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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1897

Page

7

Cicero's Seat and Local Reports in Austin

Austin notes include housing for rent at 125 Baird avenue and a list of residents moving, openings of shops on North Park avenue, guild meetings at St Catherine's Hall, church events, a 000-foot hose purchase, and a Stratford area housing sale. The article also covers school forfeiture, a funeral, and civic club activities in Austin.

I. H. Zander North Park Ave Austin S. E. Race Iowa Fred Beeson New York St. Catherine's Guild St. Catherine's Hall George D. Rogers Rockford Fred H. Alden Sycamore Baird Avenue Co. M. Hunt of Fifty-third Avenue

Oak Park and Cicero Notices From West End Pharmacy

Oak Park and River Forest items show new management at West End Pharmacy, home-and-property changes, social events, and clubs. Notables include Nakama and Grace Episcopal activities, Phantom card party, piano and violin recital, Oak Park School of Music events, and local business updates on streets, real estate, and transportation notes.

Onegraphy reveals new photoprint style at Oak Park studio

Arnold and Laake in Oak Park invite visitors to see the latest Onegraphy relief photoprint effects described as very fine and surprising. Call to view at their studio.

Arnold Laake St Oak Park

Electric Bitters Offered as Remedy for Elderly Ailments

This tonic claims to regulate bowels and kidneys without alcohol or toxins. It mildly aids stomach functions, strengthens organs, and supports natural health. Sold at Lovell's drug store in Oak Park and Traill's Drug Store in Austin for fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.

Lovell’s Oak Park Traill’s Austin

Dom in Illinois seeks trusted ant ed traveler for steady post

Prompt advert announces a reliable position with a respectable house in Illinois. Monthly pay of 165 dollars plus expenses plus steady work. Respond with self addressed stamped envelope to The Dominion Company in Chicago as indicated.

Illinois the Dominion Company Dez. Y Chicaga

Buckles Arnica Salve Offered at Local Stores

Buckles Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions including piles. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box sold by Lovell's drug store Oak Park and Traill's Drug Store Austin.

Lovell Oak Park Traill Austin

Community Notes From Ridgeland Social Circles

The Woman's Benevolent society met with Mrs. Bentley. Mrs. Perkins plans a Chicago return early next week. Mrs. Frank Butler joined her husband in New York where he manages Crane Bros. Ridgeland Social club hosted guests at Mrs. J. Fos chmbonur's home. Mast End Men's club shared supper at Second Congregational church with a debate. Mrs. D. W. Kimball visits Geneva to see her daughter for about two weeks. Grandma Carman marked her 87th birthday with friends. Guests including I. Morrison of Toronto and Dr. Farnsworth of Clinton, Ind., visit D. K. Brink's family. Mrs. Brink hosted a party for granddaughter Beth Griswold. Beth’s grandmother Mrs. Griswold of Winona, Minn. joined from Denver to attend. Miss Georgiella Lay entertained vocalist friends including Miss Wycoff of Chicago, Miss Griffin, Mr. Stone, and Miss Ellen Beach Yaw from California. Yaw will be abroad two years for engagements in France and Germany.

Frank Butler New York Crane Bros J. Joschinbour North Lombard Avenue Ridgeland J. Foschmbonur Mast End Second Congregational Church D. W. Kimball Geneva Ind C. I. MacFadden Carman S. S. Carman I’. Morrison Toronto Ont O. A. Hinsdell Elgin Dr. Farnsworth Clinton Winona Minn Beth Denver Colo Georgiella Lay Miss Wycoff Church of the Holy Name Chicago Griffin Mr. Stone Ellen Beach Yaw P. Bohlander BE. Roberts Orland M. Frazer Indianapolis W. H. Storey James Munton Maywood Sarah $, Parish Western Springs Helen Clendenen Michigan Frank Wetmore Ascal Skemp Oak Park Ad Maywood B. Brown North First Avenue Seventh Street William Snyder Joliet W. GC Bevington J. Bester Twentieth Avenue Rainbow Pleasure Lab Maywood Tall John FL Pinnow Eleventh Avenue Seventh Eighth Streets Golden Link Maywood Tallon Maywood Methodists G. W. Barnes Baptist Pa. McCarthy Maywood Congregational Sunday School Norton Bros Baptist Church Frank J. Anderson Proviso Land Association Sean Maywood University Extension W. J. Rolfe Thoreau Alton O. Orvis Oak Turk West Maywood Austin North Second Avenue Maywood University Chicago University Episcopal Church R. W Harhurst Charles Riley Arnold Middleberg Sylvester Leyphine Gettleson McLaren Maywood Congregational Church P. Dunlap Charles Aa. Dana Harry Bevington I Maywood Pheyedine Chicaro Tiatlowen Pratt Wisconsin Bible School Maywood Presbyterian Church Phursluy Colon. Tate Tate

Austin Milk Company Serves Cicero Homes With Pure Dairy

The Austin Milk Company owned by T Dalgard and O Green bought George D Rogers’s interest last month and now delivers pure milk from top state farms to Cicero households. They guarantee no adulteration and offer once daily winter deliveries with telephone orders at No 22.

