Community Notes From Cicero Maywood And Oak Park
A roundup of local social events clubs meetings and civic updates across Maywood Oak Park and Cicero including new club formations the Ridgeland church reception the Neighborly club first meeting prizes at gatherings and plans for improved streets water and public works. The Cicero town board addresses franchise bids street upgrades and budget actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Avenue
Cheney
Daro
Adam Street
Maple Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Dee
Scoville Avenue
Pleasant Street
Dare
Superior Street
Humphrey Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Laka Street
Attridge
So. Harvey Avenue
Frankland
W. H. Wood
Ogden and Jones
Auridge
F. A. Hill
Washington Boulevard
S.W
Belleforte Avenue
Augusta
Thomas Streets
Pine Avenue
Assyrian Asphaltt C
Cremation Planned for Noted Anarchist Burials in Harlem Cemetery
Waldheim authorities refuse grave protests so the coffined bodies of Spies Parsons Lingg Fischer Engel will be exhumed cremated and reinterred elsewhere. Also reported are hospital stays and local civic changes including police salary cuts and business ownership transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldheim
August Spies
Albert Parsons
Louis Lingg
Adolph Fischer
George Engel
Harlem Village Board Discusses Cemetery Land Tax Impact
EFARLEM trustees met in regular session with full attendance. A request from the Board of Education asked no more land be used for cemeteries as it reduces taxable property. Bills totaling 450 were referred to committees and 225 approved for payment. Street Commissioner and Treasurer reports were referred to Finance. A pool table license was granted to Frank Perley. Board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trasteu Cueney
Lake Street
Special No
H. M. Nelson
Robinson Avenue
Mears, Richardson & Young
Committee On Police and Sanitary
Hansberry
Smith
Oak Park
Potwin
J Goodrich
Committee On
Twenty Sixth Street
Committee On Finance
Gauthorp
Finance Committee
Ogden Street Railway Company
Ridgeland Avenue
Thirtyfiret Street
Stanley Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
C., B. & Q. Railway
R. P. Price
Frank Street
Park Avenue
McDonald
East Avenue
Gaderson & Gauger
Attridge
Harlem Village Board
Board of Education
Frank Perley
Best salve guaranteed for all skin ailments
A local advertisement touts a universal salve claiming to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers and other eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back It lists L M Lovett Oak Park and R H Traill Austin as sellers priced at 2 50 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. H. Traill
Austin
Plans Revealed for Illinois Cycling Club House
Watson and Hazleton completed plans for the Illinois Cycling Club House at the northeast corner of Washington Boulevard and Francisco Street. The five story stone building features terra cotta trim and a red tile roof, with 43 feet of frontage on Washington and a 94 foot depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Cycling Club
Washington Boulevard
Francisco Street
Watson & Hazleton
Washington
Riverside notes and local notices in River Forest area
The item lists community notices from River Forest and Maywood including Norton Corner music for parades during the election campaign, a nuts coffee cake giveaway on Thursdays for 25 blue labels, Oak Park stone trimming services at J B Boyer yards near Lathrop station, no announced Thanksgiving services but likely union meeting with a sermon by a pastor at the Methodist church, and a laymen’s meeting at the Presbyterian church titled National Righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Topping
South Thatcher Avenue
Michigin
River Forest
Chambers & Sons
Daniel Martin
Presbyterian Men's League
S&s. E. Clark
Estella Merrymon
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Silas M. Barr
If’. D. Thompson
Chambera & Sons
James 8. Goodman
Alice M. Griffin
Women's Club
G. W. Kretzinger
Mc. Reynolds
Belden Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Eugene Field
Mr. Reynolds
W. E. Barker
Mr. Field
Chicago “Record
Norton Corner
Band of
Maywood
T. L. Swangren
Albert Burgee
Geo. Nordenholt
J. B. Boyer
Chicago & Northwestern
Lathrop Station
Oak Park
Melrose Park Football Victory and Community Updates
Melrose Park edgewood s 6 to 2 in the Jackson cup football match. T Logan of Edgewood sprained a leg and retired. Also notes on a dance at the Pavilion, Miss Gretchen Gray birthday party, Miss Wattie Parrish ill, and Proviso Club planning a two story building with store rooms. Also Royal League dance, Hulbert in New York, and social events at the pavilion. Additionally Hall's Catarrh Cure ad with Cheney & Co. oath of senior partner and testimonial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Paris
Edgewoods
T. Logan
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Loredo
Eaid
Hall
A. D
Siburban Electric Abandons Air Power Plan
Siburban Electric Railway abandons compressed air motive power and returns to electric propulsion. The line will connect with the Metropolitan Elevated via an inclined plane to discharge passengers onto the elevated platform on the fourth level.
