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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1894

Page

3

Oak Park notices mix of crimes, concerts and local life

Oak Park page reports burglary at Warder Bros. store, a child nearly killed by a brick, a court fine for Otto Haeger, and a crowded Second Regiment Band concert. Also notes weddings, clubs, tenis tournament results, church and school activities, and Ridgeland social updates.

Linden Park News Briefs and Local Notices

Linden Park items report Geneva like excursion planned for Saturday July. Block corner of Robinson and Warren ill with malarial fever. Dr J B Darling sells property in To Porte City to move to Linden Park. Improvement club meets at Northwestern station. Atchison Nichols open new bakery at Pitty second and Lake. Postmaster Hesing called Our Old Dutch Friend after discontinuation of Linden Park post office. Mary Larsen and son Fred arrested for resisting Cicero officers after cattle dispute. officer Hale failed to impound animals, Larsen family arrested on warrants and to be tried Saturday.

Geneva Robinson and Warren Avenue L. E. Gailey New Methodist Chayy J. B. Darling Porte City Iaw Linder Park Improvement Club Northwestern Atation Atchison & Nichols Pitty-second and Lake Streets Hesing Linden Park Mary Larsen Fred Cicero

Unclaimed Letters at Austin Post Office June 27

List of unclaimed mail in Austin includes Burgess Paul Bennett Harry Carpenter Lorenzo Chapin Mrs Kate Everett Mr Ferguson W G Ferazuson Mre E aber Chirlea Freed Nattie Leonard Mre Mattie Larm Charles W Martin Laura Milliam James Mattson Huma Mortensen Fanny Morgan Mrs George Noipren Herr A Peterson Mr P G C A Ravesins Paul H Strubing Charles L H O'Conor P M

Austin Burgess Paul Bennett Harry Carpnter Lorenzo Chapin Kate Everett Ferguson W. G Ferazuson Mre Aber Chirlea Freed Nattie Leonard Mattie Larm Charles W Martin Laura Milliam James Mattson Huma Mortensen

Rayner Case: Murder Charge Arising From Kerr House Shooting

Frank Rayner, held on $15,000 bond in the Cook County Jail, was arrested in Cleveland after shooting his wife at the Kerr House last week. Capt. Hansberry retrieved him, a preliminary hearing was held, and witnesses included Mrs. Kerr and Dr. Kearsley. Rayner, wounded himself, denied coercing marriage and awaits trial.

Frank Rayner Kerr House Cleveland Ohio Cicero Oe Oace Hansberry Rayner Amerson Cook County Kerr Frank Lehaile J. W. Allbright Mary Kearsley Albright It. R. Jumpolis Vindicator Austin Martin

Opening of Cross Country Club at Glen Ellyn

Members invited to attend the Cross Country Club opening in Glen Ellyn on Friday evening. A special car arranged. Boys form a baseball nine, grounds at Madison and Prairie prepared for games. First game Saturday at 3 30 P M. July 4 10 30 A M game married versus single men. Public invited. Mr and Mrs E F Burton leave Friday for Traverse Bay Michigan. Mr and Mrs Ed Davis plan July at Delavan Lake. Prairie Club to be represented at congress by Charles E Piper. Mandolin Club touted as a major year attraction with Prairie Club Glee Club to follow.

Glen Ellyn Madison Street Prairie Avenue E. F. Burton Traverse Bay Michigan Davis Delavan Lake Prairie Club Charles E. Piper Mandolin Club Glee Club Melrose Park Purdy Baroyne Bros Lake Twenty-first Avenue Twelfth Street Sixteenth Avenue Lake Street Nineteenth Avenue First Street Thirteenth Avenue Fifth Avenue Seventh Street Melrose Park Band Royal League National Union Sons of St. George, Odd Fellows Boys’ Brigade Citizens In Line America L. C. Brown F. Burke W. Leeseberg Rce Vox Twenty-fourth Avenue Richter

Civil Service Exams Open to All Citizens at Maywood

The regular semi annual examinations for the grader clerk and carrier will be held on Saturday August 11 1894 at 9 am Applications close Monday July 23 Applicants for clerk must be at least eighteen carrier applicants between twenty one and forty The Civil Service Commission urges impartial testing regardless of political views Details and application at the post office or with Ina M Bonneau Maywood Hall hosts an entertainment tonight to benefit Mr Day with a 25 cent admission.