Cicero Austin Milk Company T. Dalgard and O. Green Dalgard & Green George D. Rogers A. Whitney A. Flowers Elburn J. P. Nelson Geneva Ilinois

Harlem race track changes hands in final purchase

James Anglin of Montana and associates secure permanent control of Harlem track after paying $72,600 to William Martin for former owners Sid Mellie Hawkins and others. They also assume $60,000 mortgage due in two years and plan a long racing campaign next summer. The Harlem track was built by Mellie Martin and Hawkins and opened in July ISD.

James Anglin Montana Harlem Race Track Paddy” Ryan Harlem William Martin Martin Sid’ Mellie George W. Hawkins Anglin Mellie, Martin and Hawkins Isd Corrigan Hawthorne

November V Properian Fall Calendar At Oak Park Club

The Oak Park Club announces a fall calendar for November at the childhouse. Events include a Nov 2 dancing party led by WN Shar, a Nov 5 card party, Nov 16 talks on Scoville Institute aims, and comic readings with the Worrills and vocal numbers. A Nov 20 gentlemen’s smoker, a Nov 24 lecture on The Novel as a Mirror of Society by Annie Lawrence Perley, and Nov 30 dancing with supervisor WoL Steen.

Oak Park Club Childhouse WN. Shar C. EE. Bolles Scoville Institute HL AL Roser Balzac George Elliot Tolstois Annie Lawrence Perley

Maywood and Proviso Area News Roundup

Community notices from Maywood and Proviso describe social visits, parties, and receptions. James Munton of Maywood builds a large home addition while Frank Wetmore hosts autumn entertainments. Local churches announce sermons and union services. plans for a new pumping station and village hall move forward. A legal dispute over stock broker services and property seizure is debated at Justice proceedings.

Melrose Park Community News Updates

Melrose Park reports overhauls on Peter Bohlander’s building and Thaide work at Korrell house. Progress on the village well reaches 4000 feet. Dr. Scott seeks hospital care in Chicago for appendicitis. Alert Pleasure club moves into Thomas building. Sunday school entertainment held at Melrose Park Methodist church. Invitations out for second annual hall of the Alert Pleasure club on Nov 15. Mrs. E. D. Adams returns from Chicago after eye removal. Royal Circle to initiate fourteen new members, eight women. Melrose Park Council plans a smoker and board party Friday. Charter members of the Melrose Park Order of Women Foresters await Grand Medical Examiner. Ladies Social Circle dissolves and treasury funds go to church repairs. MOMC CG club formed. some members from former Women’s Social Circle. Chicago, Hammond and Western Kett Hine railroad construction begins west of C and NW tracks. trestle to become solid fill. NW railway removal of depot from Nineteenth Ave eyed, but West Maywood residents oppose the change.

Comus Euchre Club Austin George Wall Hopf W. O. Dreehster Lake Street Oak Park School of Music Scoville Institute Iviy Leaf Rebekah Lodge No T. Co. OF Navy Odd Fellows’ Hall Marion Street Oak Park McCormick Wisconsin Central Railroad Institute Plummer Chicago Jesson Maine North Thoulevard Ark West Jrend Grace Episcopal Church Nakama Hall Attridge JL. EL Brainerd & Co Elgin, Inc West Side Elgin Creamery Albert Burgess N. Boulevard H. Berliner Berliner Burress’ Bakery North Boulevard M. Crogan Cuyler H. Goeritz Maywoard Edward Knott P. Dunlop Congregational Church John Soffel Detetional Union Knott National Union Indiana Louis Seaman Maywood Park Maywood Company Iifth McGowan T. C. Thompson J. H. Rooney Dunnebecke Melrose Park Royal Circle Melrose Park Council Royal League Melroseark Order of Women Foresters Methodist Church MOM. C. CG. Club Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Nineteenth Avenue Maywood West Maywood

River Forest Groups Plan Social Work and Meetings

River Forest villagers host a series of events and meetings. The Boys Cottage Home grants free village water use. The Woman's Auxiliary forms to aid the home, with its next Nov 10 meeting. Miss Jane Addams spoke to the Woman's Club on tolerance. Mrs Watson hosts working girls evenings at 3820 Thatcher Avenue to foster social ties. Officers include President Roe Odell and Secretary Letitia Norton.

