Educational Infineness of Women’s Clubs Event
Mrs Strickland of Chicago spoke on parliamentary law to the club and a class may be arranged under her instruction. Next meeting will be at Mrs D A Whatcher's on Thatcher avenue on Thursday the 21st when Mrs Charles Henrotin will address. Membership is thirty eight and expected to grow. The Fire Department met Tuesday and rejected applications from Charles Selimenburg Edward Selimenburg and George Bettingg. Afterward practice and hose run at Thatcher and Oak avenues. sewer flushed and hose control lost. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society held a social at Dr Wherry’s residence with Hindoo and Japanese costumes. Rev Velte spoke about India. Refreshments were served and singing in Hindooostanee. The evening was enjoyed.
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Strickland
Chicago
D. A. Whatcher
Thatcher Avenue
Phuraday
Charles Henrotin
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles
Edward Selimenburg
George Bettingg
Thatcher and
Oak Avenuers
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Wherry
Mr. Velte
India
Lahore
Mer. Velte
Dr. Wherry
River Forest Board first Monday meeting plans street work
River Forest Village Board met with President Odell in chair. Trustees present were Arnold, Broughton, Barrett, Binks, Scharenberg, and Walbach. They discussed two new street crossings, an electric spur on Keystone, scraper use, and sidewalk repairs. Appointments included special policemen and a new village engineer candidate. The board authorized drainage repairs, sewer project on Lake Street, depot platform work, and private paving options. Several communications and petitions were referred to committees, and about thirty bills and the annual appropriation were approved.
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River Forest Village
Odell
Arnold
Broughton
Barrett
Binks
Scharenberg
Walbach
Eneh
Thatcher Avenue
Linden
Keystone Avenue
Myrtle
Chicago
Committee On Police and Health
W. Heartel
John Wolf
A. M. Chambers
L. Wagner
J. Kennedy
C.J. Schooning
Judiciary
Cicero Gas Company
Larnich
River Forest
Fas
Piper
McGleary
Sybil
Kayatone Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Beechwood Avenue
E. Baker
New Presbyterian Church
Oak Avenue
H.C. Alexander
Outs Wagners
P.J. Stanton
Joby S. Reynolds
S$. Fb.taylor
Madison Street
Cook Well Company
Chiespo
Fire Department
Nee
Board Room
P. A. Wolf
Pire Marshall
A. Pairhead
Hovt Barbour
Ang. Selbach
Hook and Ladder Company
J. Rake
Ww. E. Bovee
Aud
Jaicks
Otters
Phatelier Avenue
Central Avenue
O. M. Barr
Melrose Park notes and community events
Melrose Park residents hear rumors of ALT A organization. Epworth League staged a strawberry social at Rev. Aylesworths. Local firms expand as G H Bohlander opens a new business on Nineteenth avenue. The village changes name from Melrose to Melrose Park by order of the Board of Trustees. Royal Arch Masons hold a Ladies Night at the Masonic Temple in Chicago. A Catholic church project advances with a Gothic building planned on Twenty seventh avenue and Tenth street. Dr Scott performs successful skin grafts on a burned child. Community improvements include Proviso Land Association led terminal station construction and new houses. Local residents move or open shops, and upcoming events feature ice cream socials and athletic contests.
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ALT A
Epworth
Aylesworth
Henry Depp
St. Lonia
Wmn
Leesebery
Leeseber
G. H. Bohlander
Businekk
Nineteenth Avenue
Hindsdale
Melrose
Melrose Park
Philad
Apo
Melrose Park Council
Royal Lengue
Union Sunday School
Thorsday
Electric Road
North Western
Ita
Proviso Land Association
The
Land Association
Tenth Street
Thamhausen
Italy
al Chicago Society
Scott
Alexander Fleming
Messrs. Fleming
Walter Smith
Samuel Malphuke
Harlem Village Board approves beer bottling license fee ordinance
A special meeting last Saturday approved a beer bottling license fee of 500.00 dollars in Harlem Village. Trustee Schultz opposed the measure as too high, warning it could shift bottling to saloonkeepers. The ordinance bars new bottling only in the prohibition district without a majority peti tion from voters in the district. Present bottlers are Barreesheen Kuriten and Mesecke with others at new race tracks. The board later conferred with Twelfth street property owners over the Cicero Proviso Electric Railroad franchise, with promises to build to the city in five years but no consent given. The board also discussed the proposed electric light plant and requested fourteen copies of the specifications for bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Village Board
Schultz
Thas
Morsra
Barreesheen
Kuriten
Mesecke
Schreuder
Slong Twelfth Street
Cicero & Proviso Electric Railroad
Desplaines
Crafty
Ralroad
Mesara
Hange
Harlem
Town Wall Notes In Austin Home District
Austin news reports a newly formed three month Greek police force with twenty four officers and a prospective lieutenant post. Five new men join this week as the Cicero Military Band performs in Town Hall Park drawing crowds and missing park seats. Central Grove picnic grounds along the Desplaines river advertise easy access from River Forest with low fares for children and adults and rails from the Northern Pacific station offer transport for outings.
