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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1895

Page

3

Community notices and social items from Austin area

Local church services announced with sermons. Notable mentions include O H Fantham with W W Kimball piano tuning and where to leave orders. Daily life notes cover travel, weddings at Poplar avenue, clothing ads, and a piano teacher at 211 North Central. Public works fears delay on street paving and a water melon sale at Austin Packing Co. Also: a G A R train to Louisville, social events, chalk talks, a Niagara College party, and a tennis tournament with prize Winners and a Library Hall celebration in Linden Park.

O. H. Fantham W W. Kimball Co Miss Wood North Central Avenue Garner Anativ Mr. Lancaster North Ping Avenue Nebraska North Pine Avenue Austin Packing Co Centa & Piece Indy Crofts & Reed Chicago Copelin M. FE Austin J. J. McCarthy William H. Holmes Chattanooga Epworth League Methodist The National Cemetery Jessie Clough Paris Baptist Church Finnegan Niagara College New York Raymond King Sol Finnegans Library Hall Harry Crafts Walter Bennett Ashley Ballon Louise McFarland Adele Price Beth Horton

Maywood and Oak Park News Roundup

Towns, mills, and social notes headline a Maywood Oak Park update with water works progress, street work, arrivals and departures, a football push, a Baptist church event, and local social gatherings. Notable items include water pipe testing and testing schedules, a river forest football push, and a parade of residents traveling, renovating, or entertaining in October.

Village Board Meeting Set for Citizen Delegation

A village notice invites residents who smoke to visit Stahmer's store for cigars and informs that at the upcoming Village Board meeting a delegation of citizens will appear before the village fathers seeking action or discussion on a local issue.

Stahmer

Funeral At Forest Home For Hawkins And Jontzen

Hiram A. Hawkins of Berwyn died at 69 from valvular heart disease and was buried at Forest Home after services. Wm Jontzen, Forest Home employee for three years, died Sunday from inflammation of the bowels and was buried there Tuesday. The cemetery employer funded a funeral purse for the widow. A new steel bridge contract, $2000, will connect the Desplaines river and link cemetery sections. Massillon Bridge Co. to build a 125 foot span with double wagon way and sidewalks, due this year. Mrs Marguerita Clamar died at 91 Ferdinand Street and was buried at Forest Home after funeral services. She leaves a husband and three.

Fifth Street Baptist Church Autumn Leaves J. H. Hilton Arlington, Iinois Martin Eighth Avenue Maywood Jureau County First Street Fifth Avenue John McGowen Chatupnooga C. W. Ballard Maywood Electric Light Company Stevens Chicago Frisby Misa Scharenberg River Forest E. M. Scharenberg Scharenberg Warren Yalding Oak Park Mise Tassell Wisconsin Griffin Henry Struble Lake Bluff Misa Lillian Wherry G. T. Howser S. A. Chappelle J. F. Garcia Dyewater N.J. Villars Methodist Church Woman's Club E. Bingham Woman‘s Club Wisconsin Central Harlem Batavie Brass Picayune Lake Street Forest Home Cemetery Hiram A. Hawkins Berwyn Wm Jontzen Forest Home Desplaines Massillon Bridge Company Massillon Ohio Marguerita Clamar Ferdinand Street Mita. Clamar John August Gaden Hann Bros Madison and Desplaines Avenue van Camp John Buettner Waldheim Melrose Park

Harlem News Notes On Exhibits and Local Happenings

Harlem updates include an exhibition at Hann Bros Grocery corner Madison and Desplaines of Van Camp pork and beans on Thursday to Saturday. Local events cover deaths, new stores, renovations, school crowding, and a Proviso Club launch with social activities and a large lawn party for residents of Harlem, Maywood, and Chicago.

Proviso Land Association to Build Ten West Maywood Homes

The Proviso Land Association plans construction of ten new houses in West Maywood. A clothing department opens Monday on the Oak Park second floor. Mrs C L Schmidt travels Tuesday for a three week visit to friends and relatives. Earnest Lye becomes baggage master at Melrose Park station on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.

J. M. Lambert Nebraska Tie W. B. Burton Second Street Chicago Avenue Ed Dirks Miss Anderson Young Wilson Waukesha Welch Argos Indiana New Enterprise Marion Street Oak Park The Enterprise W. W. Tae Wisconsin O. C. Hall Galesburgh Illinois Lizzie Hine Fifth Avenue Lake Street Lyon & Healy Webb’s F. J. Gilmore Phoenix Fire Insurance Company West Maywood C. E. Latham Provisor Land Association South Central Avenue Austin Millinery Broaday Proviso Land Association Jne Mra. C

Electric Bitters Promise Swift Liver and Kidney Relief

Electric Bitters lauded as a pure remedy curing liver and kidney diseases body antiseptic for pimples boils and salt rheum. It claims to purge malaria and prevent fevers while easing headache constipation and indigestion. Sold by L M Lovett Oak Park and St H Trail Austin with guaranteed satisfaction or refund.

L.M. Lovett Oak Park St. H

River Forest Village Board Holds Adjourned Meeting Minutes

River Forest trustees met at the village hall with President Jackson presiding. The board approved minutes, paid a batch of bills, and discussed sewer, street and sidewalk projects including a new John Street sewer, multiple avenue improvements with cedar blocks and brick, and paving on Thatcher and Oak avenues. Public train stopping and sidewalk bicycle enforcement were debated, with suspensions and permits granted, and a $62 claim for damages approved for payment.

River Forest Jackson Arnold Barrett Juergens Scharenberg Wallbank John Street Oak Avenue Lake Street Thatcher Avenue Chicago & Northwestern Railway Chicago Avenue Keystone Avenue Chicago & North Western Railway Division Street Forest Avenue Lake Washington Hawthorne Washington Street Boutele Avenue Madison Street Strete and Sidewalk Committee Tts Frank C. Smith Smith Brown & Snyder Duncan McDonald Wheaton Wm Iken Thatcher Ave Central Qak Ave Trinidad

Auction of Furnishings in Second Flat Reach

Furniture for sale includes parlor sofas and armchairs, rockers, tables in oak and cherry, a folding bed with mirror, a cherry dresser, washstand, kitchen gear, refrigerator, stoves, dishes, screen, pictures, carpets and rugs. Call to inspect at second flat.

Village board acts on street works and tree removal

The board reviewed proposed street improvements and a draft ordinance on willow trees near drains. It ordered bills for catch basin work paid by deducting from the Village Engineer. Ole Anderson was barred from village service, and Cicero Gas was billed for destroying catch basin stubs. The matter of a steam or horse roller for Lake street was sent to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee. The meeting adjourned to September 16.

Barrett Lake Street Ole Anderson Cicero Gas Company

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cure

Otic ad copy touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by L M Lovett Oak dark and Rh H Traill Austin. Price 25 cents per box.

L. M. Lovett Oak Dark Rh. H

Notice of nonresponsibility for debts by Houghton family

J. A. Houghton of Austin Cook Co TL incurs no debts for us. We are not authorized to bind our names to his obligations and will not pay any such debts. Mrs M. J. HOUGHTON and G. B. HOUGHTON announce this in Austin on August 27, 18W5.

Gies J. A. Houghton Austin, Cook Co JA Houghton M. J. Houghton Houghton Austin

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