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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1897

Page

7

Oak Park Vindicator notes and community updates

Oak Park branch office moves to Dunlop Bank basement at Marion and North Boulevard. The issue reports storms June 16, local deaths, travel, business ads, school notes, and upcoming excursions. It mentions Miss Jessie Melville leaving for Concord Michigan and several local residents’ activities and losses.

Oak Park Vindicator Dunlop Bank Marion Street North Boulevard Melville Barclay’s

Cicero's Seat and Austin Notes On June

A long Austin Cicero column lists marriages birthdays deaths and local happenings. Mentions ex judges, renters, business moves, hospitalities, club activities, and sidewalk improvements amid June events, with deaths from consumption and a G A R flag presentation.

Local notes from Linden Park and vicinity

Linden Park residents share hospital recoveries and planned outings to Eastman Springs Benton Harbor Mich. new building projects arise on North Fifty-second and Robinson avenues. A 12 year old with diphtheria receives antitoxine and a youngster hurt by a stick recovers. Fireworks planned for July 4 at Alma clubrooms. An Chicago woman breaks a leg in a street accident. A new grocery and market opens at Fifty-second avenue with updated fixtures and a hustling owner.

Oak Park Avenue Thomas Swirles Erie Street New York Life Insurance Company Elmhurst Swirles Butcher and Grocery Clerk’s Association Norman Wisconsin Ave Schwedler West End Lake Street Marion Wright Elsom de Cicero and Proviso Ice Co Washington Ice Co Lake Geneva Oak Fork State Bank Harlem Av South Boulevard Pottawattomie Park Illinois State Camp Chicago Great Western Railway Pythian Military Band A. Lilly Fifty-third Street L. L. Filstrup Eastman's Benton Harbor Mich Ed. Corderman North Fifty-second Avenue Charles F. Britag North Robinson Avenue Ida Clarke S. Clarke Sidney Clarke New York M. S. Wilcox North Robinson Avenue Lyons Nesplaines River Yon 22Nd Ave Baker Bros Swift M. Flaherty A. L. Gilbert Epworth League Mission G. N. Murray Gage South Side Chicago Prof. Morrison South Robinson Avenue Lake Nelson Alma Street Alma Social Club M. Bartoni Madison Street Ffty

For Sale 8-Room New House In Chicago Area

For sale a new eight room house with bathroom furnace gas electric light screens and gas range. Terms 8300 cash or $30 and 6 percent interest per month. Located at the southeast corner of East avenue and South boulevard. Contact THOS H GALE Room 702 4 LaSalle street Chicago.

S. E. Corner East Avenue South Boulevard Thos. H. Gale LaSalle Street Chicago

Gale Announces New Rental and Sale Homes in Chicago

Thomas H. Gale offers houses for rent or sale on East and Scoville avenues south of the C N W R R. Plans tailored to tenants with easy terms and long term leases. Room 702, 84 La Salle street, Chicago.

East Scoville Avenues

Dr Kings New Discovery For Consumption Urges Cure

Dr King presents a universal remedy for coughs colds and consumption claiming it cures whooping cough asthma hay fever pneumonia bronchitis La Grippe and more. It is safe for all ages pleasant to take and guaranteed with free trials at local drug stores and priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Dr. King Lovell Oak Park Traill Austin

River Forest News Roundup of Local Happenings

River Forest residents share notices of meetings, travels, and births. Visitors include Miss Tornotto and Dr Fawcett's Toronto father. events include church services, a vesper and Sunday school offerings, and a June 22 excursion to Lake Geneva.

Burton Odell Keystone Avenue Cleveland Charles A. Butler Forest Avenue Milwaukee Odell the Lakes Marie Lows DuBois Thatcher Avenue Laura Root Springfield Massachusetts Bruno Bailey Northwestern Railroad Lake Geneva River Forest Fawcett Toronto Canada Corner Lake Street DuBois Cook County Grammar School Charley Walsh Harris Harrison Zada van Alstyn Ethel Pollard Herbert Marble Richard Marble Marshal Kelly George Clark Grace Houser Queenie Barker Annie Wherry Samuel Sullivan Richard Estelle Gardner Bastedo Will Heilemann Alice Yalding Clarence Parker First Presbyterian Church Mass Jo N. Boyd Prof. Watson Sebbath Methodist Church River Porest Emerick Klock Dr. Fawcett Ella Thatcher Fpawcett

Harlem news and local notices toast June events and business moves

A. Platinsky opens a clothing store at 1638 Madison, Harlem wheelmen consider forming a club. Mrs. Charles Miller returns from Byron NL. Waldheim cleans and beautifies grounds. Schiller Club to picnic at Altenheim June 20 with games and sports. BE Reich expands boot stock next to Peters market. Mrs. Amelie Kruger dies at Altenheim June 14 and is buried June 16. Mr. A Goodman buys Yunker bakery with larger stock. Nettie Johnson marries Dedrick at Hannah Street June 12 in Milwaukee. Mrs. Weinert completes a Waldheim family monument costing 3000 dollars, thirty seven feet high. A fine young horse with halter runs.

Oak Park Avenue Ogden Avenue Antioch Zimmerman & Roath Austin Chess Club J. C. Skeen Home Avenue McCormac Arizona M. E. Church Lake Forest Ira Owen Columbia Wright South Boulevard A. Wenter Sedalia Paul Blatchford Wesley Avenue Linden Avenue Superior Street Ora Harrington Peck Des Moines Iowa W. B. Chamberlain Kenilworth Avenue Peck A. B. Melville Chicago Avenue Washington Boulevard Ivy Leaf Rebekah Lodge 428 Odd Fellows’ Hall Harlem Avenue Park Avenue Denntson C.H. Fentham W. W. Kimball Co Austin Fautrons Wood Griffith South Control Ave Minnie Post Cody Block Garner Maywood Philip F. Mabginger Art Institute of Chicago Presbyterian Church Mount Sinai Egyptland Batavia Fox River Austin Building and Loan Association John D. Maclean Sec la Salle St Chicago Kilpatrick Post Society of the Ladies of the Post J. Sandman Wm. Meredith Vischer Edward Bugg Police L. E. Hansberry Ausstin Sandman Phillips Hendricks A. Platinsky Madison Street Harlem Charles Miller Ferdinand Avenue Byron Waldheim Schiller Club Altenheim BE. Reich Peters’ Market Amelie Kruger A. Goodman Scales & Goodman Yunker Nettie Johnson Hannah Street Milwaukee Dedrick

Local notes from Ridgeland and area events

Ridgeland residents report summer travels to Gray's Lake Louisville Elgin Delavan and Montreal with others leaving June 14 15 and 18. Health updates injuries weather notes a hotel praised and a lightning strike damages a fire alarm. A eulogy for Mrs. Henry Smith and community pastime at Cedar Lake noted.

Ridgeland Elgin William Lamming William Robinson South Harvey Avenue Delavan Wis George Charlton Seoville Avenue Jack Hilton Oak Park Montreal Watson Ervine Horace Tuttle Nashville E. A. Colburn Connecticut Henry Spooner Florence Churchill Odd Fellows Cedar Lake Ind Henry Smith North Ridgeland Avenue Graceland Sidney Strong Jeffreys Cook County Hiram Richard Coombs Gage’s Lake John Heuermann Mrs

Buckelen's Armor Salve for All Skin Ailments

Advertisement proclaims Buckelen's Armor Salve a universal cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and other eruptions. Guaranty refunds money if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Lovell's drug store Oak Park and Trail's Drug Store Austin.

Lovell’s Oak Park Trail’s Austin

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