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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1896

Page

4

Social events and bicycle enthusiasm fill village seen

Mesdames Odell and Thatcher attend a refined gathering with green and white decor. Indies serve refreshments at a frappe table while guests celebrate. Mrs Gillespie hosts a Sunday dinner party. Local Indy bicyclists plan a picnic and a park tour ends with chute rides. Mrs Chappell hosts a luncheon for Mrs Burgin of Iowa.

Mesdames H. Odell Odell Moore Larash Misa Thatcher J. D. Odell New York

Harlem Social Notes and Local Events Summary

Harlem news highlights a Kik Kronan Society picnic at Gaden's prove on Sunday, a Bertha Peylow to William Schulzx engagement for the 28th, and population topping about 3,600 per Frank Lehman. Also covers Altenheim wreck victim Frank Koch, Lewven Bros circus, Ida Boehime visiting, church repairs, and a large Harlem Mannerchor funeral attendance.

Kronan Society of Moreland Gaden Bertha Peylow Wm Schulzx Wisconsin Avenue Oak Park Harlem Frank Lehman Enterprise Thia Village Albert Burgess Geo. Nordenholt Oaklark Altenheim Frank Koch Albert Roos Lewven Bros Ida Boehime Berlin Germany Ferdinand Haas Frank Noch Waldheim Harlem Mannerchor

Town Board Sessions Hear Fire Company Dispute and Licenses

The Harlem village board held a special meeting at the town hall to discuss the open fire company and validate a new organization. John Schwass challenged the old company’s dissolution while President Gorke blamed mismanagement, and Joby Sebwass was appointed to fill a vacancy. The regular session followed with routine reports on licenses, water rents, and committee actions, including a suspended payment on Siemens Halske bills and various expenditures.

Board of Trustees John Schwass Gorke Flynn Dacols Joby Sebwass Harlem Ame August Moeschnitz Circle Avenue North Ida Siemens & Halske

Village of Maywood notices for weekly and monthly meetings

The Village President and Clerk will be at Village Hall every Saturday evening from 7 to 30 for official business. The Finances Committee meets on the second and fourth Wednesday nights monthly to audit bills. The Village Board regular meetings occur on the second and fourth Thursdays each month.

Clair Maywood

Oak Park Defeats Ashland 20 to 3 in Baseball Match

Oak Park club routed Ashland 20 to 3 on Saturday at Oak Park grounds. Brown battered the visitors with eight hits in the third inning and Sox Sickles, now with a Wisconsin pro team, did not pitch. Gertenrich and O Connor split mound duties as Oak Park strengthened its schedule with future games against Coale Baseball club, Winds Cycling club, and All College nine.

Ashland Club Chicago Oak Park Brown Aghlanda Oak Parks Sickles Wisconsin Gertenrich O'Connor Fhat Buga Coals Ronsons Illinois Cycling Club University of Chicago Field Alward Waldo Wilber Barlow Sickole Michigan Coale Winds Cycling Club All-College Nine Oak Park Clubs Austin River Forest Austins

United and Cicero Clubs Clash in Austin Match

In Austin last Saturday United and Cicero clubs contested a cricket match. United won by three wickets and five runs, with tough bowling from Tansley and Anderson shaping the outcome after Cicero made 54 for 6 in their second innings.

United Aml Cicero Austin United Millaery Tansley Anderson Davies B. Cross G. Shaw T. Ballingalloe Harris B. Tansley Stokes Triplis Pansley W. Jones B. Anderson É AL Miyes Anderson W. Valentine Bo Anderson Coa. Jenkins Ballingall W. White G. Sturrison E. Kent Baldwin E. Austin B. C. Ballingall G. Sargeant I. Davis HH. Becker Ki. Cros Y Tran Ee Aiterson Neessary Rans

Seabury Wins Oak Park Tennis Trophy From Herrick

Seabury defeats Herrick in three straight sets to claim the Oak Park tennis championship and Prairie Club silver trophy on Puen Avenue county. Seabury, who has beaten Herrick multiple times this season, including the Ann Arbor title, clinched the first set amid five deuce games and strong rallies, then dominated the following sets 6 2 and 6 1 as Herrick managed only a few games.

C. Ward Seabury Oak Park Prairie Club Herrick Puen Avenue Seabury Ann Arbor

Shooters Gather for All Day Trap Meet on July 15

The Cook County trap shooters league will hold an all day shoot on the grounds at Madison street and Desplaines River on Saturday July 15. A fine day’s sport is anticipated.

