Maywood notices and local social updates
Maywood community items including news depot address and prices, wedding plans, travel to New York, photos orders, family visits in Chicago, church and charity events, lectures, amateur concerts, school notices, plumbing and hardware offers, Christmas plans, and local business movements. Multiple named people and local organizations referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Whitennch
News Depot
North Fifth Avenue
Maywood
Albert Burgess
Geo. Nordenholt
Oak Park
Coupland
New York
Sixth Avenue
Arnold's
St. Charles Road
Bardoe Elliott
Chicago
North Side
King's
Skemp
Merrill's
River Forest Notes Highlight Local Events And Thanksgiving Plans
River Forest residents enjoy snow cleanup, police snow plow, and a busy social scene. The Norton Cornet Band from Maywood offers parade music. Chambers & Sons' touts turkeys, chickens, and holiday treats. local businesses promote Boyce & Gilbert groceries. residents plan convalescence notices and housekeeping moves as town life continues with orchestra rehearsals and upcoming Thanksgiving distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Oliceman Wilmeroth
F. D. Thompson
Geo. A. Thatcher
Community Notes From River Forest And Vicinity
Local society columns recount church services and sermons at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, baptisms and weddings, a baptismal service scheduled, plus reports on laymen meetings and Young People’s societies. Social events include card club, Herriman home gathering with Col. Whitney, and River Forest grocery firm changes as Gilbert buys Wolf interest forming Boyce & Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Idaho
Union
Methodist Church
Walter H. Reynolds
Presbyterian
W. E. Clark
Chas. J. Barnard
F. D. Thompson
Geo. Howser
M. Herriman
Kansas
Reynolds
Downey
Gale Avenue
Woman's Club
Miss Bullington
Eugene Field
Chicago ‘ Journal
P. N. Balkin
Journal
Wm. C. Walsh
Wm. C., Jr
J. K. Ingall’s
Goodwan
J. W. Broughton
Miss Griffin
Boyca & Gilbert
River Forest Card Club
M. ML. Herriman
F. D. Butler
F.C. Smith
Bracebridge Hall
Herriman
Col. L. H. Whitney
Chicago
Belles Lettres Club
M. M. Herriman
Grove Street
W. T. Barbour
Ocean
Bond
Ireland
W. H. Reynolds
Scotland
Loudoun
Benjamin Gilbert
Oak Park
John Wolf
Wolf & Boyce
Boyce
Wolf Bros
Gilbert
Osborne
River Forest
Melrose Park Socials and Football Defeat
Mrs. John Case hosted a Saturday Pavilion party with a fine luncheon and a pleasant time. W. M. Hulbert plans a Tuesday return from the east. Mrs. Whetmore’s dancing class held a Monday reception with about twenty five couples. St. Lawrence defeated Melrose Park 10 to 6 in football amid a strong wind. the Jackson cup contest was noted as gentlemanly and scientific. The Melrose Park home team showed poor form early in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill's
John Case
W. M. Hulbert
St. Lawrence
Melrose Parks
Harlem News Highlights Socials and Town Projects
The Harlem notes cover a Circle Club reception at Carrols hall, a surprise party for Mrs Arndt, and a large gathering led by Mrs Zimmerman with a late dance and supper. Plans include a new store and flat building by Mr Peters, possible barber shop or newspaper office, and a potential Harlem Supreme Court under Chief Justice Kummer. Community classes, a Thankgiving Eve concert by Maeonerchor featuring George Basa, and bowling fundraisers at Gadens are also mentioned along with a new artesian well nearing 1700 feet and a growing water taker base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Second Venus
Fourth Avenue
Fourthtreet
Maywood
J. H. Merrill
Red Cross
Merrill'sardware
Sweezy
Ara Coupland
Aywood
Charles Herman
Chicago
Keating
Baptist Church
Joseph Adams
Adams
Mver « Soffel
Fifth Avenue
Adam
Ref. Coddington
Indies of the Baptist Church
Berkeley
Cal
James Gould
Dillon
Dale
Linaker
Gilchrist
Warriner
Melrose
G. Barker
Barker
F. Manton
BH. Munton
Giles
Liseley
Schmidt
Ringers
Parish
Proviso Club
Billiara
Proviso Land Association
Desplaines
Madison Corner
Circle Club
Carrol’s Hall
Arndt
Burkhardt Court
Zimmerman
Peters
Gotagh & Koelzow
August Thode
Harlem Supreme Court
Kummer
Turnverein
Michael Schwab
Maeonerchor
George Basa
Harlam
Gaden’s
Fred Rhein
John Dulaney
Christina Schulz
Huet Nr
Klimmer
Delaney
Iown
Harlem
Luncheon Honors Eva Emily Ballard with Baby Portrait Session
Mrs. Chas Ballard hosted a luncheon for Eva Emily Ballard and nine other babies aged four to eight months. Photographer Arnold attempted a group portrait, but babies fussed amid hay basket seating and chatter from mothers and nurses. Each baby received a bib-pin souvenir. a four o'clock tea concluded the charming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ballard
Eva Emily Ballard
Zoellin
Jeneson
Ourees
Mrs. Ballard
Good Places to Trades in Your Neighborhood
The winter season is the right time to highlight selecting a good local trading area. The Vindicator notes several desirable places where everything needed can be bought at downtown prices.
