Berwyn News Briefs From South Cicero And Nearby
The Pye Brothers shut shop at Forty-eighth and Twenty-fifth streets in South Cicero while Hawthorne quiets under Judge Kapela. Railroad workers Emil Price and Barney Dunne head to Kansas. Pete Nanert leaves Beaumont for Christie & Lowe. Missing switchman Win. Hide last seen July 3. M T Goodman becomes Proviso Centerment paving president. Berwyn items note C K Piper’s Diamond Rule cigar and Roath’s stolen bicycle recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye Brothers
Forty-eighth
Twenty-fifth
Hawthorne
Kapela
Wm. Halleck
Stoffel
Cox
Chicago
St. Dionysius Church
Creighton's Park
Emil Price
Barney Dunne
Kansas
M. Mertens
Creighton
Ogden Avenue
Forty
Hawthorne Indians
Dake Bakery
Dukes
Lizzie Colon
Hide
B. & Q. Road
Tawthorne
Twenty-first Street
M.T. Goodman
Austin
Goodman
Miss Kirby Returns from Washington and Other Clyde Notes
Local notes report Miss Kirby back from Washington D C and Oliver Dumas home from the lakes for a few weeks. Union Club netted 75 to 80 dollars in their fourth celebration. JC Inman and family move to Clyde while Will Muir and Will Wood are mentioned in racing plans and travels. Rebekah lodge officers were installed by Deputy Mary Ellis as warm attendance marked the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Washington, D.C
Oliver Dumas
Lakes
Mabel Moore
Madison, Wis
Pearl Bartlett
Oswego
Frank Lawler
John Dumas
Union Club
Serena Grove
Manitowoc
Wis
A. W. Seeorert
Avery
Clyde
Will Wood
Los Angeles
Cal
JC. Inman
Chicago
Mr. Inman
The
BL & Q
Hancock Avenue
A. W. Seegert
City
West
Dadies
J. 5. Frost
Edna
Brooklyn
N.Y
AL Bo Whitney
Frost
Dna
Mary Eilis
United Rebekah Lodge
O. F
Noble
Tda Clark
J. W. Barnhurst
Ry E. Muir
Sarah Smeltzer
A.wt. Palmer
Lodge
Local Staffing Shifts and Social Notes
Miss Thunberg becomes assistant book keeper at Carlson and Olson. Bird Ellis owns a fine mustang and speaks proudly of the anis mal FLOW. Sadler on Elliott avenue installs an iron man sewer. J Langdon and family move to a new residence on Thirty fourth street. Verne Tracy takes a position as assistant bookkeeper with Zimmermann and Roath in Austin. Henry Brennan joins M Born and Co of Chicago Success. Henry Obermaier, the tensorial artist, has been ill but is back at work. A young Winsor avenue merchant plans nuptials with a Chicago belle. wedding cards will go out in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn
W. FF. Cooney
Toledo
Roath
Winsor Avenue
U. S
Sadler
Elliott Avenue
Langdon
J. A .Miller
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Miller
Village Board
St. Charles Road
Miller
Bert Miller
C. A. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Burke
Elmhurst
Lawrence Kalan
Belmont Avenue
Lakeshore Drive
City
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Malan
Kalan
North Paulina Street
Norton Grothers
Henry
Gray
Twining
Zacariah Smith
Local Notices and Community Updates From Linden Park
Linden Park items report Mrs. Mills visiting son John S. Mills family at 504 N Willow Ave and Mrs. Cunningham planning a Pennsylvania visit before returning. Schultz expands Diamond Rie cigar work due to rising orders. Lana Linthicum at Springfield encampment with brothers, then to Baltimore for two weeks. Call for grocery orders at No 80 North 52nd Ave. Clarke and Mrs. Giesinger enjoy Milwaukee trip by bike and steamer. T. J. Firstreys furnishes residence with gas and electric chandeliers from Chicago makers. H Crook introduces new price schedule at New Enterprise Com ic Grocery and Market. Louis Mike Thompson departs for New York for two weeks. W C Krusemeier witnesses police assault at Columbus Park and plans to pursue complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Mills
N. Willow Avenue
Mills
Cunningham
North Wifty-second Avenue
Pennsylvania
Flow
Schultz
North Robinson
Chicago
Bredsvold & Danielsen
Washington Street
Louis Mike Thompson
N. Robinson Avenue
Ritter Bros
Jett
New York City
New York
Kyle
W. C. Krusemeier
Columbu Park
She Levi
Levi
Beaten Club Goes Quietly to Police After Loss
The Holineis Cycling Club baseball team lost 3 to 1 to Oak Parks at Oak Park grounds. On the way home down Washington Boulevard they were intercepted by Officer James Andrews and escorted to police headquarters. Captain Hansberry warned them to stay off the boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holineis
Oak Parks
Washington Boulevard
Austin
Park Avenue
James Andrews
Cicera
Andrews
Oak Park
Hansberry
Suburban Electric Secures Injunction Over Local Rail Clash
Judge Gibbons issued an injunction at the request of Suburban Electric Railway Co restraining Chicago Hammond and Western Railroad Co from interfering with Suburban Electric tracks on Hill Grove Avenue La Grange. The case cites violence while efforts to cross Hill Grove near Hazel Avenue at a lower grade could render Suburban Electric tracks useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Electric
Judge Gibbons
Suburban Electric Railway Company
Chicago, Hammond and Western Railroad Company
Hill Grove Avenue
la Grange
Hazel Avenue
Melrose Park notices sweeten with can rush ban
Melrose Park tidbits report can rushing ordinance praise and enforcement. Local official acts include street improvements, sidewalk cementing and macadamizing Nineteenth avenue south of Randolph. Residents celebrate new residents, baby birthdays, and civic events while a sheriff case changes venue and a mysterious death prompts investigation.
