Oak Park events mix steady notices and sales
Oak Park area items include church notices, lectures, and weddings. Local businesses advertise baked goods at Home Bakery and Avenue Bakery, bicycles from Francis Lambert Cycle Co, and furniture from Dreschler’s. A wedding connected Oak Park residents Miss Elizabeth Biaikie and Mr George Kimball is reported. Rev Hulbert and Prof Herzinger appear in church and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Hulbert
Home Bakery
Lake Street
Men‘s Club of the
Baptist Church
Francis Lambert Cycle Co
Enterprise
Milliney
Chas
Hoyt
Presbyterian Church
Auburn
Prof
Herzinger
aCormick Theological Seminary
Choe
F. Drecheler
Lakestreet
Oak Park
J.D. Wanler
Avenue Bakery
Cicero Bicycles
Wright Elsom, Jr
N. Boulevard
Cox
Park Place
California
the Enterprise
P. Hart
Webb
Austin
Franklin Street
Mr. Pooley
M. E. Church
The
Methodist Church
Cleveland
O. Columbia Bicycles
Hoover & Purnell
Oak Park Avenue
Epworth League of the
John P. Lennox
Christ
Lennox
Francis Lambert Cyclo Co
Frank Rowley
First Baptist Church
Avenue Bakery North
Frank Milligan
Maple Avenue
Elizabeth Louise Biaikie
George Keith Kimball
Idaho Springe
Colorado
Dr. Palmer
Mayrue Cleveland
Dundee
Will Milligan
Kimball
Idaho Springs
Colo
Palmer S. Hulbert
Oak Park Society
Zimmerman & Roath
Elyria
Austin Property
W. Lake Street
Chas. Peters
West Lake Street
Chiz—s
Dreschler's
Francia-Lambert Cycle Co
Cairo
Iil
A. A. Adair
D. Sleep
W. K- Conyne
Bigin
Second Regiment
Pullman
Chicago Marine
Iowa State
Home Avenue
Pleasant Street
North Boulevard
Columbia Bicycles
Rubenstein Club
Congregational Church
Harry Dimond
George W. Tagersoll
Justice Smith
Francis Limbert
W. Elsom, Jr
Oak Park Club
W. H. Gardiner
Steinway Mandolin Orchestra
Nathan BM. Freer
Francis Limbert Cycle Co
Fletcher B. Gibbs
Clarance
Pellet
C. E. Roberts
George Landis Wilson
John Farson
H. K. Hamilton
W. J. McDonald
J. Fred Butler
C. L. Williams
Theodore FP. Bliss
Lt. J. Skillin
H. A. Taylor
A. F. Banks
Evry
Albert Burgess
Nordenbol
W. G. Puddefoot
Boston
Rodney Johannot
Butternut
Georgia
Fiddelke
A. T. Heming- Wway
Oak
Superior Streets
Ridgeland Notes Roundup Mrs McFadden Visit and Local News
Ridgeland reports include Carl and Mrs McFadden returning from a visit to Mrs D W Kimball in Ottawa Kansas. Edvin Brink aged 21 dies of tuberculosis in Ottawa. Edith Force recovers from diphtheria. A. Burgess successor to Gree Nordenholt in Oak Park area. Fred H C Starr leaves Ridgeland after four weeks. he is a G A R veteran. Kings Daughters meet and approve new afternoon meeting hours and added members. Austin Park church trustees plan a May 17 meeting about a new church. Miss A L Glenat of Lakestreet, Ridgeland, earns notices for book illustrations and art work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McFadden
Con
Ort Wayne, Tad
D. W. Kimball
Edvin Brink
E. Brink
West Taylor Avenues
Ottawa
Kas
Rosalie Bond
Austin
Mamie Watson
Taylor Avenue
E. O. Tagz
Wainwright
Humphrey Avenue
Twelfth Street
Harvey Avenue
Erie Street
Edith Force
Albert Burgess
Greo
Nordenholt
Oak Park
R. M. Adkina
H. W. Erving
Adkins
W. D. Adkins
Lombard Market
Madison Street
Lombard Avenue
Austin Park
Fred H. C. Starr
D. G. Brink
Woonsocket
South Dakota
Mr. Starr
McArthur Post No. 25
Ridgeland
King’s Daughters
M. F. Robinson
Congregational Church
Willard Hall
Chicago
Cicero Lumber Company
Austin Boulevard
Board of Trustees
Improvement Club
Clear
Frairie Avenue
J. G. Force
Washington
A. L. Glenat
