Oak Park Club Activities Highlight Social and Sports
Day and Sharps credited for promoting the contest as members plan a smoker and athlete exhibition. A Thanksgiving morning football game is promised with a strong crowd expected at Oak Park. New members join the active list reaching 135, and a young married peoples club forms. The Glee Banjo Madelin Clubs prepare a concert, and election returns entertained by the Imperial Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
Wed. Reynolds
Thos. I. Gale
J.C. Hamilton
I. Y. Day
Glee Banjo Madelin
Hatcher
Imperial Quartet
Oak Park
Prairie Club
Thomas Naden Almost Killed by Horse Kick at Estland Stable
Thomas Naden, a famed sewing machine man, was kicked by a horse at Estland's stable after stroking the animal. He suffered a compound fracture and eye injury, was treated by Dr. Tope, and remains in critical condition at his Washington Boulevard home, with erysipelas posing a serious danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Naden
Estland
Strone
Mr. Naden
Tope
Local homeowners expand Oak Park shop and celebrate weddings
Hoover and Purnell enlarge their Oak Park avenue shop at LW9. The Gilpins move to Austin to be near Mr Gilpin’s business. Florence Marsh recovers from typhoid fever under Dr Worthington. Frank and Emma Hoover celebrate their wedding anniversary after arriving from St Paul. Builders Prank, Hoitt, Bedard, Morency, Bernard & Co. active on nearby projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover and Purnell
Frank E. Hoover
St. Paul
Mainn
Oak Park Avenue
Woover
Emma Engle
Freeport
H.C. Worthington
Mira
Wordhouston
Ridgeland Notes on Families and Local Events
Local items report Mrs Prank Butler convalescent and Charlie Wood with mumps. Jerome Woodford spent Sunday with family on Humphrey Avenue. A gate injury left Lewis Massen with a sprained knee. Young Ladies Aid Society hosted their first tea at church parlors. Captain Dare and Mrs Dare visited Garden Prairie. Sunrise prayer meeting slated at Ridgeland church on Thanksgiving. Readers urged to save bread labels for XANAX branding. Chub’s business meeting held with Jessie Scott. next at Miss Kipp’s home. Gienat’s health shown slight improvement. hope for recovery. Captain Dare’s Republican support noted. Woman’s Benevolent Society to meet at Mrs Borwell’s on Wednesday, Nov 1 at 2. Election results tallied: 266 ballots. Republicans 121, Democrats 21, Populists 8, Prohibitionists 1, 115 split tickets. Spraen’s brick block and planing mill nearing completion. Local buzz about buzzing music from nearby saws. James T Hughes and Della Smith married in Austin. Talladreath best man. Julia Hughes bridesmaid. reception at Ridgeland. Ulisses Parnham and Belvin voted as pallbearers? (unclear). Wages and railroad coworkers celebrated with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Butler
Charlie Wood
Haylor Arthie
Jerome A. Woodford
Humphrey Avenue
Lewis Massen
Pre
Young Ladies’ Aid Society
Geo. Nordenhotts Xanax
Chub
Jessie Scott
Kipp
South Boulevierd
Gienats
Dare
Woman's Benevolent Society of
Ridgeland
Borwell
Cuyler Avenue
L. A. Charlton
Leo
James T. Hughes
Cienro Db Proviso Railroad
Della Smith
Pather Campbell's
Austin
Pood
Talladreath
Julia Hughes
Little Ulisses Parnham
Belvin
Flower Gine
Maywood
Mrr
W. T. Gilbert
South South Avenue
Frank Moser
Henry Biddesford
Meteo
Miever
Fibers Orchestra
Chicago
Jessie Holmes Welch
Ahamball Hall
Jackson Street
Watershive Aue
Alvena Kropp
Venton
M. Aduna Crawford
John Murray
Dramtic
Christian Endeavor Society
E.W. Steward
South Third Avenue
Third Street
Nashville Star Concert Company
Congregational Church
Jubilee Singers
Cook County
Adamssonu
Olof
Kathie
Anna
Benton
Miss M
Blumenthal
Louisa Is
Bromann
Cas
Brussell
Case
John
Denninn
Anna M
Dormplase
Catherine
Puller
Daniel
Holmes
Bernest Cro
Hutchinson
Mary Ann
Kegel
Brite
Lauble
Mepumeans
Kittie
Myers
Win
Paul
Pratt
William
Schwarte
Smith
Brink
Stuttuen
Swanson
We. A
We. A. Saeewehaniak, Savion; Watson, J. Wor Weres, Peter Zeek
Prederick
Tooaskine
Ebwanphb
Dryvan
P.M
Cicero's Seat and Austin News Bulletin
Austin items note W Atchinson convalescence and H Robertson at home on North Waller as Danning fire visible in Austin. Election day turnout high with lively precincts. Scott's bakery promotes pastries. multiple notices of trades, employment, and social events. looming building work and crosswalk delays near Linden Park and Giles block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Atchinson
Maywood township notes and local society updates
Maywood community items list church events and society meetings. Residents move in and out, illnesses reported, and local projects advance. Highlights include new boarders at Towland house, a large map displayed in a lab, and ongoing church and club activities across Maywood and Melrose Park.
