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Agenta in Austin highlights Lowney's Goods store offerings and local shopping options. The note emphasizes brand availability, product range, and consumer access in the Austin market.
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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
Agenta in Austin highlights Lowney's Goods store offerings and local shopping options. The note emphasizes brand availability, product range, and consumer access in the Austin market.
Mrs. H. Woodbury is ill on South Waller avenue while Rev. Satterfield visits Austin friends. Beethoven Club meeting postponed to March 27. Numerous residents move, visit, entertain, and travel to Chicago, Michigan, Texas, or Philadelphia. A number of clubs host activities, rehearsals, and social gatherings as Pine Avenue residents share illness, milestones, and community news.
Cicero Town Board met March 10 1900 at 122 North Oak Park Ave in regular session discussing a franchise ordinance for Aurora Wheaton & Chicago Railroad and cement walks on Berwyn blocks and streets. The board referred emails and reports to committees and approved warrants and transfers to fund accounts.
The Republicans of the 35th ward announce a mass meeting at Library Hall on Monday evening March 19 with speakers ex Judge Collins Hon C S Cutting James A Martin Alex N Todd and others. The Schumann Lady Quartette will provide music. Bring your ladies.
The Thirty-fifth Ward Republicans convene to urge unity, pledge coordinated party action, and seek continued enforcement of local ordinances. They call for expanded water mains, sewer connections, improved transportation, street cleaning, park expansion, lighting, police and fire protection, school facilities, and financial arrangements with Cicero to sustain high school standards.
The River Forest column reports on recoveries and travels of residents, club activities, church functions, a runaway incident at Oak Avenue, and the River Forest Woman's Club annual elections and reports. Notable names include Edith McIver, W H Pearce, Klemingsly, J A Mallin, Alfred Chamberlin, and E J Brooks with Floyd in the Philippines.
Judge Humphreyville is reported ill with la grippe. Belle Lettres Jr. met at Rob Thompson's home Tuesday night. Mrs. F. B. Clark entertains her niece Miss Irving on Thatcher Avenue. C. L. Williams hosts guests from London England on Oak Avenue.
Beloit College glee and mandolin clubs, famed for high musical standards, perform at the Second Congregational Church in Oak Park on Monday March 26. The concert benefits the church and is presented by the Thousand Dollar Girls with tickets at Lovett's, Suydam's, Wells Scoville, and the High School.
Excerpts praise the soprano Misa Isabelle Bratnober for her aria performance with the Maximilian Dick Concert Company and commend pianist Miss Lay for firm technique and expressive playing. Source quotes include San Francisco Examiner Kansas City Times and Chicago Times-Herald.
A spring musical event at the Second Congregational Church on Scoville Avenue and Lake Street gathers support for the organ fund. The church choir has engaged the Maximilian Dick Concert Company for the March 29 performance.
The Presbyterian ladies of the Southeast Side of Austin host a bazaar and ganat at Lake Street Hall near Fifty second avenue on March 29 with a dinner from 5 30 to 9 pm for 25 cents and bazaar admission 10 cents. A Calico carnival with calico outfits is planned for March 30 with refreshments free and carnival admission 25 cents.
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