Maywood Social Notes Mention Weddings Fires and Travels
Maywood society items record two young men planning a wheel trip to Dakota the Lehner child ill with diphtheria under Dr Schriber care John Hodgson family off to Lake Delavan Sofie Greenwood moves to Ninth Avenue runs a boarding house Miss Virginia Moore visiting Antioch and Lake Marie Ernest Norton wedding at Milwaukee July 1 a street fire near the library quick extinguished Buck family window smashed meat market glass broken town youths cause mischief and smoke from cigarette atop roof noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Lehner
Fourth Avenue
Schriber
John Hodgson
South Marth Avenue
Lake Delavan
Sofie Greenwood
Chicago
George Greenwood
St. Charles Road
Ninth Avenue
Virginia Moore
Sixth Avenue
Antioch
Lake Marie
Moore
Maywood
Ernest Norton
Milwaukee
H. HE. Nichols
H. M. Buck
Fifth Avenue
Missing Morton Park watchman William Hede feared foul play
William Hede night watchman for the Chicago Burling ton and Quincy railroad has been missing since July 3. He carried his month's salary of 100 dollars and was last seen talking with a stranger near Twenty first street in Chicago. He was soon to be married. Authorities fear foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stave
Third Avenue
Oakley Avenue
Stave
Proviso Land Association
Randolph Street
Misses Butt
C. Everts
Kaapke
Nineteenth Avenue
Northwestern Depot
Northwestern Road
Oak Park
Knapke
Alfred Wishart
First Baptist Church
Chicago University Preparatory
St. Charles Road
Madison Street
Morton Park
William Hede
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Hede
Ife
Twenty-first Street
Chicago
Gale Plans Affordable Homes On East And Scoville
Thomas H. Gale advertises building houses for rent or sale with easy terms and tenant friendly plans on East and Scoville avenues in the first block south of the railroad. He offers long term leases from Room 702 at 84 La Salle Street, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Scoville Avenues
N. W
Cautionary tale of Clyde Lady Cyclists
The piece warns Clyde women cyclists about dangerous balance mishaps on Mr Yerkes' car tracks. It reports two riders toppled, one with a swelling and the other unhurt but fallen, cautioning ladies to slow and avoid the tracks to prevent turnover acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Proposals Wanted for Cicero Pipe Sewer on Oak Park Ave
Sealed proposals in duplicate addressed to the Town Clerk and the President of the Town are invited for constructing a pipe sewer on Oak Park avenue from Chicago avenue to Iowa street in Cicero. Payment from Special Assessment No 589. Bids due July 26 1897 at 7 30 pm with 10 percent certified check. Board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Iowa Street
Cicero
Board of Trustees
Sewer project bid notice Cicero town 1897
Sewer in the alley between Risley avenue and Twenty-sixth street from West Fiftieth street to West Fifty second street in Cicero town under ordinance profile and specifications on file in Engineers Office. Special Assessment No. 585 bids due 7 30 p m July 26 1897 with 10 percent certified check to Town Clerk accompanying each proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risley Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
West Fiftieth Street
West Fifty Second Street
Cicero
Board of Trustees
Proposals for Fuel To Be Opened By Austin School Board
The Board of Education District No 2 Austin Illinois invites sealed proposals for fuel to serve various school buildings. Proposals are sought for the upcoming school term and must be submitted by the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
T. 39
N. R. 13
Austin
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robisho
Jeff
St. Anne
Lyman Avenue
Stranahan
Mr. Stranahan
Will Muir
Miss Thunberg
Carlson & Olson
Bird Ellis
Linden Park
North Fifty-second Ave
Baker Bros
Clarke
H. Crook
Comic Grocery and Market
Fee
Vitek
Ilinois
Melrose Park
I. Dunnebeelke
William Thomas
Clara Davison
Judge Davison
Violet Pleasure Club
Altenheim
Charlie Bigelow
Farmer Burns
Springfield
National Guard
Russell Essery
Macatawa Park
Michigan
Edward Casey
G. A. Pease
G. JH. Hammond
PD. G. Butterfield
de Witt
Lighteenth Avenue
Louisa Clements
Detroit
Mich
M. I. Selle
Dubuque, Ja
John Shoenemann
Jacob Kestring
Jos. Schwalbe
West Superiour
M. Bourgeois
Julia
Nellie Bourgeois
Caspar
Edmund
Rudolph
Arthur Bourgeois
Mr. Wall
West Chicago
Buck
Cautiin Tilady
J. R. Drent
F. W. Meadows
St.ext
Rtentuy Rip
Lake Michignan
Rush Street Bridge
Waivansa
KEITA
Gon Nas
Avent
Rialto Bldg
ST. Joe
Benton Harbor
MinouTs
Graham & Morton Transportation CO
City OF Chicago
City OF Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Joseph
Wabash Avenue
Michigan Fruit Belt
River St
Wabash Ave
J. H. Graham
Pres
Prospectus
Daily
Proviso
Cicero Publishing Company
Per William Halley
Clinton Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!