Cicero Board Discusses Ordi nances and Finances May 1900
Cicero Town Board met May 17 1900 at No 122 North Oak Park Ave. Present were President Jones and Trustees Attridge Cole Dutton Hafner Norton Utley Waters. Actions included finance and drainage committee referrals and tax warrants payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Town of
Cicero
North Oak Park Avenue
Jones
Attridge
Cole
Dutton
Hafner
Norton
Utley
Waters
P. G. Biggs & Son
Randolph Street
Washington Boulevard
Taylor Avenue
B. B. Dutton
Same
Finance Committee
Linden
Oak Par
William W. Weare
Hawthorne
A. J. Kendall
Justice of the Peace
Lyman Avenue
Austin Avenue
P. J. McNulty
R. F. Conway Company
F. M. Willams
I. Iapectan
TI. C. Matlock
Board For Water Mains
North
Oak Park Avenue
Fire and Water Committee
Paul S. Giles
Ben Nelson
South End
Gus Allcutt
J. O. Lestie
Vivia L. Coombs
C. S. Graves
G. W. Ashby
I. J. Roberts
Nettle E. Brock
F. M. Williams
N. P. Bjorklund
Fred Grant
Barbara Berg
C. J. Heamsted
J. A. Myere i
Beer Chae
Yeas
Cook
Illinois
Madison Street
NEWS OF THE TOWN PAMPHLET STYLE NOTES
Local society items list individuals visiting family and friends in Oak Park Chicago Naperville and surrounding areas. Mentions trips illnesses transfers and upcoming events including a business picnic and a church concert with many names and addresses scattered throughout the week. The piece notes travelers guests and civic happenings with stray notes about a newly married couple and a forthcoming marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sinden
Oak Park
Jesse Baldwin
Pleasant Street
Home Avenue
Susan Ann Rogers
Serious accident to R H Traill druggist in store basement
Mr R H Traill, a druggist, was mixing a kerosene based preparation in his store basement when a boy fetched gasoline by mistake. The poured liquid ignited, clothing caught fire, and Traill’s hands burned as he put out the flames. He has remained bed bound from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Traill
Fifty seventh annual Illinois General Congregational Association meeting
East Oak Park hosted delegates and ministers from May 21 to 24 for the Illinois General Congregational Association’s fifty seventh annual gathering. A banquet by the Chicago Congregational Club opened the proceedings with 640 attendees, followed by addresses, music, and remarks from leaders and visiting speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oak Park
Tttle
Illinois General Congregational Association
Chicago
M. G. Yerkes
E. H.pitkin
T. C. MacMillan
Ida Vose Woodbury
Boston
Geo. W. Moore
Mary Co. Collins
C. J. Ryder
Carl
Sy R. Ec
C. W. Moore
Kewaunee
J. W. Fifield
A. R. Solandt
Odell
O. L. Kiplinger
Sandoval
H. W. Stough
Oak Park
Strong
C. H. Taintor
Ida V. Woodbury
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Our Church
Beethoven May Festival at Austin Anvils Great Choir
Beethoven Club presents its third annual May festival on May 31 with a large chorus under O F Dodge and soloists Miss Durno, Mr Tenku and pianist Maude White. The program includes Liszt La Campanella and Dvorak Slavonic Dance with Mrs Buckley as soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Witl
Durno
Tenku
O. F. Dodge
Austin
Westluck Club
Caroline Schaff
Beethoven
Clara Page Ongawa
Ongawa
Library Hall
Ida Belle Freeman
Congregational Church
Nazareth
Gilchrist
Gounod
Maude White
Loch Lomond
Joan
Danny Deever
Damrosch
Mr. Rowdon
Raudegger
Henry Smart
Ye Hille
Joan of Arc
Helen Buckley
Tschaikowski
Mareh
Wind—MacDowell
Jeanette Durno
Charley
Edwin Chas
Rowdon
Dvorak
Reginald de Koven Boprano
Misa
Buckley
Death by own action in Moreland details
John Beckman aged 35 living at 2334 West Ohio Street killed himself with carbolic acid after supper last Tuesday. Dr. Glenn arrived five minutes later but Beckman was dead. Deputy Coroner Reynold held an inquest at Kampp's undertaking. funeral services were held at Kampp's establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beckman
West
Ohio Street
Glenn
Beckman
Kampp
Undertaking Establishment
Reynold
Austin
Notable Local Residents Return Home In Health Spurt
Mr William White of Taylor avenue returns from the south with improved health after wintering there. Mr and Mrs D W Kimble of N Taylor avenue depart for Kalamazoo Michigan to visit Mr Kimble s ill mother. Mr Robert Caughie Henderson Shoe salesman from Dixon IL visits sister Mrs Wright on N Taylor. Mr and Mrs House and son return from Christchurch China where they spent three years in missionary work. Continued on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Taylor Avenue
D. W. Kimble
N. Taylor Avenue
Kalamazoo Mich
Kimble
Robert Caughie
Henderson Shoe Company
Dixon, IH
Wright
House
Little Son
Chrtsin
China
Mrs H D Maize Ill In River Forest
Mrs H D Maize of Forest Avenue is reported very ill. Mrs R H Pierce hosted a luncheon Wednesday for several of her lady friends and Mrs McCollough and Mrs Parker entertained the Young Married Club on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Betts
South Boulevard
F. Parrott
Dalton
Mass
Geo. Sharpe
Elizabeth Macomber
Clinton Avenue
Nakama Club
Cinch
Wilcox
Hyman
Fweringer
E. C. Ingalls
Flint
Mich
Oak Park
Mary E. Ingalls
Forest Avenue
Misses Moon
Lake Benton
Milan
Mra- MacMillan
Oak Park Avenue
H. D. Maize
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Cooling
RH. Traill
Trail & Cooling
North Veree Station
Central Ave
Cicero Town Board
Blair’s Tea Store
Park Ave
News OF the Town
C. F. Bonney
Wisconsin
J. C. Lasson
Naperville
Lil
New Orleans
Frank Henry Pierce
North Pine Avenue
South Haven
H. Hammond
Providence
R. J
D. D. Ward
Ontario Street
Gid. Burton
John Griffith Theatrical Co
Lysle
Alfred Adams
Erie Street
Sophia
Laura Tegmeyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rabhert
North Central Avenue
J. E. Decker
Mason City
Farth Presbyterian Church
Hallock
Bert Vilas
Ingalls
J.A.& B. McCann
N. Park Ave
Eborogn
W. van Buren St
Tel
Monroe
THE
Congregational State Association
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Vicunas
Vicuna
Putnam Clothing House
Clark Street
Madison St
C. M. Babbitt
Prop
Hart, Schaffner
Marr
Moreland
Lowrey & Lowmer, Painters and Decorators
Lake St
Austin If
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal
Pocahontas
Birdseye Cannel No
Hocking Lump West Virginia Sprint
George Warren Furbeck & Company (Incorporated
Oak Park Branch
Marion Street
LA Salle Street
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