Cicero's Seat and Local Notices Across Town
Mrs. L. Lancaster returns from Missouri visit. Robert Ryder completes an Milwaukee glass order. Various church talks, club notices, and social events fill the Austin area as residents attend services, lectures, entertainments, sales, and meetings.\\nThe issue notes shop bargains at H. Pillinger & Co. and a flood of personal visits, travels, and community happenings around Lake Street and Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lancaster
Missouri
Robert Ryder
Milwaukee
T. C. Warrington
Methodist Church
Xen
Burglary Suspects Held for Court in Austin Area
Officers Hale and Greenacre arrested Gus Nelson a Swedish laborer and Charlies Johnson a Swedish sailor on burglary and larceny charges on the South Side. Police Magistrate Amerson held them to the criminal court in $500 bonds each. they were jailed in Cook County after failing to post. The force vows to curb Cicero thieves as Captain Hanaberry and Lt Sandmann push diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale and Greenacre
Austin
Gus Nelson
Sweden
Charlies Johnson
Amerson
Criminal Court
Cook County
Cicero
Hanaberry
Sandmann
Oaks Reception Opens Season With Royal Social Scene
The Oaks Club hosted its season opening at the Lake street and Waller avenue clubhouse last Tuesday. Fitzgerald’s Orchestra provided music for dances including waltz and polka as Palm and fern decor brightened the rooms. A midnight banquet featured snowy damask and fine china as the club celebrated Austin’s stylish society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Club
Lake Street
Waller Avenue
Fitzgerald
Austin
Toby
Proviso Street Electric Line Advances and Local Notes
The Cicero and Proviso electric line progresses with paving near Fifth avenue and line extension toward St. Charles Road and Melrose Park. Water tower reaches seventy feet as water pipe installation speeds to be ready by month start. Community notices include guild meetings, church services, relocations, local society events, a new Maywood Messenger, and a successful photograph gallery opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero and Proviso Electric
Lake Street
Fifth Avenue
St. Charles Road
Melrose Park
St. Mary’s Guild
Linden Park notices and local moves across Linden Park
Linden Park residents report a missing valuable horse from C Just corner Fifty-second and Lake. Mrs Ratcliff travels to Baltimore after news of her mother's death. Dr Johnson rents a flat on South Robinson. Robert Muir buys land on South Robinson for a new building. Clark avenue curbing and paving work begins. J W Lambert returns from Nebraska. Real estate deals include L A Gilberts listing a J Watts property on Baird avenue for 5100 and 51 feet on Fifty-first and Superior for 1500. Mrs Speard and daughters move to Mrs Galeys on South Robinson. Mrs G T Moon travels to Milwaukee. Mrs Fred Grant ill. Schumacher visits city for groceries. wagon stolen and recovered minus groceries. August suspects Chicago thefts. Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Messiah Church of Austin will start a new church at Fifty-third and Superior. Mrs Baker dies of heart trouble. funeral at home then interment in Ohio. Mr Baker mourning with Linden Park residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Armatrong
Andrew Barron
Canada
H., Pillinger & Co
Lena Johnson
W P. Freeman
J. W. Hartray
Kenosha
Etta Wilson
Lake View
David McNaughton
Etta Motlong
Crete
Post
Council Bluffs
Frank G. Soule
Giles
Lake Street
Waller Avenue
Minnie Winteringer
Abbot Block
H. SH. Rearden
South Side
Euchre Club
E. Sk. Bush
H. Pillinger & Co
the Oaks
F. P. Fisher
The
Vindicator
Central Iowa
Methodist Church
Hndsome
Thomas Langford
Central Avenue
Anderson Bros
Johnson Earl
Busch & McEwen
Gangford
Hl. H. Spooner
Congregational Church
C. E
T. V. E. Sweet
Freeport
M. E. Church
Francesa
Jennie Morrill
Gertrude Moore
Park Avenue
la Grange
Ill
Harry Crofts
Nelson Bassett
Rossville
Wm. Andrews
Blanche Comstock
Waukegan
Ed. Andrews
Central Ave
Jr. H. Bowes
Hermon Loewy
Elgin
Sidney Jampolis
George
Frank Murray
J. F. Bartlett
Paris
Baptist Church
Bartlett
