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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1896

Page

7

Oak Park Notes and Social Happenings Roundup

Oak Park community items cover church sermons, club events, and social life. Highlights include Rev Johannot’s Unity church topic, The Enterprise sales, Miss Ainslie’s illness,Archival notes on the Oak Park post office hours, lawn seed ads, and multiple social gatherings at Sco ville Institute and local homes with dinners, dances, and lectures.

Cicero's Seat and Austin Social Notes

Money to loan advertised by F. H. Zander of Austin. Social items amid Austin and Oak Park society news include receptions at Mrs. Griffin’s Erie Street home, Dr. Mary J. Kearsley’s return from Johns Hopkins with April 13 patient reception, opera season train arrangements, post office Sunday hours, literary society entertainments, local club card parties, and upcoming weddings within the town.

Mary J. Kearsley John Hopkins University Austin Chicago and Northern Pacific Grand Centra Oak Park Whatcher’s Park O'Connor Chicago

Maywood Township Notices and Social News Highlights

Maywood community notes report illnesses and recoveries including Mr C E Blake with pneumonia and Miss Alice Wheaton improving. Social events feature Mrs Simpson hosting, M E church Ladies Aid meeting, and a Lane society gathering. Local business and fashion items announce hats and millinery openings on Sixth Avenue and North Fifth Avenue, with multiple residents visiting Chicago and West Chicago. Special Easter services planned at Congregational church and a charity event at the Opera Ball featuring Mr Gilbert Faust with Marion McKenzie.

C. E. Blake Alice Wheaton Simpson Twenty-third Avenue Nineteenth Avenue West Maywood Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Letherman Franklin Wing D. Humphreville North Fifth Avenue Curtis Beebe Chicago French John Renich Glen Ellyn Woerner W. J. Gilbert Pe South Sixth Avenue E. D. Humphreville

Ridgeland activities and visitors in Oak Park area

Ridgeland society meets at Mrs John Lyons home on Harvey avenue next Wednesday afternoon. Miss Cleary of S Scoville avenue recently gave birth to twins. Mr John Carne, longtime Ridgeland resident now in California, visits friends this week with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edgar Carne. Rev Mr Bartlett to preach at Second Congregational church next Sunday at both services on Unrecognized Christians and The Dramatic Power of the Idle. Mrs Jarley's Wax Works to be presented at the Congregational church next Thursday evening. Mohere club to entertain at Prairie club Friday evening. Mrs Townsend to host a Baby Reception next Saturday afternoon. Oak Park Cricket Club prepares grounds for the May season. secretary B Lockyer offers information. A remarkable X ray exhibition by Gardiner of Western Electric is announced for next Tuesday at the Congregational church with a large screen, 174 World's Fair views, and Oak Park shots from the new powerhouse. Admission 25 cents adults, 15 cents children.

Mr. Johannot Unity Church Oak Park Club Fitzgerald Orchestra Chicago Enterprise New York T. J. Derwent Rockford Illinoie Oak Park John Farson Derwent M. G. Wallace Marshall Field & Co Europe Wallace Germany France England Pooley River Fora Methodist Alps Prairie Club Avenue Bakery Mr. Pooley G. L.laragh River Forest S$. H. Clemenga G. Holbrook Chicago Avenue Mr Rowley The Baptist Church Rowley New Orleans Myre Churchhill Churchill Odd Fellows Brother Anders Cicero Lodge North Boulevard Andrew Blackstone W. FE. Blackstone Lake Street N. M. Holbrook Albert Burgess Oak Park Bakery Ly Lake Street First Baptist Church Goodspeed Dr. Small Wm. Hunter Senator Harne Maine A. J. Cheney Fred Koeen Forest Avenue Gustorf Wisconsin Avenue Grace Episcopal Church Col. Watts A. B. Melville Baby Jones Laywood & Morrill Chas. T. Drechsler Scoville Institute Edith Ames May Pitkin Brown N. Estelle Harrington Ralph Smith Humphrey A. H. Dodge XIX Century Club Gustar Wisconsin D. O. Barto Lewis Wadsworth Wads Worth Fielding A. O. Butler Warren, Ll James Pooley Epworth League Methodist Church C. E. Simmons Waler G. F. Taintor Tenague L. C. Mallory Marion J. F. Curfur Indianapolis Snyder Plaza Plich Miss Pooley Jessica Pooley Waller Entre Nouns Club Robinson Avenue Austin Pillinger Shoe Co Albert Mouns Ohio Street Monns Prairie Avenue Superior Street H. G. Widdelke C. M. Young Baldwin Union Relief Society of Austin Waugh Park Avenue Temple Builders Young People's Union of the Baptist Church Geo. W. Shearburn Price Fred P. Stanley A. R. Stanley Justice Ameson Frank Smith Cicero and Proviso Street Railway Company Smith Stanley Oliver Donaldson, Jr Pearl City Towa Reynolds Thirteenth Avenue St. Charles Road Roy Merritt J. Merritt P. S Hattie Grueschow KE. K. Humphreville North Fifth Ave James Merrill Aurora Merrill Kibby Sixteenth Avenuoe Pelton St. Mary’s Guild Tate Lidiew W. d. Gilbert Ross West Chicago Russell Ninth Avenue H. Sl. Nichols Rehbein W. E. Murphy North First Avenue West Maswood Fifth Avenue W. J. Gilbert J. King M. W Kendall and Schreiber Kendall Eda Kendall Chase Day Samuel Donaldson, Jr South Side Dora Dodge Tillie Anderson Chas. Anderson Second Avenue Gilbert Faust Marion McKenzie Mirs Vera Claira Hailton Vna Faust Gretchen Congregational Church Maywood Nails Wranzsn Charles Hermann August Roth Peoria Charles Herman George Herrick South First Avenue W. Co. JT. U Amanda Beekman Chicago West Side Union Emon Herschbach Chicago Musical College O. J. Westcott E.R. Barney Henry Lingenberg W. H. Joneson W. O. Morris Mildred Congdon Eugene Field Miss McVeigh Hattie Gries Ridgeland B. Lockyer Wesley Avenue Gardiner Western Electric Company Cas. PF. Drechsler Ipert Burgers Geo. Nordenbolt Ak Park Gradeo's Lasselbunge R. A. H W. Gaden John Kupplemeyer Daring Cramer F. Kable Yanker Madison Street Sigmund Berliner Desplaines Baby Chas. F. Drechsler Peter Troost Frank Troost Marble Works Frank Lehman Chas. Meseke Jacob Gold H. GC. Meyers Huon Bro’s

