Clyde Odd Fellows Promote Weekend Entertainment Schedule
The Clyde community lists events from Oct 29 to Nov 1 including a dancing party at Orchestra Hall, an Episcopal church service at Mrs Heh's home, and an Odd Fellows musical and literary program at their hall. The Clyde Orchestra, Phantom party plans, and Hawthorne ball details are noted with multiple charity and club meetings including the Cycle Woman's Club and Rebekah Lodge benefiting the Odd Fellows Home.
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Clyde Odd Fellows
Clyde Orchestra
Orchestra Hall
H.eh
Clyde
J. L. Smelser
Pennsylvania
Vindicator
Austin
Womans Auxiliary
Clydeion
Hawthorne
Cycle Woman's Club
Clyde Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Pellows
Morton Park Club Announces Dance and Bowling Events
The Morton Park Club reports a formal dance at Morton Park Hall with a bring and buy style event. A bowling tournament starts November 1 with entries closing Saturday night, and games run nightly except Thursdays when other entertainments occur.
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Morton Paar
Astin
Morton Park Ehib House
Edowith
Morton Park
Moorton Park Club
Hawthorne Fireman's Ball Planned and Fair at St Dionysius
Hawthorne hosts a fireman's ball on November 18 at the Hawthorne Auditorium. St Dionysius Catholic Church runs a parish fair opened last Saturday with strong participation. A diamond pin prize will go to the woman Forester receiving the most votes, donated by Rev Mather Irkinswick. This Saturday night features dancing with Clyde Orchestra.
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Hawthorne Auditorium
Hawthorne
Austin
Oak Park
St. Dionysius Catholic Church
Iawthorne
Forester
Mather Irkinswick
Clyde Orchestra
Harlem Couple Wed In German Church Matrimony Sparks Noted Festivities
Miss Minnie Trup and Albert Longfield were married at St John’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Harlem. The ceremony led by Rev M Kosse drew a large crowd as the couple arrived and departed on a crowded hayrack, with much good natured banter and laughter among friends and onlookers.
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Harlem
Minnie Trup
Albert Longfield
St. John’s
River Forest News: Homes Rise and Social Gatherings
J J Ryan improves his house on Oak Court. Scarretts begin a handsome Lathrop avenue dwelling. Mrs Howser and her son visit Missouri. Anderson builds a seven room Ashland Ave house. Palmer to start a $6000 River Forest dwelling. Local residents visit and guest rotate from Kankakee to River Forest. Women’s groups meet at the Methodist church and plan charity work. A meeting for a Woman’s Auxiliary is set. The River Forest Woman’s Club discusses The Ideal City. Church bodies hold officers and missionary tea planning. Rev William Fawcett returns as Methodist pastor amid community welcome.
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Berwyi
Woodlawn
Hrer
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Dantediter
Olio
Pivy Nowes
Chien#a
Osnime
Vinelea
Austin
Oak Park
George Haring
Berwyn
Mares, Wash
Khondike
Archie Marshall
Wood
Marshall
Wood Nesday Evedine
Bere Wy Yaplied Charet
Revo
Bendmin Martin
Byron Cassell
Thirty-Fourth Street
Carroll Avenue
A. Puthie
Po Nelson
Nelsom
Triad
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Maple Avenue
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Aveust Ebeen
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Frank Poster
Hurtent
Black Hills
Seemaina Polasky
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Meringo Sprect
Syring
Muller
Fritlin Street
Carl Lorenz
William Heidelbach
Harlem
Augusta Krueger
Gretna
du Page County
Reeves
Tech
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Engelbert Leaner
Burehard Court
Stunday
Leth
Phaekett
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Wepostare
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Marelas
Chet
Stuwall
Ernest Dahlenbers
Tamily
Dave
Florida
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Isek Cam
Pharlem
Pharlem Pouruyeréin
Scarretts
Lathrop Avenue
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River Forest
Missouri
A. Anderson
Ashland Avenue
EL Palmer
J. Hopping
Kankakee
G. L. Hopping
Co Padmer
Weyerone Avenue
Boyd
G.de. Townsend
Second View
Mitsons
C. M. Marble
Loitt
Woacan's
Foreign Missionary Society of the River
Chicago Avenue
Hoeelock
Hoo’eloek
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Mars. Khodgsan
Priam Odell
Prouty
van Alstine
Ritting
Mawcert
Riser Forest
May Wood
Cesto
de. Rayd
Presbyterian
Reception for New and Departing Clergy at Oak Park Church
Trustees and officers of Oak Park Methodist Church hosted a reception Thursday for Rev Burns and Mrs Burns and for Rev Caldwell and Mrs Caldwell, marking new assignments and farewells. Addresses of welcome were given by Henry Crile and B Cleveland, with a brief musical program and organ selections by Aurie Vo Tl ed ricksane and Jennie Morrow. Ushers included Lena Ruggles and Mary Naden among others. Bishop Merrill sent a letter of regrets due to prior duties.
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Oalk Park Methodist Church
Wol Burns
Poon
Burns
Woo. Crammer
W. WH. Burns
D. D
Oak Park Methodist Church
Mr. Burns
Western Avene
Chicago
Wesley Church
Tie
Ward
Joliet
South Chicago
Desplaines
Oak Park
Pooley
Conve Street
Rockford
J. Hy. Caldwell
Henry Cribben
Aurie V. Hedrick
Jennie Morrow
J. . Cleveland
FE. Po Sperty
Tomasa
Chaveh
Frappe
Oaks Opening Social Season Draws Five Score Guests
The Austin Oaks Club starts the season with a Library Hall ball on Thursday hosted by Fitzgerald's Orchestra behind palms. About seventy five couples in formal attire danced to quad rilles and rounds as social laurels fell to the host group.