A. W. Margraff
South Pine Ave
McCarthy
Rockford
Union Relief Society
J. J. McCarthy
N. Central Ave
Mattie Williams
Austin
Wharton
Ratcliff
Robinson Avenue
Town Street
Baltimore
Dr. Johnson
Evanston
Robert Muir
Madison Street
Clark Avenue
J.W. Lambert
Nebraska
Mr. Flaherty
L. A. Gilbert
J. Watts
Baird Avenue
August
Chicago
Monarch King’s New Discovery Praised for Pneumonia Cure
A Dimogadale Michigan pastor cites remarkable relief for his wife after pneumonia and La Grippe with Dr King’s New Discovery. The letter notes severe coughing fits and rapid improvement, with trains bottles offered free at local drugstores. Regular size costs 60 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gunderman
Dimogadale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
R. H. Trail
Austin
Harlem village notes and developments in October events
Harlem on Harlem avenue gains a 99 foot frontage laundry to open in two months. Water works repairs limit supply to 10 cents per 1000 gallons as Harlem and River Forest plan water swap. Charles J. Miller and Maud H. Menier wed at 43 Ferdinand street with about 40 guests. A Cicero & Proviso expansion on South Desplaines avenue and a planned Chicago avenue line could ease city access. Tarlem Turn-Verein plans a October 26 meeting at Gadens Hall and a bowling tour from Oct 26 to Nov 3. A tragic incident reports a seven year old boy crushed by an electric car on Madison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gooding
Miss Mmalange
Michigan City
Ind
August Ebson
Mt. Clemens
Mich
M. ©. Noves
Oak Park
Forest Home Cemetery
C. H. Herrington
la Grange
Harlem
River Forest
Charles J. Miller
Mise Maud H. Menier
F. H. Rowley
Wisconsin Central
Forest Home
Altenheim
Cicero & Proviso Street Railway
Desplaines Avenue
Cicero & Proviso Street Railway Company
Forty-eighth Street
Forty-eighth
Chicago Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Madison
Twelfth Street
City
Lake Street
Tarlem Turn-Verein
Gadens Hall
Henry Troost
Madison Street
Otick
Boutellecvenne
Circle Avenue
Jane 3Rd
Cook County
Henesis
J. Evrorr
L. R. Stafford
Ora E. Cuarin
Electric Bitters Advertisement Claims Cure All Ailments
Electric Bitters is advertised as a year round remedy for languor liver sluggishness and bilious fevers. It claims to counteract malarial poison and relieve headache indigestion constipation and dizziness. Sold for 50 cents and 1.00 at L. M. Lovett Oak Park and KK. H. Trail Austin drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrica Bitters
Ldrag
L. M. Lovett
Oak Park
KK. H. Trail
Austin
Oak Park Triumphs in North Division Clash at Lincoln Park
Oak Park defeated North Division 12 to 6 in a hard fought High School League game at Lincoln Park on Oct 5 1895 before about 3000 spectators. Daly scored for North Division with Berg and Conway kicking extra points for Oak Park while disputes over officiating sparked protest from North Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Conway
Berg
Johnson
Bruns
Friedlander
Daly
Oakl’ark
Katzenberger
Oak Parke
UK Park
Brune
N.D
Matteson
Righ
Baldwin
Bruno Thomlinson
Loftus
Weed
Ensign
Goldsmith
Hymar
Boune
Fisher
Barteline
Kelter
Kaight
Breele
Onak Parks
Lincoln Park
Keifer
Jordan
Casper
Drielsma
Linesmann
Marshall
English High
Manual Training
Olevon
Manual Training School
Lake View
Englewood
Chicago Manual School Rout Defeats English High at Garfield Park
Chicago Manual Training School dominated Chicago English High School 46 to 0 at Garfield Park. Howard led with early scores and goals while Schoyer and Higgle helped seal the win. disputes over a late run were decided before time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Manual School
Garfield Park
Chicago English High
Chicago Manual Training School
English High
van Gilder
Manuals
Howard
Chicago Manual
Schoyer
Manuala
Chicago Manuals
Higgle
McAvoy
Austin Football Loses Opening Test To Illinois Cycle Club
Austin football faced a tough debut, showing nerves early but playing hard. Illinois Cycle Club dominated with stronger, better-practiced players, winning 26 to 0. Austin vows to “play for even” in the next meeting and prepare for a tougher rematch.
