Ciceros Precincts And Oak Park Social Notes
In Cicero’s precinct Rev Hoyt preaches on revivals at the evening Presbyterian service. Oak Park Chess Club grows, practice at 321 S Grove Ave Oct 17. Miss Katharine Hatcher to wed G H Pembroke of Cicero Sixth Precinct. Mass meeting of Independent Gold Standard Democrats in Oak Park Oct 17 with W E Poulson speaking. Several local notices of illness, marriages, and social events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hoyt
Oak Park
W. R. Vosburg
S. Grove Avenue
Katharine Hatcher
G. H. Pembroke
Cicero
Bryan
Independent Gold Standard Democrats
Austin
Heard’s Hall
W. E. Poulson
Chicago
BE. C. Deane
Racine
W. G. Deane
Plaza
McFadden
Mathews
A. B. Melville
Chicago Avenue
Margaret Timmiec
North Boulevard
North Forest Avenue
Lizzie Johnstone
Englshman
T. Rigby
Cicero voting surge signals election day risk
Edward Francis trip to Montreal noted as Cicero registration on Tuesday reached 4723 up from 3087 in 1892 while those who miss registering face a last chance on Tuesday Oct 20. Other items cover political speeches, commerce ads, fires, and community notices in Austin Illinois area.
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Edward Francis
Montreal
Canada
Cicero
WEDDING BELLS AT OAK PARK MISS AMANDA KNauer WEDS LOuis Cook
A Chicago groom and Oak Park bride Amanda Knauer and Louis Cook wed at the bride's home on October 14 Rev Johns of St Pauls Lutheran served. The Plaza reception featured a white and pink menu and a Fitzgeralds Chicago orchestra. Guests from Chicago and nearby towns attended a lavish banquet with many floral tributes and gifts.
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Amanda Knauer
Wisconsin Avenue
Oak Park
Louis Cook
Chicago
Mr. Johns
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fitzgerald
Ella Knauer
Maude Cook
James Albert Cook
Richard J. Schweitzer
Maywood and Proviso Notes Reflect Civic Life and School Honors
Local Maywood and Proviso area items cover school holidays, exams, lessons, and private German tutoring offered by Miss Adams. Reports mention church events, community meetings, football practice, new directory distribution, lectures, and a silver rally with strong voter turnout. Labor strikes on Lake street, election judges, and voter registration activities are noted alongside social gatherings, visits, and public notices in Maywood and surrounding towns.
Ridgeland barber shop and church social in Ridgeland
Mr Dirks opens a fine barbershop opposite the power house in Ridgeland. The Second Congregational Church plans a social this Friday night inviting all to bring a book to donate to Dunning poor house. A meeting debated inviting Rev. Mr. Strong of Mount Vernon Ohio. about fifty of one hundred fifty members voted to call him to lead future spiritual affairs.
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Dirks
Ridgeland
Second Congregational Church
Dunning Poor House
Mr. Strong
Mount Vernon
Ohio
The Short Girl Presents Subtle Social Advantage
The passage argues the short woman has social and practical advantages over taller women. It claims men feel at ease with shorter women, who can show passion and coaxing effectively, while tall women may be imposing. It notes shorter women need less protection in crowds and occupy less space in streetcars.
Free Life Pills Offer From H B Bucklen Co
A vintage advertisement offers Dr King s New Life Pills with a free trial by sending address to H B Bucklen Co Chicago The pills claim to ease constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles and to be vegetable and non deleterious Sold by Lovell s drug store Oak Park and Traili s drug store Austin
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H. B. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Lovell’s Drug Store
Oak Park
Traili’s Drug Store
Austin
River Forest Church Seeks Charity Sewing Benefit
In River Forest the M E church ladies met to sew for charity. Mrs Solomon Thatcher of Paris visits her mother Mrs In Thatcher. Dr Jarcett preached his first sermon in the new field. A dancing class gathers with Majors McWinles Lord Oak Park. Mrs Welsh sought information. Bert Chambers sold his store fixtures to Maywood. Presbyterian church considers free sittings. twenty five members hosted this evening by Mesdames Likken Munson Plum. George W Chirk injured cutting wood, now uses crutches.
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Fay Jacobs
A. E. Mack
Nebraska
Harlem E. Fage
Gale Avenue
J. W. Broughton
Gaulney
Vermont
Sionaks Iast
Men's League
Presbyterian Church
Maywood
Estelle
Harber
R.T. Watbank
W. P. Crenshaw
Congress
Crenshaw
River Forest
Belles Lettres” Society
Tar
S. A. Chappell
Forest Avenue
Ale. d. Strupelihe Society
Women's Club
Larash
Tims
Marie Remick
Oak Park
Wadsworth
Beard
Chicago Normal School
Mesdames Hemman
Goodman
Ilinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Springfield
Maywood Women's Club
Emma Warner Rogers
Northwestern University
M. E. Church
Solomon ‘Thatcher
Paris
France
Thatcher
Jarcett
Majors McWinles
Lord
Welsh
Bert Chambers
Presbyterian Holy
Mesadmes Milliken
Munson
Plum
George W. Chirk
Harlem Prominent Folk In Local News And Events
Harlem reports a Cadew’s prize bowling tournament to start within a fortnight at Charles Hannow’s on Franklin Street. Desplaines Avenue builder updates, Peters’ butcher shop freshly opened, and Fritz Tessnow recovering from an accident. Fall dance venue undecided. Jean Wilbay moves to Marengo Street. Dennis Quill recovering from typhoid fever. Dr. Kahle visiting physician. Star Pleasure Club event on Oct 17 at Schaff’s Hall with transport provided. Pool room raid nets $100 over Sept 29 and Oct 5. eight arrested. doors now shut. Cemetery ordinance passed, placing cemetery matters under village leadership. Pool room remains open but sluggish, with 50–100 daily patrons. head of operation unknown. Gaden’s hall debate between Justice Klimmer and James W. Wilson draws large crowd. Wilson of Feld and Fireside Journal impresses. Klimmer well prepared. Chicago Dispatch stance debated and largely endorsed by attendees on vote. Turnverein club appoints prize tournament committee for Gad en’s hall Oct 24 to Nov 1. prizes deemed more valuable than last year. Jagermost and Gid en last year’s champions still rivaling. Farlemites anticipate strong turnout and broad interest.
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Cadew
Charles Hannow
Franklin Street
Desplaines
Aiv
Charles Bonnow
Harlem
Adolph Peters
Fritz Tessnow
Grreet
Sehwass
New Fall
Jean Wilbay
Marengo Street
Dennis Quill
Kahle
Star Pleasure Club
Schhaff’s
Turner Park
Klimmer
Harlem Village
Gaden's Hall
Joseph Klimimer
James W. Wilson
Austin
Wilson
Farm, Feld and Fireside Journal
Chicago
Justice Klimmer
Silverites
Chicago Dispatch
Turnverein Club
Gaden’s Hall
Revond
Wiliam Jagermost
Rulolph Giden
Bucklens Arnica Salve for Multiple Ailments Sold Locally
The advertised Bucklens Arnica Salve claims to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions along with piles or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents per box or bottle, offered for sale by Lovell's Drug Store Oak Periz and Traill's Drug Store.
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Lovell’s
Oak Periz
Acu Traill
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Boston
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Waukesha
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Batavia
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