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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1896

Page

8

Oak Park games postponed due to rain at Oak Park

The Nine Hundred team was unable to play as rain began at 3:00 pm and the field was unfit for a game. The match was postponed to July 4 at Oak Park. Also notes include local society items, repairs, races, and community notices from Oak Park and surrounding areas.

Austin Park social and village notes from Oak Park district

Austin Park News records a rainy Sunday school cantata raising about thirteen dollars for the Penny Talent fund. The Austin Park Improvement and Social club plans a June 10 literary entertainment and debate with free admission. Local visits include Mrs. Hollenbeck and Mrs. Spring as guests of Mrs. Force, while Mrs. Potthoff recovers from typhoid. A Christan Endeavor festival in Chicago delighted attendees. A future Austin Park Sunday school picnic is planned at Pottawatomie Park. A tramp arrested near Ridgeland and Harrison after days of begging was taken to the Oak Park police.

Austin Park Oak Park Radways Misa Abigail Hollenbeck Austin J. A. Spring Linden Park J. G. Force E. Potthoff Chicago Auditorium Pottawatomie Park Ridgeland Avenue Harrison Street J. D. Force EK. Potthoff Datillo & Camella Zimmerman & Roath Ohio Street Waller Avenue Frank Funke Ed. Funke Midway Park Grand Union Presbyterian Methodist St. Charles Llt Tesley Bros Chicago Avenue al. Gilmore Tel Edward P. Martin Cicero Council R. A Supreme Council of the Order Library Hall First Baptist Church Pine Avenue G. W. Stanfield Anaca Weitlinger Shoe Co Madison Street Walnut Avenue

Rev Bartlett to Leave Ridge land Congregation

Ridgeland notes mark Rev W A Bartlett's final Sunday with the Second Congregational Church. Communion at 4 30 p m and a children's service in the morning include baptism and infants. A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Bartlett is planned at the church Friday, June 5, with a baccalaureate sermon to be delivered later at the First Congregational church.

W. A. Bartlett WW. A. Bartlett Ridgeland Missen Daisy Butler Jessie Scott Mery Pratt Frank Ensign Austin Avenue Dick Phelps Frank Bortwell Hiram Coombs Gray's Lake Mr. Bartlett Second Congregational Church Bartlett First Congregational Church Jane

Cicero's Seat and Local Notices in Austin Area

Local notes cover building loans by F H Zander, Oakdale hotel guest reception, church events, property sales, and a Lake Street business update. Also listed are missing letters, court cases, travel to Lake Geneva, and public notices including sermons, concerts, and civic meetings in Austin and Cicero.

Linden Park Lays Out Roads and Prospects in New Block

In Linden Park Dr Edward Faray opens a new office at Fifty third and Lake. Willow avenue is paved and graded. Clark avenue gains crushed stone. John Price plans a fourth anniversary sale. A vandalized burglary hits Albert Burgess and M P O’Brien households. losses include clothing, silver, and more. chloroform odor noted. The Vindicator reports improvements at the lake street elevated track and removal of dangerous trestle work.

H. G. Fiddelke Adolph Peters Madison Street Vicero Bicycles Wright Elsom, Jr N. Boulevard Oak Park Messrs. Krugman Bros Johannet Kenilworth Avenue Oak Park High School M. E Edward §. Faray Fifty-third Lake Streets Willow Avenue Like Like Street John Price Linden Park Merrick Park Austin Ashlands Clark Avenue Lake Street Terminal Station Albert Burgess Geo. Nordenholt M. P. O'Brien Mr. O'Brien Mr. O’brian

Maywood notices of church events and local affairs

The Maywood community reports a G A R service at the Presbyterian church, organ installation at Congregational church, an opening concert with Harrison Wilde and Ida Clason, a fine reduction for Mrs. Farner of Melrose, and various social and church activities. Also notes ordination in Oak Park, a Maywood festival, class festivities, flower drives, and local incidents.

G. A. KR Presbyterian Church Congregational Church Harrison P. Wilde Chicago Ida Clason Farner Melrose Henry A. Small Forest Avenue Oak Park Strough Stave Maywood St. Louis Albert Barges Sueerior Geo. Nordenholt J. D. Sedgwick Melrose Park G. H. Kemp Harry Armstrong the Record North Third Avenue C. Tate J. Mailen New York Story el Norton Scoville Institute Mrs. MacMahon

Your Boy Won t Live a Month Lung Cure Ad

Mr Gilman Brown of 34 Mill Street South Gardner Mass spent 375 dollars on doctors for his son with lung trouble after Typhoid Malaria. Doctors gave up and said the boy would not live a month. Dr King s New Discovery restored health and enabled work as a healthy man. Free trial bottles at L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin drug stores.

Jenkins Hammond Packing Company Santa Fe Croscup Messra. Jenkins John G. Taylor Chicago Austin Jerking Taylor Gilman Brown Mill Street South Gardner Mass Dr. King Dini L. M. Lovett Oak Park R. H. Traill

Oak Park Orchestra Delights at First Congregational Church

The Oak Park orchestra gave a Friday concert at First Congregational church to a large audience. Organized since January, the group has quickly gained public favor. Miss Sus Allen Harrington and Mr. Ed R. Drake performed as soloists.

Oak Park First Congregational Church Sus Allen Harrington Ed R. Drake

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