Moreland Notes On Local Mirth And Meetings
Miss Margie Gill becomes book keeper at Roosmans. Hale of June events include Orion Ladies Concert in Ricebergs Hall and Young Men's Social Club housewarming at 2327 Ontario. Public works: street and sidewalk projects, new cement walks, and sewer plans for Hawthorne Cicero. Local officials discuss street lighting and river costs, with multiple resolutions adopted.
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M. E
F. M. Millspaugh
Wisconsin
Yarwood
North Forty-eighth Avenue
St. Louis
Edmonds
Campbell Avenue
Schaffer
Fortyseventh
Austin Avenues
Charlie Anderson
Indiana Street
Kearn
Jimmy Kearn
Orion Ladies’ Club
Riceberg’s Hall
Henry Nash School
Austin
Moreland
Ontario Street
Cicero Town Board Act on Bleaching Building and Bids
The Cicero Town Board grants J F Smith permission to erect a leather bleaching building in Morton Park using benzine and naphtha. A committee reports for scavenger work south of Twelfth street with bids due July 5 1900. Several related resolutions and petitions are noted including water rates and street improvements.
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Chicago, Cicero & Northern Electric Railroad Company
Municipal Ownership Commission
Oak Park
Chris F. Hafner
B. B. Dutton
H. M. Cole
D. Attridge
W. P. Utley
W. W. Watters
John Lewis
Twelfth Street
E. M. Cole
W. W. Waters
J. F. Smith
Morton Park
Dutton
Cicero
Cook
Illinois
James F. Smith
Yeas
Attridge
Cole
Hafner
Utley
Waters
Nhys
Norton
Chris
F. Hafner
MacDonald
South Side
Lewis
Ogden Avenue
Illinois Central Railroad Company
George W. Brown
Linn
C. R. la Mena
R. A. Carpenter
David B. Lyman
CG. F. Shuey
W. H. Pierce
Town awards contract for South Taylor Avenue improvement
The board awards the contract for improving South Taylor Avenue from Randolph to Madison to the lowest bidder. Trustees Attridge Cole Hafner Utley Waters vote yes with Norton absent. Town Clerk instructed to hand currency and a loon license funds to the town attorney to place in court or return to Patrick McGrath.
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Richard Fitzgerald
Hawthorne
Chris F. Hafner
B. B. Dutton
E. M. Cole
W. P. Utley
S. D. Attridge
W. W. Waters
Madison Street
Cicero
Oak Park Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Cole
C., B. & Q. Railroad Company
Home Avenue
Austin Avenue
Lake Street
Chicago Avenue
Algo
Yeas
Attridge
Dutton
Hatner
Utley
Waters
Norton
Chicago
Sanitary
Board of Local Improvements
Watson Avenue
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth Street
Fire and Water Committee
Cudahy Avenue
Linden Avenue
Keith Avenue
Grant Works
Twenty-eighth Street
Goodwin
Joseph Kasperski
Thirty-second Street
Hafner
Cuyler Avenue
Lombard Avenue
Adams Street
Taylor Avenue
Jackson Street
Highland Avenue
van Buren Street
Fillmore Street
Forest Avenue
Augusta Street
Williams Street
Marion Street
Cement Walk
Electrical Department
Clinton Avenue
George Scoville
Stanley Avenue
Berwyn
Lyons
C., B. & Q. Railroad
Ogden Street Railroad Company
Chicago Suburban Water and Light Company
Washington Boulevard
Randolph Street
Dutton and Utley
Patrick McGrath
Hawthorne Race Track
P. McGrath
Ways
J. B. Tristram
Bruess & Co Increases Capital Stock In 1900
Public notice records a special stockholders meeting on June 11 1900 in Illinois where Bruess & Co increased capital stock from 5000 to 20000 dollars. The notice cites compliance with state statutes and ends with a reflective Christian message about the Sabbath.
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Bruess & Co
Illinois
Sunday School Union Picnic in Austin Plans
Grand union picnic to Mill Creek park on the North-Western Friday June 29 1900. Special train leaves Forty-eighth Street at 8 30 AM and Central Avenue at 8 45 AM. Return from ground at 6 PM. Musical literary program athletic games prizes for winners. Tickets adults 50 cents children 25 cents.
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Grand Union
Mill Creek Park
Sunday Schools of
Austin
Forty-eighth Street
Central Avenue
Landscape gardening and pruning services prompt call
Garden maintenance offers pruning for trees vines and roses plus lawn renovation and general horticulture work. Includes cut flowers and wedding decorations with estimates. Phone 1773. GEO Baldwin 118 North Oak Park Avenue.
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GEO, Baldwin
Oak Park Avenue
Turning sunshine into night and misery gratis
A reflective line noting that turning sunshine into night and making misery free when not miserable is unchristian, though some good people claim merit in it. The text also mentions speaking English and German.
Skeleton novelty surprises crowds at Austin amusement
A skeleton performer dazzles crowds with unique gyrations and silent humor. The act is advertised as free to all, with a Sena stamp offer, through The Mermaid Novelty Company of Austin Illinois. The message links a moral encouragement about inner virtues and diligent work.
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Sena
Mermaid Rovelty Company
Austin, Ill
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Lake Streets
Sangamon and
Lake Sts
C. E. Millspaugh & Co
Universal Stores and Ranges
William Wilken
Skandinavisk Dales
Deutsch Wird Gesprochen
Rolf Rasmussen
N. Forty-Eighth Avenue
Fred M. Mason
North Park Avenue
Franklin Avenue
W. S.smith & Coc
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Giriwes
John Hemwaill
North 48Th Avenue
Swartz & Peck
South 48Th Avenue
Conrad Kampp
C. Kampp & Son
North Park Ave
Bread
Kerth 48Th Ave
Telephone
Margie Gill
Roosman’s
Joshua Watts
Benton Harbor
J. C. Linden
Thirty-first Street
Thirty-ninth Street
Clyde Avenue
Clyde
Elliott Avenue
Carrol Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Baldwin Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Winfield Avenue
Thirty First Street
Andrews
Piper
Cicero Town Board
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
N. 48Th Ave
N. 50Th Court
F.page Insurance
Garner's Drug Store
Sa Central Ava
Empress
Henderson
C. A. Henderson & CO. Cage
ROB
I. Ward
Lake St
Park Avenue
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
Sunday School Union
Sisters of Bethany
Carmichael
Ladies’ and Gentlemen
Oak Park, Il
Tele 1432
South Side Bicycle Works
Madison St
Beton Harbor
Graham & Morton Line
City OF
Milwaukee
Louisville
Emary
Chicago, St. Joseph
Michigan
St. Josep
Daly
Anday
H. Granam
Mich
J. S. Monon
Seo’y and Treag
P. Cory
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