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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1895

Page

7

Cicero's Seat and Local Notes on Austin Life

Tennia and baseball shoes from a 50c sale at Henry Pillinger's appear beside a flood of Austin notices. Mrs Emma Koontz visits Oregon Illinois while others travel, sell land, buy coal, or advertise milky bottles Rogers milk cream. Engagements births sermons and camp meetings blend with real estate deals and missing letters, painting a detailed slice of daily façon Austin.

Henry Pillinger Emma Koontz Oregon Illinois C. W. Dunfas San Antonio Tex J. Dunfee D. H. Roath Earville O. J. Roath Florence Haythorn Milwaukee Rimmerman & Roath J. W. Lambert Busimoaa

Bicycle accident injures WH J Griffiths in Washington Blvd

Report from Potka headquarters states WH J Griffiths broke his leg riding a bicycle on Washington boulevard with E T Hogland helping him home. An upcoming reunion for Ogle County residents now in Chicago will be at Garfield Park on Saturday July 27 at 2 pm with invitations issued. Also notice of weekly Nut Coffee Cake giveaway for 25 blue labels at Alber t Burgona Oak Park successor to Geo Nordenholt.

Potka WH. J. Griffiths Washington Boulevard E. T. Hogland Ogle County Qchiccago Garfield Park Albert Burgona Geo Nordenholt Oak Park D. Schrieber Kemp Robinson Lincoln Park Albert Burgess Geo. Nordenholt the Indies Aid Society of the Congregational Church Meadames Schrieber Sharp Bolander Jackson Aitchison Wasco Baptist Church Hoe Baltimore Maywood Wheel Company North Fifth Avenue G. H. Kemp England Salvation Army Pebbles Congregational Methodist Presbyterian Maywood Melrose Park Pottowattomie Park No Man's Land Annie Jardine Waupasca Wis J. J. Wolf Frank D. Thompson Lake Street Mra T. C. Smith Harold Cambridge Mass St. Luke’s Catholic Church W. E. Henderson Chicago

Linden Park Woman Seriously Ill at Home

Linden Park residents report Alice Croaney longtime at Adams Street ill but improving slowly. A major complaint cites the Viffy second Street crossing of the Northwestern lacking a watchman after 7 pm and gates left open, posing danger to pedestrians after hours.

Mise Alice Croaney Misa Flora Jast Adams Street

Lake Street Line Extension At Cicero Town Board Meeting

Rumor says the Lake Street line seeks more time to finish through Cicero township. Bond of 10,000 may be forfeited if not done by December 31 unless the board grants an extension. Delays cited include funding issues, mill orders, and possible switch to electric motive power debated by directors.

Lake Street Il” Road Cicero Township Cicero Milla

Woman Shot by Lover in Austin Preliminary Trial

Esther Anderson testified in Judge Ammerson's court as John Wilson faced a preliminary trial for a shooting. Witnesses included her two brothers, mother Mrs Severson, and Dr Boyer. Wilson and Esther had known each other since July 4 last year and recently argued over marriage. The incident occurred on a doorstep after a confrontation about engagement. Esther was wounded in the left ear and was not believed to be in danger. Wilson claimed to target the mother, not Esther. Finch represents the defendant who was bound over to the grand jury on $5,000 bond.

Esther Anderson John Wilson Esther Agav Wilson Miss Anderson Bover Boyer Jack

Maywood Water Works to Supply New System

The well for the new Maywood water works is 1,500 feet deep and the water tower will exceed 100 feet height behind the Village Hall. Thirty miles of pipe costing about $100,000 will be laid by Tuatcher and Burke with Aurora Boiler Works building the stand pipe. Lines will run on South Eighteenth and Madison, Fourth and St Charles roads, Lake and North Eleventh, with cross streets, using twelve, ten, eight and six inch pipes. Ten cross tunnels required under two railroads, and the work aims for completion by November 1.

Aurora Boiler Works Messrs Messrs. Hill & Enricht Eighteenth Street Madison Street First Avenue Ninth Avenue Fourth Street St. Charles Road Fifth Avenue Twenty-first Avenue Lake Street North Eleventh Street Virat Avenue Northwestern Railroad Great Western Railroad

Four Trusted Remedies Sell Rapidly Across Towns

Advertising claims boast Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidneys Bucklen Amnica Salve and Dr Kings New Life Pills praised as perfect. Dealers L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin offer bottles at 50 cents each with guarantees and full details available from the sellers.

Dr. King Bucklen L. M. Lovett Oak Park R. H. Traill Austin

Maywood News Highlights Local Social and Church Events

Mrs. H J Stave returns from South Bend Indiana. births recorded for Henry Nebel and Louis Openhime families. No Sunday services at Episcopal church in August. Maywood Wheel Company opens at 4 North Fifth Avenue offering repairs and high grade wheels. Salvation Army activities at Maywood and in Evanston praised. various church groups plan picnics and meetings. Thefts reported on North Sixth Avenue with bicycles targeted. Henrietta French hosts eighth birthday party with Ada Stevens and Kenneth Norton accompaniment.

H. J. Stave South Bend Indiana Henry Nebel Seventh Avenue Episcopal Church Louis Openhime South Eleventh Street 4 Bay Kingsland Vermont L. V. Ferris Maywood Salvation Army Kemp Frank Schoeder Evanston St. Mary's Guild of the Episcopal Church John Wod Fon Henrietta French First Avenue Eighth Street South Ada Stevens Oak Park Kenneth Norton

Local Notices From Melrose Park Area Briefs

Lancaster resident D E Smith visits W W Wood while B D Larson Co slashes ladies shirt veste to five cents and underestimated undergarments. An Italian worker Tony loses fingers after a street incident. a village board meeting yields no notable business. Harlem Turnverein boasts prizes and oddities from a cemetery cabinet. Various social visits, concerts, church events, and a fatality in Lansing close the digest.