Cicaro Batter Company Expands to Austin With Fresh Goods
The Cicaro Butter Company at 145 North Park Avenue opens a new Austin store offering butter cheese oysters sardines salmon potted meats pickles olives and table sauces. Local families gain convenient access to fresh quality groceries without traveling to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicaro Batter Company
North Park Avenue
Austin
Cicero Butter Company
South Side Grocery and Market Promotes Cash Purchases
The Cody block's South Side Grocery and Market run by W. E. Bennett urges customers to trade there for groceries meats vegetables fruits canned goods at low cash prices. Mr Kennett resolved to reduce all good a tor a cash basis and customers are urged to form the habit of shopping there for satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Cody Block
W. E. Bennett
Blase Opens Ridgeland Market At 1005 Lake Street
Fred H. Blase announces a new Ridgeland market offering meats vegetables canned goods fish oysters poultry and game at reasonable prices. The store at 1005 Lake street promises neatness convenience and value for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Blase
Lake Street
Ridgeland
Mr. Blase
Hartson opens Ridgeland Oak Park grocery for patrons
D W Hartson and Co at 1003 Lake Street Ridgeland announce a new grocery serving Ridgeland and Oak Park families Stock includes all needs and they will match city prices Encourage trials this week to become regular winter customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hartson & Co
Lake Street
Ridgeland
Oak Park
Seating Firms of Linden Park Heating Offer
Heating problem for winter solved by contacting E. M. Pickett at 2765 West Lake Street corner of Fifty-second Street. Pickett advertises top furnaces for Austin and Oak Park families and notes over sixty new Perfection furnaces this season. Readers are urged to inspect before ordering and to send for repairs with assurance of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Park
E. M. Pickett
West Lake Street
Fifty-second Street
New Feed Store Opens at Lake and Fifty-Second Streets
Frank Simmons opens a first class feed store at Lake street and Fifty-second street. Readers are invited to order winter supplies of hay grain and seed. Expressing and moving services offered with prompt careful attention at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simmons
Lake Street
Fifty-second Street
Mr. Simmons
John Price Home Shoe Store Ad at 109 Robinson Avenue
Buy ladies and children shoes directly from John Price at 109 Robinson Avenue and save trouble and money. Price offers repairs with equal facilities for all kinds of repairing at short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Robinson Avenue
Price
New L Market at foot of Elevated stairs
The New L Market at 2762 Lake Street offers choicest meats at downtown prices from proprietor C. H. Williams who brings twenty years of experience to the shop located at the foot of the Elevated railroad stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Market
Lake Street
C. H. ‘S Williams
Winter Supplies at G. T. Moen’s Store
Winter goods including coal wood hay grain and feed available at G. T. Moen 5211 Chicago avenue. Buy locally and save. Moen delivers promptly with competitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Moen
Chicago Avenue
Local Market Ad Promises Low Prices on Meats and Produce
Oak Park residents urged to send a trial order to Chris. BP. Miller at 122 the street and expect satisfaction with purchases of meats vegetables oysters poultry and game at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Chris
BP. Miller
the Street
Millinery Stock Opened by Mrs Wilder at Lake Street