Publication Discontinuation Notices Issued by Publisher
William Halley publisher orders subscribers to discontinue prints via the publication office with payment of all arrears to next quarter. The directive is the sole recognized instruction.
A Quarter Century Treat for Dr King’s New Discovery
A quarter century of use shows Dr King’s New Discovery relieves throat chest and lung diseases. Guaranteed relief or money refunded. Print bottles free at I M Lovett druggist Oak Park and KR HL Trail druggist Austin. Large sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drapeuist
Oak Park
KR. HL. Trail
Draggist
Austin
Concert at Slayton Tayceum Bureau hall by Colling Family
This evening Friday November 6 the Colling Family Concert Company presents a program under the Baptist Christian Endeavor Society. The event features band orchestra instrumental and vocal numbers and a male quartet. Attendees may enjoy the museal program and view the new hall and test its acoustics as a concert room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colling Family Concert Company
Slayton Tayceum Bureau
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
River Forest News Highlights Local Events and People
Community notices include Chamber & Son’s butter and cheese ads, a diphtheria illness, football team formation, construction projects on Franklin avenue, and plans for a passenger depot. Local residents spark social events, addresses on dress reform, cantata practice, and fundraising for a fire company.
River Forest Library Lecture Series Announces Seasonal Entertainments
The Lecture Committee of River Forest Library announces a season of events featuring Jim DeWitt Miller on love and marriage, Frank Lincoln on Artemis Ward, the Stayton Jubilee Singers, and readings and musical offerings by Miss Sprague Shoemaker and Mrs Lowey. Performances conclude with Ronan and Miss New illustrated lectures at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.al Cost
Bob T. Monroe
Henry Straube
River Forest Library Association
Loti
Jim DeWitt Miller
Aid Trannorist
Tia Me
Frank Loncoln
Artemis Ward
Dovsauter
Harlem notes and church plans in wartime era village
Harlem area reports detail late Wilcox era church construction at the new Methodist church nearing completion and set for December use. Notes on local society meetings, charity aims, and a Provise Land Association subdivision proposal accompany race track activity and town political events.