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Austin Oaks
Library Hall
Fitzgerald
J. Crafts
BK. D. Robinson
Hf. H. Reardon
H. A. Potwin
RR. T. Traill
J.P. Garner
Kt. CG. Hood
Women Host Housewarming and Welcome Oak Park Pastor
Mrs. Joseph K. Dunlop and Mrs. George L. Mastman hosted a Tuesday afternoon reception at the new Dunlop home. The event doubled as a housewarming and featured a large guest list from Oak Park Methodists. The Rev. W. W. Burns, new pastor, received a warm welcome, with other clergy and members attending a Thursday reception for Burns and farewells to Pooley. The Oak Park church plans continued growth under the new leadership.
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Joseph K. Dunlop
George L. Mastman
Mesdames
J. IW. Dunlop
George J.astian
I. PT. Johnson
Dunlop
L. T. Woodcock
KE. C. Glover
Wilton S. Smith
Wilton M. Carson
O. W. Hervick
Irvin Barney
Mesdames G. Gerts
Arthur Gustorf
OA. Hartwell
Roe G. Hatcher
HL Hilton
HH. B. Carton
Austin Homegtady Culture Club Formed in Austin
Organization formed Oct. 16 1897 at 5814 Chicago Avenue Austin under local director Mr Rouser to promote practical elocution and general culture. Twenty six members with officers including President IX Lounsbury Vice President I Wickum and Secretary Anderson along with other posts and a three member program committee. A health ad promotes Electric Bitters for female complaints and general relief with stated prices at local Austin druggists Lovell and Traill.
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Chicago Avenue
Austin
Mr. Rouser
Lounsbury
I. Wickum
Anderson
F. E B. Harrison
G. Swanson
A. J. Anderson
al Golg
A. Holmberg
M. I. Bork
J. P. Bailey
Lovell's Drug Store
Oak Park
Traill’s
Trusted traveling position with established Illinois firm
Advertised by The Dominion Company seeking able men to travel for a steady job in Illinois. Pays monthly salary plus expenses with reference required. Send self addressed stamped envelope to The Dominion Company Dept Y Oktvaga.
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Ilinois
Epva
Iepe
the Dominion Company
Dept. Y
Oktvaga
River Forest Village Directory President and officers listed
River Forest village directory lists President Thomas M. Jackson. Clerk George W. Shearburn. Trustees William Arnold Joseph Binks Chas W Juergens FP LaMonroe Hi H E Scharenberg Harlen H E Page. Collector Henry Strable. Attorney Frank Little. Engineer Robert A Lackey. Marshal Carl A Witmeroth. Fire Marshal Leonard K Moore. Supt Water Works Ernest Midlish. Board meets first Monday in Council room Water Works building. committees named for Finance Streets Drains License Judiciary.
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Thos. M. Jackson
Thatcher Ave
Geo. W. Shearburn
Rustees
Wm. Arnold
Aonroe
Joseph Binks
Grove St
Chas, W. Juergens
Forest Ave
Monroe
Franklin Ave
Hi. HE. Scharenberg
Monroest
Harlen HE. Page
Gale Ave
Henry Strable
Norest Ave
Frank Little
Ieystone Ave
Robert A. Lackey
Oak Park
Carl A. Witmeroth
Keystone Ave
Leonard HK. Moore
Ernest Midlish
Water Works
Cicero Seeks Bids for North Side Pipe Sewer Project
The Town of Cicero invites sealed duplicate proposals for constructing a pipe sewer on the north side of Chicago avenue from Prairie to Austin avenues. Payments from Special Assessment No. ovo. Bids due 7:30 p.m. Saturday October 30th 97. Ten percent certified check required. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Chicago Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Austin Avenue
Cicero
Board of Trustees
Notice of sewer contract let in Cicero district
Property owners on Pleasant street and Harvey avenue are notified that at the October 6 1897 board of local improvements meeting the contract for Special No 608 Pleasant street and Harvey avenue pipe sewer was let, subject to confirmation, to Edward A Barker at his bid of 987 80 dollars.
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Pleasant Street
Cuyler Avenue
Harvey Avenue
South Boulevard
Randolph Street
Board of Local Improvements
Edward A. Barker
Harvey Avenue Improvement Contract Awarded on Harvey Avenue
Notice to property owners along Harvey Avenue between South Boulevard and Randolph Street says the Board of Local Improvements let Special No. 607 Harvey Avenue improvement contract at its October 6 meeting to Charles M. Porter for 3607.40 dollars subject to confirmation. Signed by R. H. Traill C. J. Linden and Harry A. Potwin.
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Harvey Avenue
South Boulevard
Randolph Street
Board of Local Improvements
Charles M. Porter
R. H. Traill
C. J. Linden
Harry A. Potwin
Company aims to develop British America and Alaska gold fields
The chief object of the Company is to carry on a general trade and develop the gold fields of British America and Alaska including the Klondike district. While others seek claims, its officers have secured options on the most promising properties to be obtained.
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British America
Alaska
Klondike
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