Mrs A A Wilder opens fall and winter millinery at 105 Lake Street with bargain stock inviting VIINDICATOR readers to call this week and inspect. Do not buy downtown before visiting 195 Lake Street to compare prices and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Bray Fifth Avenue
Lake Street
A. A. Wilder
Chicago Amusements Showcases Casino and Hopkins Bill
The Casino under Mark Edwards offers new variety acts and a large wax works collection with a monster baby exhibit at Clark Street for another week. Hopkins theaters promise a strong Thanksgiving week with clean vaudeville and dramatic features headlined by Pearl Andrews on the South Side and a top bill on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mark Edwards
United States
Eton Musee
New York
Koxan
Clark Street Dime Museum
Hopkins
South Side
Miss Pearl Andrews
West Side
Cicero Town Board considers tax on foreign insurers for fire dept revenue
An adjourned Cicero board meeting reviewed a Pierce proposal to levy a two percent tax on foreign insurance companies to fund fire departments. A resolution to draft an ordinance passed. Other actions included license fee reforms, street widenings, railroad franchise grants, and bid deposit adjustments amid debate over bid security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
American Signons Co
John Healy
James Murphys
Grant Locomotive Works
Stephen & Morton G. Seamen
Finance Committee
W. E Read
Maywood
James Murphy
Dare
Johna Healy
Committee On Police and Sanitary
Jacob Holimannn
Berwyo
Stanley Avenue
Ogden Street Railway Company
Ridgeland Avenue
Thirty-fhat Street
Stantey Avenue
Committee On
Garfield Avenus
Twenty-sixth Street
Clyde
Cheney
Attourney
Ontario Street
Forest Avenue
Aturidge
J. E. Moore
Attridge
Central Avenue
Pebbles
Potwin
Swinscoe
Electric Bitters Promoted for Languor and Malaria Remedy
Electric Bitters advertised as a seasonable medicine aiding liver sluggishness and general exhaustion. Promises relief from headaches digestion and dizziness with a tone suggesting cure of malarial poison. Sold 50c and 1.00 at local drug stores in Oak Park and Austin. Also notes Cicero Town Board delaying appointment to fill Trustee Moore's vacancy with cautions against hasty action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
KR. H. Trail
Austin
Moore
Cicero Town Board
Cicero
Maywood Baptist Thanksgiving Service Details
Maywood observers a Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church with Dr. Jones delivering the sermon. Services begin promptly at 10 45 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
The
Baptist Church
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Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Mesdames Morril
Hughes
Ferris
Jackson
D. Schrieber
Merrill’s
Clara Sinclair
Irving Barney
St. Mary’s Guild
Hatch
St. Mary's Guild
Cc. C. Tate
Episcopal Church
Merrill's Hardware Store
Women'’s Union of the Presbyterian Church
Courtney
Fourth Aveue
Wilson & Kutcher
Lawrence
Woodstock
Norton Cornet Band
Campagn
T. L. Swanen
Maywood, Il
Albert Burmen
Oakark
Chambers & Sons
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Samuel F. Smith
America
Goodman
H. W. Stough
Pres
Geo. B. Townsend
Silas Birr
M. 3
C. W. Widoey
Chae
Fields
Peter Bohlander
Melrose Park
Albert Buress
Chicago Amusements
Ogden Company
Garfield Avenue
Electric Bitters
Franz Meyer
Lyon & Healey and Hardman
Peck Co
Wabash Avenue
Meyer
Hardman Peck & Co
Chicago Ave
OAK Park Bakery
Prop
Warder Brothers
Wisconsin Ave. & Boulevard
Washburn
Pillsbury’s
Paris
M. Flaherty
P. Garrer
W. F. Arnold
M. Welch
G. H. Bohlander
L. Bartlett
Chas. Bendell
Real Estate
Moreland
F. H. Zander
Wm. Glos, Merchant
F. Dunnebecke
Ernest H. Loewe
Mth Avenue
Melrose Park, Ill
Ranroad St
Fifthay
A. ©. Keating
Tie Norton
G. A. Miller, M. Bertsch, T. L. Swangren
Treas
Sec’y
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