Civil Service Commission Ina M. Bonneau

Maywood Graduation Highlights at Grammar and High Schools

Maywood grammar school commencement on June 21 featured 33 graduates in a decorated high school room with speeches recitations and piano solos. Maywood High School followed on June 22 with 5 graduates in white attire in a 14-piece program. Melrose Park Fourth of July plans include parade routes prizes and a long program of ceremonies and sports.

HGH Maywood Grammar Gloria Patri Elizabeth Hughes Lulu McEvoy Insie Moore Greece Louis Oliver Carl Nelson Nina Gray Mammoth Cave Eliott Wing Emma Kershaw Harry Erhardt Gertrude Walker Ox Katherine Upton Seville Walter Ballard Moran Waters Myrtle Vaillancourt Clarence Schneider Richard Jedike Warren Jobna Isabel Hollingshead C. E. Minard Ite Nelson Melrose Park Maywood Hall Evening Star Wagner Lt. C. Peterson HH. J. Stark J. K. Dunlop M.A. Crandall J. A. Guilford Mary L. Morgan Ejasay Gertrude V. Jackson Grace Evans Edith Myrtle Buck M. A. Crandall Josephine E. Scott Agnes Havans W. H. Janeson Muaywood High School H. P. Nichols Helen Green Alice McEvoy Sara Coupland Albert Merrill L. C. Peterson Helen Nichols Benjamin Andrewa Clendenen Flaherty Chicago

Tragic stabbing near River Forest police ambulance

In a Sunday dawn brawl on the Desplaines river banks near River Forest, Theo dore Victorin aged 65 was stabbed twice with knives and a weapon, once near the lung and once in the hip. He was taken to Fortieth and Madison and then to County Hospital. believed dead. River Forest correction from editors over a false claim of rejoining the River Forest fire company.

Desplaines River River Forest Theodore Victorin Fortieth Madison Streets Victoria Colorado Avenue

Harlem Notices and Local Business Updates

Harlem items report tea cream and ice cream soda shops on Madison Street, Eddie Hann joining Grocer Dammann, Kunz's bakery selling tires flags and lanterns, and a house for Fred Meyer in Maywood. A February 11 fire destroyed George Schrade's barn. nearby buildings survived with insurance covering the loss. Cicero Lumber opens an office at Central avenue and C N W tracks with future yard delivery. Miss Clara Anna Preston and Jarl E. Bullard wed at her parents’ Franklin Street home with Rev. R H Pooley officiating.

Burt Bullard Louise Grittin Maywood Cicero Lumber Co Central Avenue Christ Binkermeier John Gaden Desplaines Avenue C. Kable Gaden's Electric Harlem Binkermeier Wisconsin Central R. R. Main Line Austin Chicago Kenilworth Avenue Oak Park Ontario Street Frank Dietz Madison Street Harlow Eddie Hann Dammann Kunz Frank Deidrich Fred Meyer Marengo Dixon Streets Deidrich G. Kurz George Schrade River Forest Clara Anna Preston Jobn Preston Jarl E. Bullard Franklin Street R. H. Pooley

River Forest Community Events and Local Updates

River Forest hosts a Japanese social at the Methodist church Friday evening with native costumes and features. Mrs. Wright's home offers bread and pastries at 324 South Boulevard Oak Park. Arthur Chambers advertises an ice cream and lemonade bus offering 10 percent to the Ladies Aid through Saturday night. Engineer Midlish claims water improvements using a new spray device to vent gases. Meyer and Sottel's Hardware notes Harry Richards, River Forest High School graduate, now supervising blast furnaces at North Chicago Steel Works. River Forests beat Glen Eliing at baseball last Saturday battery Pitney and Runkie with Pitney 15 strikeouts. Fourth of July plans include a home game in the afternoon.

