Ridgeland News Notes On College Visits And Outings
Ridgeland residents report college folks returning home including Ralph Baird from Indianapolis and Frank Ensign from Beloit. Wisconsin student Harry R. McCullagh arrives for summer vacation. Mrs Dokin travels to Boston while Mrs Firman heads to Wakefield. Local events include a Chicago Union of Christian Endeavor gathering and a Washburn school entertainment benefit. A Ridgeland cricket practice injury is noted as minor. Congregational youth invite friends to Garfield park boat house for an evening outing costing fifteen cents.
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Ralph Baird
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Ensign
Beloit College
Kerr
South Elmwood Street
John E. Knecht
Deerfield, Il
William Stevens
North Humphrey Avenue
New York City
Harry R. McCullagh
University of Wisconsin
Dokin
Ralph E. Smith
Boston
Mass
B. F. Firman
North Elmwood Street
Wakefield
Oak Park
Chicago Union of the Christian Endeavor
Benefit Society
Washburn
Chicago
Ridgeland
Sixty-fourth
Polk Streets
Congregational Church
Garfield Park
West Side
Maywood Community Notes Highlight Graduates Touring Plans
Maywood residents prepare for summer travel with Miss May Benjamin leaving July 2 for Europe and Vernon Ferris listed among Lewis Institute graduates. Local events include church concerts, a Confederate Spy drama, hayride gatherings, and a war concert at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slater
Escanaba
Mich
J. L. Otis
Omaha
Neb
BE. Zeickler
South Second Avenue
May Benjamin
Europe
Vernon Ferris
Lewis Institute
Crego
G. Cortopassi
Fifth Avenue
P. Dunlap
Springfield
Congregational Church
May Vivian
Bryan & Stratton’s Business College
Hulbert
South Side
Chicago
St. Luke's Church
Maywood Hall
Jesse Currens
Currens
New York
Corea
Fanny Jeneron
W. C. Roberts
Black Hills
South Dakota
Webster
Laura Wescott
West Division High School
Wescott
Harlem Day Notices and Local Incidents
Seven dogs were killed by the police on Monday morning. Dietrich Hartje celebrated his forty seventh birthday last Saturday. John Lange marked his forty seventh on June 16. Plattdeutsche Gilde of Harlem plans a picnic at Altenheim next Sunday. Kath Schuster of Harlem Woman's Club leaves for Omaha for a week and returns next Friday. F Mund and A Harder arraigned for disorderly conduct. trial set for Thursday. M E Small, Suburban road conductor, was seriously hurt last Saturday with poor prospects for recovery. Last
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Hartje
John Lange
Plattdeutsche Gilde
Harlem
Altenheim
Kath Schuster
Harlem Woman’s Club
Omaha
F. Mund
A. Harder
Justice Lehmann
M. E. Small
Improvement Seen As Dr Kidd Attends Today
On Wednesday a small improvement was noted and Dr. Kidd was reported to be in attendance.
Commencement and community notes from River Forest and Maywood
George Baker visits River Forest as the town reports commencement exercises at the Presbyterian church with one high school graduate and eighteen eighth graders. Gerald Dunne survives a buggy accident after a collision with two passing electric cars on Lake street. A Maywood Hall war drama The Confederate Spy draws a large audience with strong performances led by Fred St. Peter. A public notice from Cook County, Ohio dissolves a marriage commitment with Robt. T. Walbank overseen by J. E. Patterson, dated June 1, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Kansas City
Father Quinn
Paso
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Gerald Dunne
Judge Dunne
Lake Street
Forty-third Street
Chicago
Dunne
St. Luke's Church
Maywood Hall
Fred St. Peter
Dr. Keefe
Col. Thompson
Inventions From Our Era Adapted For Daily Use
A survey of new devices includes a hinged bicycle top bar for sizing, a ring gauge with movable numbers, automatic gas shutoff via a hooded lever, a pocket knife for cyclists, rapid cloth cutting tool, a single trolley pole for two tracks, vibration dampers on handlebars and saddles, a high speed freight passenger car with conical ends, a flower carrier box with water jar, and a humorous painter joke about a wolf and the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennyllvanian
Florida
Art teacher confirms daughter improving progress
Mr Blykins asks if his daughter profits from lessons. The teacher replies yes and says she began discouraged but now improves. She has realized she does not know more than the old masters, per the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blykins
Washington Star
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Cicero
J. W. Senne & CO
Ills
IR. Peterson
P. G. Bisss & Son
Rorth Park
Auve
Fred H. Blase
Maywood
la Grange
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Miss Mills
W. L. Adams
W. H. Joneson
River Forest
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Cook
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Columbus
Ohio
Robt
T. Walbank
J. E. Patterson
Ila Salle Street
Christian Church
F. G. Strickland
Gookins & Wilsnach
Opticians
Wilsnach
Chicago Opthalmic College
Austin Fair
Park Ave
Inter Ocean
Chas. Loheit
Madison ST
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Oak Park, Ill
Magee
Aleo Clearing
Starritt & Robertson
Cheeru‘ly
IGN
Neshelroth
North Park Avenue
August Terneak & CO
Nicholas Armbrust
Bell Phone
Oxford
la Salle St
T. G. Irving
W. A. Bunge
Aveam
Mrs. Carmichael
E. Lindberg
Marion Street
W.H. Drechsler
OAK Park Tailoring CO
North Blvd
Chas. P. Miller
Ros Lusen As
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