Cook County Jeague Madison Street Desplaines River

Harlem Saloon Invasion Sparks Prohibition District Debate

A new resident plans a saloon at 200 Circle Avenue in Harlem provoking opposition from northern villagers who value the prohibition district. A petition with 108 signatures urged the village board to reverse its repeal, with speeches by Lange Griffiths and Mrs. Preston urging continued restrictions.

Schumacher Gorke August Monchuel Circle Ave Harlem Woodward Building Circle Avenue Thurlen Messrs Fred Lange W. ‘.T. Griffiths John Preston Schulz, Hillmer Mesoke Strunk Blossey

Nightly loungers at drug stores urged to seek work

The piece condemns a group of men and boys who loiter around drug stores nightly, smoking pipes and cigars while lamenting hard times and wages. It urges them to leave off loafing, seek employment, and work with effort to end hunger and complaint, concluding with a signature line.

Real Estate Transfers in Cicero at a Glance

Real estate transfers list in Cicero includes multiple properties traded by various buyers and sellers. Notable entries show Berwyn and Madison Street locations, lot and block numbers, dates in May to June, and prices ranging around 1,000 to 4,000. Parties include Harnstrom, Walker, Webster, Bonbon, Meers, Wyk, Andrews, Buckles, and Gunthorp among others.

Oak Harnstrom Diane Rdohnson AK Walker IM Webster Bonbon Bivd HY Meers Andrews Wor. Davis AM Buckles Berwyn Andrews & P RA Perkins F J Taimple Austin Dickey && B Dickey Et al PANO J Langguth JH Meisterlini Owen & M’s FA Hill GM Gunthorp KE Piper AJ Seabrook Keefe Johnson Geiss Reynolds M Gunthorp

Odd Ads and Quirky Promos Stir Printer's Ink

A roundup of unusual advertisements features in Printer's Ink including pies sold in quadruple print in a Boston eating house, a bicycle shop offering five dollars a pound, and a debutante seeking a companion for evenings. Other oddities include a summer opera program profit and stage dress shields used in costumes. A maid wanted ad calls for a domesticated, healthy, early rising companion with nursing experience and no salary.

Boston Tristram Shandy

Ram's Horns and Sermon Truths in Life

A compact reflection on spiritual insight and character. It contrasts the value of Christ over Adam and notes bright souls brightening dark places. It warns against selfish gain and Sabbath break for profit, urging continual learning from mistakes and steadfast moral conduct.

Paradise of the Negroes in Nassau Touches on Race and Welcome

A New Providence letter to the New York Post describes Nassau as a paradise of cheap living and mild climate where four fifths of the population are black. It notes emancipation equality, polite treatment of colored citizens, and Gov Gen Smith’s courteous reception of visitors and Americans arriving by steamship.

New Providence New York Post Geome Congo Youruba Sappho Nassau Government House Frederic Haynes-Smith Muscians the Queen Gen. Smith Florida East Coast Steamship Line

Mikado chorus sparks debate over Yokohama tune

Mr W S Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan faced questions at the Savage club dinner about the Mikado creation. A Japanese chorus in act two, Miya gama Miya sama, prompted criticism from a Gilbert ally who argues the tune mimics a song sung in Yokohama tea houses, unsettling the lord chamberlain.

W. S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan Far East Gilbert Sir Arthur Sullivan Yokohama

Tiny orange tree grows in Muske gon home

In Muske gon Michigan a fourteen inch high orange tree bears twenty eight miniature oranges and blossoms at various stages of growth. One orange is fully developed and about the size of a hen's eye. The plant thrives in a large tin can as a house plant.

Muskegon Mich

Simple Eye Strengthening Plan From Morning Routine

A plain instruction suggests strengthening eyes by pouring cold water into a bowl each morning, placing a bright object such as a silver coin at the bottom, and dipping the face with eyes open while moving the head side to side to make eyes brighter and stronger.

Nebraska woman advertises for a husband in bold plea

A Nebraska woman, seeking a spouse, promotes her own job office and asset rich setup. She offers a chance for a suitable match, framing her own independence as a decisive advantage in marriage prospects.

Nebraska

Transit connections to Cicero and Proviso Electric Road

People can reach Cicero and Proviso Electric Road in 24 minutes via the Chicago and Northwestern Railway and Chicago and Great Western Railway. They may also use Lake Street Elevated Metropolitan Elevated and Madison Street Cable in connection with the service.

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Chicago and Great Western Railway Lake Street Metropolitan Elevated Madison Street Cicero Proviso

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