Lakestreet
Glenat
Chicago Art Institute
Cicero's Seat and Austin Notes This Week
Local items report loans offered by I H Zander, news depot sales, visitors from Clinton Iowa Miss Jeanette Girdner in Austin with Miss Edith Elliott. Community notices include socials hosted by Mrs Denniston and Mrs Beeson, repairs by the Denniston Co., and church guild activities. Also recorded are arrests for bicycle violations, new hotel landlord at Oakdale, and engagements and weddings in Austin and Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonan
I. H. Zander
North Park Avenues
Austin
Oline’s
News Depot
Cor
Park Avenue
Ohio Streets
Jeanette Girdner
Clinton
Iowa
Edith Elliott
M. Bari'a
D. T.” Club
George Denniston
Washington
Ladiss
Austin Shoe Store
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Emma Voorheds
Baird Avenue
Griggs
Smith
Zimmerman & Roath
Oak Park
Bert Snow
Central Avenue
Rav
T. RK. Satterfield
W W. M. Satterfield
Hot Springe
Ark
Satterfield
C. E. Jones
Pine Avenue
Mesdames Bassett
Maclean
Snow
Haggard
Hanter
Frost
Huston
Andrews
Walser
Sourtliff
Shepard
Jones
New England Burglary Insurance Co
Frank L. Race
Lake Street
Rioting at Madison Street Grounds Ends With Fines
Special officer Pfund confronted rioters near the Madison street baseball grounds. A wagon blow struck Pfund on the face, and he was assaulted by another man who then attacked a woman, reportedly his wife. Patrols arrived and seven men and three women were taken to the Ork Park station for disorderly conduct. Names cited include Samuel Cohen Edward Cohen Augt Westland Harry Niblow James Curley. Fines: Cohen brothers $10 each, Curley $25. Westlund and Niblow discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
Madison Street
Pfandriw
Hoe
Ork Park
Lieut
Houren
Fire Department
Wall
Schwedler
Schwass
Tuasa
Samuel Cohen
Edward Cohen
Augt Westland
Harry Niblow
James Curley
Justice Smith
Cohens
Jas. Curley
Westlund
Niblow
New Electric Line Opens in Cicero Friday
Ogden Electric Street Railroad Company will open a seven mile line in south Cicero on Saturday May 16 linking Madison street to Harlem avenue. The route provides rapid transport to Berwyn Clyde and other South Side points easing north to south city travel. The new line is seen as an important addition to Cicero’s transit infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Soliansky
The
Austin Salvationists
Robert J. Ward
Ohio Street
Alr. Ward
Ridgeland
West Like
Milwaukee Avenue
Ward
South Prairie Avenue
Austin
Mise Chalmers
North Western Railroad
North and West
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Madison Street
Bas. B. Drevhsler
Lake Street
Oak Park
Electric Railway
Saldong
Northern Pacific
Hirlau Turnverein
Gadenls Hall
Harlem Turnverein
Aurora Turner Hall
Division Street
Ashland Avenue
Chicago
Harlem
Siile
Forest Hons
Arenus
Bist Sanduay
Tavey
Henry Troost & Co
Charles Wagner
Justi
Twelfth Street
Klimmer
August Meseke
Hermin Hannman
Philip Vogt
Wm Berning
Haase
Forest Home
California
Mr. Haase
Gwrind
Thos. J. Marshall
la Grange
Ogden Electric Street Railroad Company
Cicero
Tus
Berwyn
Clyde
Forty-eighth Street
Forty-eighth
Twenty
Noting a finest eastbound train via Chicago lines
The 3:10 pew train to New York via the Chicago Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley routes is described as the most complete and magnificent equipment. It is vestibuled heated with steam and gas lit, offering Pullman Sleepers, a Dining Car, and other luxuries. ticket office at 103 St. Clair Street. E. H. H. Hughes, General W Pass Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley R. A