Sears Roebuck and Co Advertising Feats Chicago Growth

An Illinois incorporated firm with a $150,000 capital expands from a tiny start to one of the nation’s leading mail order houses. It ships direct from manufacturers to customers, operates large Chicago blocks with 400 plus staff, and emphasizes integrity, sound funding, and prompt courteous service. The piece cites letters from National Bank of Illinois and National Bank of the Republic praising the institution.

Chicago National Bank of Illinois National Bank of the Republic Illinois Hafe Seara, Roebuck & Co West Adama Street Jil

Concert Draws Praise From Local Pastor And Attendees

The second entertainment event featured a singer praised for her performance. The pastor extended thanks on behalf of the Social Emuition to all participants, noting contributions from guests who traveled from Chicago. The concert was described as a success in every respect.

Chicago

Harlem Items From Local Note Section

James Leach, aged 100, buried at Forest Home after diving in Chicago last week. Palm Sunday confirmation services planned. Billy Rebeck wins the watch. A Cicero Laundry horse ran away on Des Plaines Avenue, chased and captured. Harlem Base Ball practice hints at a strong season. Frank Lehmann named focal agent for K W Kempf, Chicago. O M Donaldson resigns from Proviso Indicator to run Atrton and Maid. Chas F Drechsler offers baby carriages at Oak Park. W C Wright, formerly of Elgin Street, now Oak Park resident.

James Leach Chicago Forest Home Cemetery Billy Rebeck George Kennedy Cicero Laundry Desplaines Avenue Harlem Frank Lehmann K. W. Kempf Nicaragua O. M. Donaldson O. M. Donaldson, Who Has Been Connected With Proviso Vindicator Aiatron and Maid Donaldson Chas F. Drechsler Lake Street Oak Park W.C. Wright Elgin Street

Valuable Prescription Electric Bitters Endorsed by Editor

Worthington Indiana Sun editor Morrison praises Electric Bitters as an excellent remedy for constipation and sick headache and a superior general tonic. Annie Stehle of Chicago regained health after six bottles, reporting improved appetite, digestion, energy, and relief from lingering backache. Available at L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin.

Morrison Worthington Ind Sun Annie Stehle Cottage Grove Avenues Chicago L. M. Lovett Oak Park R. H. Traill Austin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cicero Nellie Ainslie St. Mary's School Knoxville Maple Avenue Miss Ainslie Ainslie Ponti Forse Albers Dorgese Geo Nordentolt G Mies Georgia Scates Indiana Avenue Thos. H. Gale C. M. Baldwin D. H.thompson Lincoln Neb Miller Washington Boulevard Zimmerman & Konath’s Frank Schneider Plate Glass Insurance Co J. W Senne Herrick Oak Park Avenue Austin High School Flora Hayes G. Davis Morgan Price Lb. F. Back South Central Avenue J. Wal W. H.nettleetrings Scoville Place Myrtle Kettlestrings F. H. Zander North Park Avenue Crescent, Daphne and Lowell George Deming West Vime News Depot Ohio Streets Jolly Twenty Club Baumgard Geo. Nordenholt Garland Salvation Army Corps General Booth Abbot's Block Cheney Congress W. Co.t.a Jade Carter Wilson E. L. Champlin Watson Thatcher Misa A. Melville Three Hundred Pains Indies Pilhinger Shoe.Co M. D. Judd Walnut Street Union Park Avenues Cicero Wheelmen Library Hall Garves Webster W. W. Wunesdell Zimmerman & Louth's Oak Park Cricket Club Amerson Lennox Club E. P. Martin Boulevard N. W. Depot Addie Austin Cedar Street Stephens North Pine Avenue Austin Packing Company G. Biggs & Sob North Park Ave Dorthick Musical Club Ank L. Race McCaull Pine Avenue Ohio P. G. Biggs & Son N. Park Avenue Gb. F. Buck A. Holmgren Franklin Thor. Westerdale First Congregational Church D. R. McAuley & Co Park Waller Avenue Presbyterian Church Callat Alma At Franklin Treet Station Chicago & Northern Pacific Louis A. Pratt Wanusaw Wis Elizabeth Gardner South Park Avenue Anne Montgomery University of Illinois Homson Cass Street Proviso May Wood Charles Radel Peoria County Radel Lutheran School R. B. Goode P. M. Hallowell’s Lake St Barclay’s Marion St F. J. Switzer & CO AHD Forty-Eighth St Doors N Moreland W. Madison St J. Rothenberg & CO P. C Cook County Linois Hes Board of Election Commissioners Nelson Hallgren Cicery Austin, Maredith, Bse River Forest Reserve Gro Wo Sherarburn Austin Lady Hedvig Win. Worthy Franklin Street Hausberry Worthy Milwaukee Lnw Lansberry Ely
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