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Austin
Alexander
Rosa
Chicago
Cicero Military Band
Town Hall Park
James A. Martin
Oakdale Hotel
Hartley
Central Grove
Chicago & Northern Pacific Railroad
River Forest
Desplaines River
Cicero
Proviso
Oak Park
Northern Pacific
Tar and Tartar to Replace The Black Hussar at Schiller Opera
The Black Hussar closes this week as Tar and Tartar debuts next Sunday. Harry B. Smith wrote the operetta with music by Adam. Cast includes J Aldrich Libbey Jane Stuart Agnes Delaavorte Ethel Lynton and William Wolff. The Schiller Opera Company promises the same ensemble quality and scenic detail.
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Black Hussar
Harry B. Smith
Adam [Tzel
DeKovyen
Schiller Opera Company
William Wolff
Hackenback
Muley Hassan
J. Aldrich Libbey
Jane Stuart
Sonbrette
Agnes Delaavorte
Ethel Lynton
William Stephens
Board and Room at 420 Warloom Avenue Oak Park
Room and board available at 420 Warloom Avenue Oak Park for couples or two men. Sanitable room with parlor use. Rent listed at 5.50 per week for the room and 0.75 per person for parlor use per week. Call at premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Yable Board
Harlem Village liquor license ordinance 1894
The Harlem village board enacts a licensing framework for selling intoxicating liquors in quantities of at least one gallon with terms. Applicants must be moral citizens, submit a written petition, post a $3000 bond, pay a $500 annual fee in three installments, and comply with village and state laws. Licenses expire April 30 each year and may be revoked for violations. Violators face fines and possible jail confinement. existing ordinances are repealed by this act.
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Harlem
Lst
Charaacter
Harlow
Board of Trustees
Illinois
Jos. F. Knimmer
Henry C. Meier
Henry Wulff Seeks State Treasurer Post at Republican Convention
Henry Wulff of Cook County announces candidacy for State Treasurer, subject to approval at the Republican State Convention. The notice identifies Wulff as the candidate and cites the party nominating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wulff
Cook County
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Gus Buckholz
Vindicator Office
West
Melrose Plarre
Brock Jones
Western Springs
BE. Moore
Pearl M
Thode
Arthur Berliner
Texas
J.H. Wiemerslage
Kaplan
Lake Street
Quk Park
Henry Putz
Desplaines Avenue
Cacl
Koehn
Waldheim
Germany
Lizzie Yoers
Win, Yoers
Blno Island Avenue
Forest Home Cemetery
Tharlen
G. Kurz
Faphonm Singmpy Society
Schultz's Grove
Gaden's Prove
Dad
Desphaines
Kable
Larson & Co
U Henry Putz
Kea
South Side
Peter Maxner
Kansas City Road
Desplaines River Bridge
Ferdinand Street
Mendelssohn
Wimusicale
Mish Schuster
Hosler
Girard
Bound
Miss Shannon
Mrs. Hosler
Miss Schuster
Misses Luetke
MeaAvoy
Harlin
Town Wall Notes
Schiller Theatre
Warloom Avenue
Village OF Harlem
Village of
Oxford
la Salle St
NEW Era Studio
Blue Island
Cor. Harrison and Halsted
Pfaff’s
W. Madison St
Garfield Park
Garfield Race Course
Washington Boulevard
Ny Superior
A. Pfaff
Telephone
Boston
J. Dunfee & CO
Franklin St
Kinzie and
Dilton Streets
Hawthorne Track
Chicago Racing Association
Hawthorne
Illinois Central
Grand Stand
Randolph St
van Buren St
Wabash Av
Twentythird Av
Halsted
Ashland
Union Depot
Hawthorne Station
E.R. Haase
Dearborn Street
North Morgan ST
WIL
Beatrice Harraden
Vindicator
United States
Orricks
Postoffice
City
Thomas & Rapp. Architects
Title & Trust Building
Washington ST
Oak Park Ave
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M.E
Moreland
P.O
U.S. Patent Office
Waslington
C.a.snow & CO
Opposite Patent Office
Washington D, C
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Tel
Hi Tacoma
Chas. G. Schumacher
C. F. Schumacher & Sons
Blue Island Avenue
Cor
Washburn Avenue
Oak Park, Austin
C. A. Smith
Lake St
Marion St
Ill
Oak Park, Ill
Berwyn
S.W. Cor
West Side
Business College
West Madison Street
Frederick F. Judd
W. W. Kimball
Pres
E. S. Conway
A. G. Cone, Treas
W. W. Kimball Co
Wabash Ave
Hallet Davis & CO
Kimball Pianos
Kimball Organs
Fianos
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