Thistles Hand Diners Aft Forfeit In Weekend Match
Perry Grove notes two sports events with the Thistles and Diners. The Thistles won a game by a disputed score while the Diners forfeited last Sunday’s match. A forthcoming Sun game pits Thistles against the Diners. Charles Yard, 35, Swede, died Sunday night in Perry Giles’ house after valvular heart disease. He collapsed at work on the River Forest sewer list Saturday and died two days later. Funeral Tuesday at Concordia with Rev. Anderson officiating. Mrs Yard and children plan to return to Sweden with community aid raised in Melrose Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yard
Perry Giles
Eighteenth Avenue
Juin
River Forest
Concordia
Anderson
Swedish Methodist Church
Harlem Paraverein bowling tournament closes after big week
The Harlem Paraverein wrapped up its grand prize bowling tourney Sunday after a weeklong contest selling over a thousand tickets. An evening crowd at Garden's Hall saw prizes awarded led by August Moschuels with the first prize gold medal and Peter Vroost with the second. Several locals including Win Warusechke and Ludolph Braden scored highly, earning prizes, while Mrs Gaaden Miss McKelinetz and Miss Rewer were among top female performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Paraverein
Aftar
Graden
August Moschuels
Meedlil
Peter Vroo
Herman Gaden
Wm. Rieger
Kip Roth
Louis Oldenbere
Arthur W. Kistenbroker
Felix Burghardt
John Roehl
Charles Gotseh
Steianiety
Mar. Geisler
Joseph Becker
BF. Hartz
Anest Gaden
Arthur Wittenberg
Mr. Weiser
August Thode
Earl Biossey
Roolux
Mr. Sehliike
Henry Everett
Mes. Gaaden
Mc Kelinetz
Miss Rewer
Mass ‘Po Becker
Miss Kunz
Hhese
Mrs. Dablefsburg
Arnold
River Porest
Letter Promises and Protests Before U.S. Commissioner
A letter from Wo. Chospin protests alleged malicious prosecutions over six weeks. He denies federal involvement and claims a Harlem officer misrepresented events tied to a bill's passage. He asks for notes from friends and rejects accusations of contempt or official backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprrok
U.S
Harlem
Reiter
United States
Chospin
Publisher warns subscribers to settle arrears before discontinuing
William Hablury publisher notes subscribers to Pim Winbroa Con must pay all arrears to discontinue the paper. Only the office of publication will acknowledge orders. No other orders will be recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visaprewrok
Jnnist
Office of Publiation
Willeam Halley
Take Street
Oak Avenues
Hea
Pim Winbroa
William HabLury
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Titos
Naden
Ridgeeland
Mrs. Jones
Garden Prairie
Ridgelind
Christiaan Endeavorers
Cicero
I. A. Dyer
Moreland
Scott's Bakery
Clayton
G. P. Head
Anstin
Waller Avenue
J. W. Lambert
Kinzig
Fifty -Second
O'Neill
South Prairie Avennue
Young
eNarele Park Avenue
Wan
Custer
Carson, Pirie %& Co
North Central Avenue
Scott’s
John Z. White
W.H. Drake
Krystl's Nurseries
Princeton
Miss Roe
Aust Avenue
Mig. C. Cline
Olive Street
Methodist Church
Austins Surprise Employment Bureau
North Park Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Oaks Club
Mer. He HW. Reardon
W.o E. Davis
McNeu
Alice Potwin
Pne
Grod
Kate Splemdd
Tuqaire
I. Puatlips
Oulu Superior Street
Miles
Gleade
Austin Corps
Tin Giles
Lirpstid
Leonard
Sargeant
Rave
St. Catherin's Hall
Father Campbell
Ma. Vincent
Manby
Martion Jansen
Nelson
Town Street
Lee
Amerson
Nissen Bros
Bjomberg
C.F. W
Brinkman
Mrs
Campbell
W. J
Clark
Arthur