Cook County Gale Seabury Oak Park Siege & Cooper Prairie Club Thomas Gale W. D. Herrick W. QR. Wickes Lake Street Kenilworth Avenue Oak Park Avenue Thomas Bishop River Thorast Lathrop Ave Roy HE. Merritt Chicago J. M. Merritt Little Grace Alway Geneva St. —C Minard Consus North Fifth Avenue Maywood J. Griffith Twelfth Avenue Springfield Congregational Church Merrill’s Hardware Store Stabmer’s G. H. Kemp C.J. Schoening Oak Park Station North Wrencoes River Forest Fire Department Geo. Schrade Harlem August Selbich Hay Munstermann Madison Street Blarlen River Forest Stars River Forest Club King Antrimin River Forest Woman's Club Thatcher Homestead Thatcher Avenue Arthur Chambers Engieer Midlish Meyer & Sottel’s Harry Richards River Forest High School Proudfather North Chicago Steel Works Vthe River Forests Glen Eliing Pitney Runkie Pinney

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Frederick Arthur Gustoff W. E. Stufe Peoria Miller's Drug Store Institute of Sociology Scoville Institute Perry Luella Street South Oak Park J. I. Wiemerlage’s Market Harlem Avenue Miller Fountain Peterson Johannot Boston New England States Jobaunot Bates College Winnipesaukes New Hampshire Tom McDermott Jack Lawrence Steven Lavengood McDermott Akason Tage Candidus Lena Carr Miss Alive Chein Delzell Johnson Marie Johansson J. A Lubman Dora R. W Matthews Lou Oleson R. B Pitkin J. W Snnborn W. F Waterman Edith AusEentr W. Gilles William Lingreder Chicago & Northwestern Linngreder Marion Street Otto C. Haeger Wesley Avenue Averson Second Regiment Home Avenue Pleasant Street DeKoven Salvation Army Robert John J. Brown Lake A Treat Duerr'a Hirlem Avenue Weat Ead Dre. Matthews Lewis Storke Kidd Tresena Edgar Goodwillie Peo le Holme Mra. Wright South Boulevard Lake Geneva Mra. Goevis Purlong Kansan W. K. Robinson New York State Alo Zento Canada Ridgeland Hotel Jeffrey Ridgeland Sunday School Congregational School of Pottawattomie Park St. Charles Jim Marvey Avenue Town Street Ridgeland Emma FE. Nawerth Beeknear Chicago Avenue Vandale Leon Marks Georgiella Europe Madame Cummings E. A. Cummings Hiram Coombe Gray's Lake Dr. Lewis Joseph Glenat Like Street Lombard Avenue Glenat Grint Delln’a Virfert California N. Park Ave C. M Harrison Tinker Spencer Holt D. Wintle Franklin Avenue Elder Frank L. Race William Young John Bacon Denver LE. F. Abbott Shelter L Land N. Park Charles Castle Chapell McHenry Lucile Badger Argyle Park Erie Steel Lincoln Patrick Omaha Neb Anatin Patrick North Central Avenue The Austin Vindicator Giles J. P. Garner Lake Pipio Mississippi Clara H. Scott Walnut Avenue Bennett Griffen Minnie Fisk Griffen Frank B. Cogdal Belding Silk Co Cogdals Oram Anna Hobart Walter Nethercott St. Pan's Church Luther Pardee King’s Daughters Alwava Buck Park Avenue Park Ave Town Hall Sousa Fassett Overture Beebe Walizis Zilcoff Euphonium Rollinson Tom Harrison Blatch S. Morris Hodge Bright New Buthlo Mich Waukesha Wis Hodge Hodge & Homer Co Warsaw N. Y A. G. Moore Uvil Service Examinations Day Melrbose Park Board of Trustees North Side D. Robins PF. Hickey O. Billingheiner W. Collens P. Roggenbach E. Geldockey Thos, Boddy Geo. Messer-Schmidt Proviso Collins McMahon's Ruth Cooley Frank Deiditch Ancient Order United Workmen Smith H. A. Thomson Ken Shore Myrtle Buck Oakland Henry Hockard Seventh Avenue Annis J. Schuyler C. J. Schoening Joseph Stefankieney Lake Street Bridge Gerald Sooy- Smith Gerald W. C. Roberts B. D. Larson & CO B.D. Larson & Co Madison St Car. Keloit St Chicago National Building Sam'l L. Bartlett Sixpen Park CG. Brown WM. Glos Clyde E. Barrett Maywoop EF. Dunnebecke Miurose Park Oal Park Senerre Teter & Martin Ep. M. Schakenberg Charles Scharenberg Ghorne Bri- Ting Cicero Military Band Melrose T. E. Burgoyne DeWitt Meyer & Soffel’'s Electric Railroad Eighteenth Avenue Ninth Street Garfield Park Mesars Wnd Maywood Company School House Seventeenth Eighteenth Avenues Fr. Dunnebecke de Stephano Henry Hebner Nineteenth Railroad Avenues Methodist Church Mrs. Wright
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