Chicago
St. Clark Street
E. H. H. Hughes
Gen. W. Pass
Agt
Estate sale of Edward P. Martin business assets
The administrator handles the late Edward P. Martins estate business. A large stock of wallpaper and art goods is being sold at greatly reduced prices. Mr. A V Turner and Mr J W Philips remain connected with the business as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Martin
A. V. Turner
Afr
J. W. Philips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia
Young Woman’s Missionary Society of the Reading Rooms
Prairie Club
Milton Mill
T. H. Gale
W. C. Hunter
W. T. Best
W. M. Catlin
F. C. Fox
C. W Austin
Pingree & Smith
A. M. Holbrook
Marion Street
Holbrook
Helbrook & Schlecht
Philadelphia
Gotham
Albert Chevalier
Koster & Bial
Irving and
Terry
Abbey
Edison
Will Reynolds
Swaw York
Reynolds
McCurrach Dry Goods Company
Cot Zabia Bicycles
Randall Bakery
South Boulevard
Wisconsin Avenue
O. B. Stanard
Harvard Street
Rush Medical College
Sandwich, Ill
Geo
Nordenbolt
Esther Bonney
Chas. Bonney
Chicago Avenue
Library Hall
Denniston Co
North Park Avenue
Walter Beeson
Bert Wheeler
Wheaton
Ontario Street
Prairie Avenue
Linden Park
L. H. Evans
James Shapland
C. Johnson
M. Block
W. EF. Marage
J.F. Taylor
John Langhoft
Hanaberry
Anatin
the Oaks
Fitzgerald
Palma
Messia
Mesdames
Crafts
Ialburt
Castle
Church
Randall
Woodbury
Ray
Bonney
Hatch
Gale
Wallace
Elliot McCanley
Potwin
Horton
Hucton
Martin
Schlecht
Murray and
Moore
W. A. Becker
Natale Ezzo
Becker
Ezzo
Hia
Oakdale
Andrew Karkon
Officer Green
Karkon
Amerson
Madam Baldwin
Shoe Derthick Musical Society
Belle Freeman
Franklin Avenue
Pierce
Underwood
Rushworth
Miss Harrington
Boya
Craftson
Waller Avenue
Didier
Stephena
W. O. Cline
E. P. Martin
Pitlinger Shoe Co
H. A. Cole
Willow Avenue
Piltinger Shoe Co
W. M. Satterfield
M. E
Epworth League
Lawn Seed
Rimmerman & Roath
Court Ciccero Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Schnautick
Reitermaut
Miss Crum
Dr. Amerson
G. Richards
M. Trask
Hhis
S.M. Barr
Brigadier Brewer
Ensign Giberich
Anna Downey
Salvation Army
First Methodist Church
Miss Downey
S. M. Barr
Orkdale Hotel
George N. Seyour
Seymour
New York City
Car Accentants
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad Company
Schrader
T. J. Noble « Co
M. Barr
Harry A. Potwin
Jessie F. Bassett
S. M. Barr's
Waugh‘s
Cupid
Fred Roberts
Roberts
N. Park Ave
O’harra
Bank
Fifty-second and
Lake Streets
Bound
Datillo & Comella
Mgemi Carpensen
Mary Ann Duers
Wm. Iicklin
H. C. Pierce
Mra
Insley Bros
Lenden Paik
Flw. Siuiz
Robinton Avenue
Sedgewick Street
Chico
Sha'z
Angust Schumacher
Robinson Avenue
Schuuicher
Antonal
Schumacher
Agnes Renteger
Wil
Wun. Relp
Chisago
Williams
Toike Street
Brady's
Linden Pars
Victori
Mersie
A. A. Gilbert & Co
A.J. Meiner
F. J. Harley
Stobinson Avenue
Geo. McCullough
Otio Street
Mrs. Allen of
Maynoon
Mr. Jansou
Treet
D. F. Coyle
John N. Tennyson
Hans C. Filtrup
Alo Street
Waverly Drug Store
Alma Street
George N. Brown
Ben Linthicum
W. D. Forman
Henry Brown
Frank Simmons
Robison Avenue
G. Dirks
Rovinson Avenue
Hann Bros
8. Wing
Mass
Hirlow Avenue
Harry Evert
George Schwases
Desplaines Avenue
John Gaden
Little Nell
R. B. Goode & CO
Barclay’s Drug Store
F. J. Switzer & CO
Forty
Doors N
Lake St
Moreland
W. Madison St
Henry Sievers
Michael J. Welch
Maywood
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