Kittle
Krooh
Loruon
Martha
Dey
A. G
Markee
al Bes Muinter
Jeanette
Willams
Minkl
O'Cason
North Pak Avenue
Father
Giles’ Block
Didierros
Pratt & Coudles den
Tran Cher Noostrus
Prenk
Holby
South Side
Order of Foresters of
Library Hall
Pisher
Dearke
TP. A. Quthank
Sipes
Geo
Nordenholt
Elis
Phosaix Buehre Club
Mass
Clara M. Griffings
Mine Street
Idabel
Bessie McNeal
Robert Rider
Harry
Misa Mabel Carroll
Charles Roberts
South Boulevard
Central Avenue
Drs. Price
Thomas McGrogan
o-Chief
Ross
Northwestern Presen
Railround
Foster
Codgal
Barvely
Pierce
Cooley
Dr. McGlynn
New York
McGlynn
Velovk
Trail & Duooling
Cody Block
Gunn Chambers
Chambers
Cleiurteh
Trak Ak Cooling
Wajustipernt
Mor
Heinrich
Linden Park
Robinson Avenue
Grospel
Egworth
G. Tf
Anys
Nort Robinson Avenue
J. A. Dyer
HH. Sievers & Co
Willians
Ontai Street
Willow Avenue
Fifty-Third Street
Rolapson Avenue
Landen Park
Trivis
South Pine Avenue
Todiana Street
Jd. H. Kemper
Gall
Washington Boulevard
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
E. A. Dyer
Thinusa
Proviso
May Wook
Villauge
S. Cooley
Savannah
Brown
North First Avenue
Louis Miller
North Eighth Avenue
Dadies’ Guild of
Tha Spiiscopal Church
Lelon Nichols
Yates
West Maywood
Taylor
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Viet
Sharp
North Fifth Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Thomas Bishop
South Fifth Avenue
Dr. Knox
Stark
Ehireh
TE. Re Stark
Geo. Nordenholms
Board of Education
Marie Frankhauser
Melrose Park
W. PB. Ballard
North Sixth Avenue
H. Il, Hatibard
Fifteenth Avenue
Railroad Street
Ruggles
Maywood Congregational Club
John T. Rockafellow
Chambers & Son's
Jerome Leonard
River Forest Cineh Club
Hoyt Barber
Harry Collinsy
Plainfield, T
C. Collins
Charles Pulligan
JG. Trout
Franklin Avenue
Bernard & Co
Godee
Woman’s Club
Tne
Mary A. Blood
Miteapo
Presbyterian Bible School
James Goodman
New Church
W.C. Walsh
PL. Butler
O. M. Barr
C. Collings
Northwestern Railroad
River Purest
Lathrop Avenue
Ork Park
Gotor
Chambers & Son
Hebron
Water Works
Whitters Pounn Poe
Che
Whitcomb
Abaster
Dexter Biedlin
Nanny Pinney
Weston
Mars
Goodman
de. Wherty
Mrs. Therringin
Pruupiia
Dr. Wherry
Charles Bo Marble
Melrose
Paris
Bastian
Victor Dawa
da. Scott
Norden
Sixtecttin Avenue
New Methodist
Methodist Ladies Hall Society
Cummingsville
Wood
Charles Schmidt
Dr. Scott
Fartly
Thei Dew Holleda Pred Sehmide
Wightecmth Avenue
Loantvosad Avenue
Dtbasanes
Plystcian
Melrose Park Hall
Coates
Ebartena
le Melrose Park
Presi
Pate
A. Crowns
Ital
LW. Riehter
Bae SL
Gloss
Grou
Charles Barosth
He W. Bur
Fred ‘Pesnow
Madison Street
Alternheim
Busvest
Jolene
Geo. Bagman
Mr. Krause
AML
Harlem Republican Club
Ernest Hasselbrink
Henry Troost
Befoit Street
Whalip Roth
J. Re. Johns
C. A. Thorp
C.a& N.S
Altenhewn
Twelfth Street
Despliines Avenue
August Brandt
Desplauines Avenue
Franklin Street
Roy L. Storey
Forest Home
Northern
Paeitrs
Lle
Elm Street
Ine Beaver
Kersey
J. Rh
Jobus
James Baenyver
Mr. Mundt
Creo
Mlosen
Melton
Joseph Chase
Charles Miller
Auoust Lehi Kahl
Bred Lanuve
Buchholz
August Karsten
Bailey
Peaview
Wo Schroeder
Tatermur
AL. Daley
Crodd
Peper
Peperros
Getowewee
Cresto & Proviso Street
Despoatues Avenue
Honnat Street
Acta
Gaiden
Chayton JE. Crafts
Charkes BF
Hans
Clete
Phitety
Maison St
Beloit St
Star Lege
Lil
B. D. Larson && CO
Woods
Payne
Thistles
George W. Stearburn
Psuf
Cinco, ST. PU & Raylas
Ratdwar
Grand A Conti
Fifth Avenue
Unerisa Streets
Hy Meywood
Pan Bar. Ly
Crosbile
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