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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1900

Page

9

Social notes fill Oak Park with gatherings and visits

The town buzzes with Thanksgiving and winter visits. Mrs. Hartley joins son A. F. Hartley in St. Charles HL. Mrs. Horton of Mecosta Mich arrives to spend the winter with her children in 105 South Central. Detroit guests include Mrs. Henry Leland and daughter Gertrude at 209 North Park. The Kentucky club in Chicago hosts its annual banquet. Miss Ada Hoggins hosts the Austin Art league at 105 South Central with a large attendance. Miss Gertrude Hilton shines at the Schubert Club in St Paul.

Alma Street Mission Harriet F. Hartley A. F. Hartley St. Charles T. G. Horton Mecosta Mich South Central Avenue Henry Leland Gertrude Detroit Holland North Park Avenue B. D. Annewalt Cleveland (O Chicago Merill Coolidge J. W. Clapp North Central Avenue Kentucky Club of Messrs T. H. Stark W. K. Buckler Austin Geraldine Stannard Rapid ‘City Lalah C. Ellsworth Esmond, Sr George B Lizzie W. Charles David Brown Montreal Brown M. E Oak Park A. F. Schmidt J.carrier Lew A. B. Mullen Nellie Goss Nolan O’leary Thirty Club Koontz North Fifty-third Avenue Joseph Dunlop N. Kenilworth Avenue Vogt, Schaws Treakley J. G. Strobridge Elgin Thome James Thome Mies Thome Mra Will Gale C. H. King John Suydam Joplin Blatchford N. Euclid Avenue John Blatchford South Hampton Marwitz Ontario Street Pank Chopin Brahms Miss Hilton

Republican Club Elections Show Spirited Campaigns

The Republican Clubs held Tuesday meetings and elected officers for the next year amid a strong victory mood. The 35th Ward Club hosted a harmonious session with two factions, Race and Garner versus Hunter and Neil Graves, appointing a slate from precinct committees and adopting reports while delaying one candidate. Officers elected: President J H Cooper. vice presidents A C Sandy, G N Miller, Wm Malony, P M Kimmey. Secretary R F Linn Sr. assistant secretaries W O Brown, L J Creary. Treasurer Thos M Hunter. Sergeant at arms C J Fossberg. assistant sergeant at arms C Rylander.

35Th Ward Race Garner Hunter Neil Graves C. H. Burras Col. J. W. Bennett Oakdale H. Thiele H. M. Blood P. Smith E. J. Whitehead Gee. H. Park W. C. Logue J. H. Cooper Ald F. L. Race Geo. H. Park W. C. Brown Brown Cooper Barras A. C. Sandy G. N. Miller Wm. Malony P. M. Kimmey R. F. Linn, Sr W. O. Brown L. J. Creary Thos. M. Hunter C. J. Fossberg C. Rylander

Republican Club Elects Officers in Oak Park

At the Oak Park Republican club election on November 27 officers were chosen: W. C. Woodard president R. L. Bevington vice president F. H. Ball secretary R. S. Ludington treasurer A precinct boundary committee from Madison to Sixteenth street was formed. A second committee led by Hutchinson Prebble Pringle Hunt and Ludington was tasked to seek a constitutional state law for dividing the town by setting off the southern portion and leaving Oak Park alone.

Republican Club Oak Park W. C. Woodard R. L. Bevington F. H. Ball R. SS. Ludington Madison Sixteenth Street Messrs. Hutchinson Prebble Pringle Hunt Ludington

Regular Republican Club Plans December Meeting

The executive committee of the Regular Republican Club of the 35th Ward met at Bagley's cigar store and decided to call a meeting at Royal League Hall on Friday evening December 7 to elect officers and perfect the organization. All Republicans not members of other clubs are invited to join this representative precinct group.

Bagley’s Royal League Hall

Alderman Rector Wins in 28th Ward

At a Republican club meeting Tuesday night the Rector faction secured a clear victory. Club officers named include President Thomas Sayle and Vice Presidents J B Williams Charles Schmacher Charles Sherman Edward Schrinner. Secretary Thomas Goldworthy. Treasurer William McKenna. Sergeant-at-Arms Philip Goetter.

Thomas Sayle J. B. Williams Charles Schumacher Charles Sherman Edward Schrinner Thomas Goldworthy William McKenna Philip Goetter

High Grade Musical Concert for Austin

Music lovers in Austin are promised a high grade concert in Library Hall on Tuesday evening December 4. Mrs. T. F. Adland will present the program with assistance from Chicago Auditorium Conservatory faculty members Miss Fay Hill Mrs. Wm. A. Willett Mr. Meyers and other talent. Reserve the date.

Austin Library Hall T. F. Adland Chicago Auditorium Conservatory Fay Hill Wm. A. Willett Meyers

Brookins Held on Larceny Charge in Austin Connection

C W Brookins former Austin businessman and Frank Noble were arraigned in Justice Schott's court on larceny charges. John Edwards accused Brookins of stealing a trunk left with him June 13 containing clothes and papers. Brookins is held in $300 bond for the criminal court. Noble was discharged. Rumors swirl about Brookins disappearance in August.

C. W. Brookins Austin Frank Noble Justice Schott Warren Avenue John Edwards Brookins North Park Avenue Noble Aurora C. Willard

Fire in Oak Park House Causes Heavy Damage

Large fire in an Oak Park residence last Saturday night damaged the Park house with extensive destruction in the basement and flooring. Furniture and household goods were ruined before the fire department could stop the flames.

Park House Oak Park

Local social notes from East Oak Park and vicinity

East Oak Park residents report visits and entertainments from S Harvey to N Sixty-fourth avenue. Mrs. Buckman hosts the Merry-go-Round Euchre Club. Anna Evans spends Thanksgiving in Racine. Miss Nellie Oriel departs for Denver seeking health. A brief fire at Fred Schlupp’s home and a trio of horses travel to New Orleans are noted.

Bevington S. Harvey Avenue Mansfield Buckman Chicago Anna Evans Harvey Avenue Racine Wis George Butler N. Sixty Fourth Avenue Reeves N. Elmwood Avenue Aurora Condon N. Taylor Avenue Bloomington, Il Rodgers S. Scoville Avenue East End Euchre Club Commons Humphrey Avenue Woman's Benevolent Society Budde Sixty-fourth Avenue Paxton Conn Miss Smith A. L. Spitzer Toledo H. Tracy Evanston Winslow Strong Chib Rossbach S. East Avenue C. K. MacFadden Son D. W. Kimball Geneva Ind Kimball Nellie Orlel South Boulevard Denver Colo Prall N. Scoville Avenue Edith Conant George Fulton Judge Malliot Harold Fink J. M. Fink Fred Schlupp North Desplaines Avenue H. A. Cotton New Orleans

Harlem Thanksgiving Turkey Raffle Sparks Saloon Window Displays

The Apollo club of River Forest held a Wednesday party at Adolph Westphal's on Lake Street. A Harlem Cadets grand entertainment is set for Friday evening December 14 at Thodis Hall Desplaines and Madison with admission 25 cents.

Appollo Club River Forest Adolph Westphal Lake Street Harlem Thodis Hall Desplaines Avenue Madison Street

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