R. S. Odell Michigan River Forest Belles Lettres Society of W. T. Barbours River Forest Woman's Club Roe S. Qdell River Fores O. Bo Baleh Qed. Park Letitia Jiming Norton Oak Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Col. J. 8. Hoover Lincoln Neb Teague I. A. Hill Austin Progressive Whist Club C. Morrison Justice Lamena Estelle Sumner Waukegan R. C. Eldredge Andrew Christensen Forty- Third Avenue Berthelm Hoy N. Park Avenue Conrad Kampp North Park Avenue G. EE. Fletcher Yankee Row Skelton & Lloyd Anna Lonergan Mme. Groff Bryant Wadsworth Oaks Culture Club of Wilmarth Stephen Lissenden Homer J. J. Walser Odessey Twenty-second Fifty-Second Avenue Neally Stevens Library Hall J. R. Drent Oliver Smith Charles Carleson Harry Helms Emma _ larson Werner Larson C. D. Martin Ellen Olson S. F E. R. Smith Anna Taylor L. H. O’conor P.M Mary Schustek Record Star Club No North Lombard Avenue Jefferson High School Austin High School Austin Methodist Church Chicarro Berwyn Riverside Vindicator The Austin Methodist Church Society EF. H. Zander Dr. Reiterman Edward Church Edward Ladd S. H. Brooke C. FE. Manney Henry Date Henry Bolton Frank L. Race Presbyterian Churches Austin Presbyterian Church Katherine Barry Moreland Austin and Ridgeland Forty-eighth Avenue Indiana Street Beethoven Club George W. Kretyinger Franklin Avenue Maude Jones Elen C. Snow Elmer Riggs Riggs & Hansen R. H. Burke Sprague, Warner & Co Edward Enstrom Presbyterian Hospital Frank Enstrom Forest Home Cemetery Mission Church Franklin and Chicago Avenues Oaks’ Club Ladies’ Society Church Avon Carlson Gorner Sofia Franklin Howard Avenue N. W John D. Maclean Lasalle Street M. E. Cady Western Avenue Church William Craven Gertrude M. Allyne South Boulevard Calvary Cemetery Bright Tennesseans C. EF. Gildersleeve Albert Boisen Andrew Ellingsen Myr Gildersleeve Fifty-Second Avenues Andrew Johnson Gildersteeve West Pullman Robert Ward Ohio Street West Lake Street Mr. Ward Pray & Son WT N. Park Av Chicago Avenue 8. McCaunn McCann Austin Huilding and Loan Association Melean Lasalle St Luther Wittenburg John Clark Hill Austin Senate Senate Cicero Precincts Castoria West End HW. D. Kimball M. Noyse California D. Attridge Magazine Club Sarah Hillyer Maple Ave CL. Andrews Pease Ct Pebbles San Diego Cal Nakama Club Paine West End Pharmacy Unity Church Oak Ark Roland Furbeck Lydia Winship New Orleans Vida Hawkins N. D. Crosby Oak Park Avenue Istastus Sipperly Harrison Street Linden Avenue Plos. C. EL Presbyterian Church Charles Hoyt C. S. Hoyt New Sharp North Grove Avenue Jake Street Oak Park High School S. A. West Maple Avenue D. Billings Tennessee Dental Association E. C. Grover Rosenberry Nineteenth Century Club Burns First Methodist Church Rubinstein Cclub Seoville Institute J. M. Retter J. Hall MC Lake Street Phoebe F. Sawyer Chess Club D. S. Baldwin S. Grove Avenue Lorman Anton Melum Dr. P. S. Lawrence Washington Boulevard Dr. Lawrence Wesley Avenue Bryant Bros West Side Lumber Co John P. Brierling Maple Agine South Oak Park Brierling Lnake Street Nathan M. Freer John Farson Freer S. LaSalle C. RL McHugh Europe First Congregational Church New England Edith Linéop Zimmerman & Roath Co Yoll East End E. I. Pitkin Rogers Chuir Buckles Woman's Benevolent Society Austin Milk CO Properian Proviso Peter Bohlander Thaide Korrell
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