. C
Edward G. Mason
Highstown
N. J
Mary Andrews
Hamilton
Rufus F. Leach
Somerville Mass
Geo. F. Sears
A. J. Kendall
Adelaide R. Ydolling
R. F. Johonnot
Emma Wood
Arthur J. Kendall
Parry L. Wright
Robert Jardine
Jesse R. Wood
Caroline Whiteside
W. Straub
R. J. Haight
National Transportation
Walter S. Holden
Jeanette Boyd
Mrs. Boyd
Lucy Laing
Louise Baker
Fred Homer
Kelly Lake
John Grandland
Lathrop Avenue
J. E. Adams
George Whaple
Washington, D. C
National Teachers’ Association
Presbyterian Church
Schjoldage
Jakks
Keystone Avenue
Harlem News Briefs Cover Local Events And Accidents
Local items report Roos and Schrade selling first class mortgages at 105 Madison, H Siehring sells his Franklin street shop to Chas Nielsen, and John Patzwahl recovering after a heat attack. Mrs Herm Pallas nears operation, Harder and Mundt case dismissed, Judge Lehmann sued over bond prices but defended. Gaden’s grove concerts thrive under Banks Cregier. 12 year old William Guenther severely injured by a cannon explosion. Dr Kidd attends.
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Roos & Schrade’s
Madison Street
Harlem
H. Siehring
Franklin Street
Chas. Nielsen
John Patzwahl
Herm. Pallas
Harder & Mundt
Lehmann
Ahrensfeldt
Park Ridge
Gus Quandt
Lehman
Walter G. Kraft
Mund and Horder
Griffin
Gaden's Grove
Banks Cregier
William Guenther
Aug. Guenther
North Desplaines Avenue
Austin Business Men Plan July 21 Picnic
The Austin business men met Wednesday night and advanced plans for their annual picnic at Crystal Lake on July 21. A prize of a $25 suit of clothes was announced for the time winner, and the program is being prepared as quickly as possible.
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Austin
Crystal Lake
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