D. E. Smith Lancaster Ohio W. W. Wood B. D. Larson & Co John Bourcehardt Burchardt Gotsch

Oldest Resident Dies at German Old People's Home

Hans Diedricksen, 88, former resident of the German Old People's Home on Madison Street, died recently and was the first burial in the institution's Altenheim cemetery. His wife, also a resident, survives him. Finances were led by Rev. Mr. Grona of Harlem in the Altenheim chapel.

Hans Diedricksen Madison Strect Altenheim Cemetery New Mr. Grona Harlem Altenheim Chapel

Local notices and community updates from an 1900s village paper

Items show visits by Estell and family in Winconrain and Goodman returning from Boston. Burgess ice cream orders left at Stahmer’s. Herriman and Henderson travel plans and guests at Goo Slouser. Church services and Men’s League events noted plus a phonograph gathering. A man jumped from a fast train injuring himself near the depot. identified as Mr. Rielly of Harlem.

Geo. T. Houser Baldwin Boston Vincent Mr. Rielly Harlem

Funeral of John V. Cummings in Ridgeland

Funeral services for John V. Cummings were held at his parents home in Ridgeland last Sunday. Rev. G B Pratt and Rev. Luther Pardee conducted the service with music by A Coombs, I Enuesen, J McCulloch, R C Coombe and Prof. E P Short at piano. A solo by Prof. Short accompanied the service. The attendance was large, with many carriages and street cars. interment followed at Forest Home Cemetery.

E. A. Cummings Ridgeland John G. B. Pratt Auburn Park Luther Pardee Austin Messrs A. Coombs I. Enuesen J. McCulloch R. C. Coombe E. P. Short

StandardsBeat Pullmans In Ten Inning Baseball Thriller

The Standard baseball club defeated the Pullman club at Pullman Saturday, July 20, in a tense game that stretched to the tenth inning. A disputed third base call and late errors shaped the outcome, with Standards ultimately gaining a 9 to 8 win after a decisive tenth. The piece also surveys Western Suburban League standings, upcoming matches, and player changes across Maywood, River Forest, Mont Clare, Melrose Park, Austin, and Oak Park.

Standard Pullman Club Pullman Innines Pullmans Abler Mr. Dempsey Grandeis Dempsey Lebhein Cassiboin Dempney Dempsy Gislow Forter Lebbon Cornaiboim Lussenhope Eschbaum Floyd River Forest Austin Maywood Melrose Park Mont Clare Jeffersons Auntino U Alo Mont Glare Austin Fire Jefferson Melrose Robert Jensen John van Nortwick Batavia Board of Directors

Prairie Club organizes Oak Park tennis club

A well attended Prairie Club meeting Tuesday evening aimed to form a permanent Oak Park tennis club with central grounds and well kept facilities. Presiding was Mr. Rowley. committees were named on grounds and on constitution and membership. Applications may be sent to the listed gentlemen. another meeting will follow.

Prairie Club Oak Park Ray Rowley Chicago Creeks N. W. Hoyt C. M. Baldwin Geo. H. Orr Messrs Thos. F. Gale G. F. Stuiart Walter D. Herrick

Austin Tennis Tournament Seeks Players and Prizes

Austin tennis fans await an August 19 start for a ten day championship at McFarland courts on South Waller avenue. Prizes total 200 dollars with a silver cup for gentlemen and a fine racket for ladies. Entries close August 13 with four member committee chaired by Charles Trorton coordinating the event. The report also notes Riverside doubles competition featuring Neel brothers and Carver Ryerson, plus Cicero cricket club’s win over St Georges at Lincoln Park and upcoming match at Ridgeland on July 27.

Austin McFarland Courts South Waller Avenue Charles Trorton Walter McFarland Walter Whitehead Bert Diggs Riverside Neel Brothers J. W. Carver J. A. Ryerson W. A. Havemeyer Chivungo Cicero Cricket Club St. Georges Lincoln Park Dr. Rosa B. Lockyer

Street Railways in Europe discuss fares and Sunday rules

C L Bonney reports from Stockholm that European fares run under three cents, citing a London Telegraph clipping on a five year lease granting strict safeguards. The lease bans Sunday fare hikes, limits workers to sixty hours weekly, and requires two carriages per direction for workers 7 to 8 am. It notes gaps for early morning workers and mentions an American midnight system used elsewhere.

C. L. Bonney Chicago General Railway Company Europe Stockholm Sweden London Telegraph London Street Flamway America

Welden and the Fox Save Mrs Vossick From Fargins Attack

A. G. Welden intervened Friday night to stop John and Patrick Fargin and their ally Cooney from abusing Mrs. Amata Vossick. Felden fired a warning shot when ambushed later, mortally wounding John Fargin. John died at County Hospital. Pat and Cooney fled. Felden remained in custody pending investigation.

A. G. Welden Amata ‘Vossick John Patrick Fargin Mortimer Cooney, de Pox Fargins Austin Avenue Tossick Bolden Possick Cooney Vossick Aidan Mr. Felden Felden

Pepper Fight Arrests at Des Planes Street Stadion

John Dolan and Benjamin Griffin were arraigned after a fight at Des Planes Street Stadion. A pepper bottle from a nearby sandwich cart sprayed contents during the altercation, injuring Griffin’s eye. Both men pleaded they were just playing. Justice Kehoe ordered $20 bonds each.

John Dolan Benjamin Oluacher Desplaines Street Halsted Madison Griffin Dolan Ddshire Samlis Ele Kehoe Doki

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