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Siburban Electric Railway Company
Ban
Ideal Panacea Cough Remedy Praised by Officials
Alderman James L. Francie of Chicago calls Dr. King's New Discovery an ideal panacea for coughs colds and lucy complaints after five years use in his family. Rev John Burgas of Keokuk Iowa a Methodist minister praises its speed and benefit after fifty years of ministry. Trial bottles free at L. M. Lovett Oak Park and R. H. Trail Austin with price 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Francie
Chicago
de. King
John Burgas
Keokuk
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. King
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. HH. Trail
Austin
Jeffrazon Town Lots Sell for Six Figures in Suburban Deal
Ninety Jeffrazon lots sold for 101 926 dollars in a large suburban transaction. Barbara Titus and James N. Fort bought the land bounded by Neilie Street Grace Street Sacramento and Kenzie Avenues. Terms were not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrazon
Barbara Titus
Uegller
James N. Fort
Neilie Street
Grace Street
Sacramento and
Kenzie Avenues
Lota
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Newman
Goodsell
Joyce
Hurat
Mallalieu
Henry Wade Rogers
Henry 8. Towle
Arthur Edwardes
F. M. Bristol
H. D. Kimball
R. H. Pooley
H. W. Bolton
Merritt Hulbert
George W. Barnett
A. B. Leach
John Farson
T. B. Neeley
J. C. Hartsell
Vivaciona Oak Parker
Mik
A. Z. Churchill
Erio St
Mary Meyer
Iowan Street
Atreat Railway
BF. F. Short
City
Power House
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
John Lyon
John Furlong
Lyon
Kreis
Mr. Furlong
Mr. Brink
Mra. Carr
Mra. Mullin
M . Brink
Mra. Brink
Woman's Benevolent Society
George Buttriddg
Fowler
Francis Bigelow Clark
Lombard Avenue
Moreland
South Side
North Side
Charlton
May Pitkin
Anthony
Sirs. Scott
Scott
Hunt
Fair Oaks Avenue
Ridgeland
Christian Endeavor Society
Young Ladies Aid Society
Pierce
Jackon
Mich
Wagner
N. Taylor Avenue
Gatmany
Misa Whitenack
News Depot
North Fifth Avenue
Albert Burgese
Anccessor
J. A. Dickinson
Ban Teken
Arnold's
St. Charles Road
Toas
Jackson
Lizzie Hine
Fifth Avenue
Ladies Society
China
James H. Cordray
Red Cross
Merrill’s
Epworth League
M. FE
Maywood Hall
Chicago Health Department
Welch's
Cicero and Proviso Railway Company
Madison Street
Anna Kronenbilter
Sixth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Schrerber
Baker
Cleveland
W. P. Ballard
Dr. Ruggles
Uuion
Baptist Church
Jones
Coddington
Hawthorne
Jessie Walch
Coxey
Woodman
St. Agnes
Cicero and Proviso Street Railway Co
Nineteenth Avenue
J. H. Merrill
Madison
St. Charles
Luke Street
Mabel Stimpton
Oxford Card Club
Sarah Copeland
H. H. Nichols
Welch's Drug Store
Melville & Wyman
Morrill’s
L. S. Oliver
Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Herr Most
Lucy Parsons
Nichols
Ed .S. Nichols
G. Mealahon
Maywood Baker
Harlem
Merrill's
O. M. Barr
F. C. Smith
Normantown
Catalpa
Waller
Mr. Smith
D. A. Thatcher
D. O. Sasaeman
Sanreman
M. E. St. Peter
Lathrop Avenue
River Forest Card Club
C. O. Collins
Herriman
Mr. Baker
Silas Barr
Mrs. Collina
Cicero Town Board
Truatee More
Cicero
James E. Moore
Truathe Moore
Moore
Gnothorp
Wm. G. Moore
Ilinois State
Clayton E. Crafte
Anid Company
Linston Cheney
John Mackin
Cook County
Randolph Street
W. D. Smith
West Fifty-third Street
Frank E. Welcome
D.C
Devine
Chicago Avenue
Kenilworth Avenue
West Forty-eighth Street
Twentyninth Street
Committee On Fire and Water
Morton Park
Republican Club
Lot Brown
Peter McDonald
Clyde
Hawthoro
Trusten Frankland
Cicero Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Lyman Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Hancock Avenue
C.,b. & Q Railway
B. & Q Railway
Twenty Eighth Street
Ausumn Avenue
Lyman Agenus
Austin Avenue
Grove Street
Central Avenue
Cicerova
Hovoria Clark
Superior Court of
Cook
Oscar Wittenberg
Avengo
Alvert Burgess
Turn- Verein
D. Quill
Desplaines Avenue
Willie
Eva
Mrs. van Acro
Lake View
Mr. van Horn
Charles J. Gotsch
Martin Gotsch
Frank Koelzow
Gotsch & Koelzow
Charles Gotsch
Mart
Mr. Koelzow
Efarlem
Trustees’ Meeting
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Melrose Park
G. da Franco
Gretchen Gray
Royal League
Merrill's Hardiware
W. M. Hulbert
New York City
Mrs. Case
Pavilion
A. W. Gleason
Druggista
Franz Meyer
Wealey
Wardman
Peck Go
Wabash Avenue
Meyer
Hardman Peck & Co
Chicago Ave
Albert Burgess
Prop
M. Flaherty
Luketts
J.P. Garner
W. Fe, Arnold
M. Welch
Drneezist
G. H. Rohlander
L. Bartlett
Linden Pars
Chas. Bendil
PF. H. Zander
Renal Eatate
Wm. Glos, Merchant
F. Dunnebrecke
West
Laflin Street
Ernest H. Loewe
7Th Avenue
Melrose Park, Ill
Metrose
Ching-che-Li
Tibet
Orient
St. Louis Repub
Tit Norton Band
G. A. Miller, M. Bertsch, T. L. Swangren
Treas
Strc’y
Raidroad St
Fifthay
A. C. Keating
Cane Mao