Austins Open Season Versus Illinois Cycling Club 18–0 loss
The Austins struggled against the Illinois Cycling Club on October 5, succumbing 18 to 0. Despite weight disadvantage, Austins showed stronger team play though the visitors scored two first half goals and two more in the second half. Key players included Murphy Richardson Snake Wood Whitehead Kellogg Amerson. Austins prepare to meet Hinsdale at home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austins
Illinois Cycling Club
Illinois C. C
Austiny
Illinois
Murphy
Richardson
Snake Wood
Whitehead
Kelloge
Amersons
A. A. Briggs
Austin
Hinsdale
Austin Nine Triumphs Over La Grange 22 to 0
La Grange sent three busloads to Austin to watch a high school football game. Austin dominated with 22 points in two 20 minute halves as La Grange's line struggled. key players cited include Amerson Crafts McDonald Decker and Whitehead, with lineups listed for both teams and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Dorvats
la Grange
Austin
Austin High School
Austins
Amerson
Crafts
McDonald
Decker
Whitehead
Cleverdon
Crosby
Hipty
Morris
Yshgaard
Soderburg
Simith
Conber
Stravia
J. Meeker
Kushimore
Walser
Belimitt
R- Decker
Brown
F. Crafts
eMcDonald
Holures Cratts
C. Rushmore
Scot Austin
Ba Grange
Crates
Ameraon
Cratts
Dunstan
Uopires
K Pare
Oak Park
Lyons Township
Elevena
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M. W. Satterfield
John C. Foster
Mont Clare
N.J
M. Pike
Ontario Street
Oaks” Club House
Oaks Club House
Weber Quartette
Garnes
O. Frank Dodge
L. Avia
Moulton
Richard II
Presbyterian Church
Library Hall
Oaka Club
John Shurtleff
Austin Wheel Co
S. E. Corner Lake St
Proviso
May Wood
Kendall
Argos
Indiana
Emma Tate
Mr. Tate
Episcopal Church
Aitchison
Wasco
Mesars
Jones
McGowen
Atlanta
Georgia
Charles Hermann
Justice Goodrich
Maywood Wheel Company
Siudies’ Aid Society
Letherman
Maywood
Louise Merchant
2D Avenue
Coddington
Chace Bros. Piano Company
Arnold
Maywood Opera Hall
A. Goodrich
Moesrs
Willard Morgan
Clandenen, Jr
Franklin Wing
A. A. Coupland
James French
South First Avenue
Eighth Street
Mother Goose
Linden Park
C. Just
Fifty-second
Lake Streets
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Messiah Church of Austin
Fifty-third and
Superior Street
Mra. Baker
Ohio
Mr. Baker
H. A. Cotton
Nic Schank
Electric Bitters
Singer
Chine
Maiiern
Macnn
WM. Halley
Austin, IN
the Vindicator
Suburban Sports
Oak
Illinois Cycle Club
Hiineis Cycle Club
Oak Park Avenue
Maywood Hotel
J. P. Garner & Co
North Park Avenue
J. S. Barclay
Marion Street
Ladie
R. Graham
Steam Dye Works
Madison St
Witnotts Cycling Club
Mrs. Zimmerman
Franklin Street
Matteson Baldwin
Eustyn
Tomlinac Fisher
Goldamit Conway
Hyman - Breelp
Gur
Vans
Lownship
Schutt , Wi
Rusatiore
Travis Breed
Soderbury
Riptey
Curusby
Holmes
John Palmer
V. S
Oak Park, Ill
North Boulevard
Want
Kent
J. W. Lambert
Humboldt Park
RK. Keasner & Co
North Avenue
A. Lackey, Cwil and Contracting
Plumbina
Manion Street
Oak Pork
Wixprcator
A. TL. Worswick
Monroe
Lakesty Oak Park
Pavillion
Algo
C. L. Schimidt
Crofts & Reed
Alfred Burgess
Superie Street
Fox
Cl & N.W. RL
Watsd
Ienterprise
N. Park Ave
Austin, HI
Erie Street
Preckistee
toSnio Lake St
Frontier County
I. M. Powis
Walnut Avenue
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