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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1895

Page

5

Moreland West Division News Highlights

Miss Ethel Shipman returns from Louisville and Mrs Barry prepares for a sale. Local society notes report charity events, church activities, and club formations. New businesses, street improvements, anniversaries, and community stories fill the West Moreland page with social life, travel plans, and minor incidents.

Local Social Notes and Life Events From Wis. Towns

Mrs Jewel slowly recovers from illness. Grant Holt spent days at home in Rockford Illinois last week. Mrs Gauss of Washington boal is visiting friends in Willimette. Terrill builds a two story brick house at 65 West Forty-third Street. Mrs W Q Parmalee returns after a month in Wisconsin. Miss Josie Logan suffers bronchitis. Misa Bergy of Baraboo visits Mrs Hubn at 39 West Fortieth Street. Lucius Richardson couple spent last week in Milwaukee. Miss Daisy Gauss will visit Willmette this weekend. Stanley McNitt, nine months old, died Friday September 6.

Jewel Grant Holt Rockford Gauss Washington Boal Willimette Terrill West Forty-third Street W. Q. Parmalee Wisconsin Josie Logan Misa Bergy Baraboo Hubn West Fortieth Street Lucius Richardson Milwaukee Daisy Gauss Willmette Stanley

Austin Tennis Tourney Crowds Fueled Finals Week

Final rounds in both gentlemen's and ladies' consolations and mixed doubles drew record crowds in Austin. Notable matches featured Miss Beth Horton and Miss McFarland with Crafts in mixed doubles, plus Oak Park and Austin clashes in doubles. A closing reception honored players with dancing and refreshments.

Austin Ballon Dowse Miss McFarland Hi, Crafts Miss Price Bassett Crafts Miss Bennett Oak Park Lou McFarland Eva Bennett Gertie Hilton Rose Robinson Miss Hilton Miss Robinson W. D. Herrick C. Ward Seabury Walter Bennett Wallace McFarland Seabury Herrick Lawford McFarland Bennett Austin Courts Walter D. Nerrick Walter Crafts Cicero Deuce S. Herrick Tennis Club Library Hall

Oak Park Triumphs In Eleven Inning Close Over River Forest

Oak Park defeated River Forest 5 to 2 in eleven innings to cap a brilliant season. Sickles struck out thirteen for Oak Park, supporting a strong Battery duo Murphy and Field. Key hits came from Brown O’Neil and Field with Andrews and Todd making sharp plays as 3,000 fans witnessed the title-closing thriller.

Oak Parks River Forest Murphy and Field Murphy and Clark River Forests Sickles Murphy Oak Park Barlow Andrews Darlap Todd Brown Johnson O'’Neil Smith Dunlap Alward Waldo R.H.P Daemke Dart Bickles E. Murphy Ruan Tindill

Man Killed by Train at Brighton Park

An unidentified man died Tuesday night after being struck by a Chicago and Alton train at Brighton Park. Police and railway officials investigated the fatal incident as a preliminary report described the scene and cause.

Brighton Park Chicago and Alton

Olympic Theatre in Chicago Promises Top Vaudeville Bill

The Olympic in Chicago remains the leading West Coast style variety house with weekly changing European and American stars. Matinees draw families and ladies, while evenings attract a refined audience. October will feature acts from Tony Pastor's Weber & Fields and more, with 10 20 and 30 cent top seating and flexible entry.

Olympic Chicago Europe Olympic Theatre West Tony Pastor’a Weber & Fields Guss Hill’s Hyde's Russell Brothers Billy Emerson George Thatcher

Frank Hallu's Casino in Chicago Offers New Attractions

Chicago play houses are in full operation with Frank Hallu's Casino presenting the city’s largest and most select audiences. Miss Cora Beckwith the champion lady swimmer continues a forty day float. Prof P H Wignn begins a 10000 mile walk across the United States in 450 days with a series of walks planned in the theatre. The coming week promises a marvel of novelty and new ideas.

Frank Hallu Chicago Frank Hall Cora Beckwith P. H. Wignn United States I.cea

Oakdale Hotel Under New Management Renovation

Under new management the Oakdale Hotel has been thoroughly renovated to cater to a first class trade. Transients will be accommodated. For rates contact W. W. Shrader, Oakdale Hotel, Austin.

W. W. Shrader Oskdale Hotel Austin

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West Division News MOREL Ethel Shipman Louisville Daly's William Barclay Frank Hansen Thompson's Pavilion Casper Sacramento Avenue Kate Barry Trilby Christian Endeavor Sacisty Moreland M. Cumings Lake and Forty Eighth Street West 48Th Avenue Barry Zearn 48Th Avenue Butterworth Ontario Street P. H. Gleistein Rehberg Jean Crawford Barr Toledo Ohio Bullock Bros Forty-eighth Street Lake Ben Brett Freazer & Koch Lizzie Barclay Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Presbyterian Church Moreland Lodge of Odd Fellows Moreland Cycling Club M. E Lake Street Kronan Society Wilson Cincinnati Helping Hand Society Rogers Fulton Street Louise Crane Kinzie Street Louisa Frank Kelley Ohio Street Bullock Brothers Forty-eighth Avenue McDonald Mason Hunter & Bullock Northwestern Railway H. Mills Virginia Benton Harbor J. Cooper Willie Cooper Louisa Kleinbeck Lehrman 48Th Ontario James Hughes Lake Streets St. Phillip’s Church Calvary Parenta Forty-second Street Carey James Marshall Doc. Stevens Clinton Town Central Park George Hodgens Rockport Maar Mra Jas. Kye Wintermute Ladson Aid Society Kingaland Washington Boul Emma Schmidt Paw Paw Lake Mich Stebbins No. 67 Weat Forty-third Street Batavia, al Carrie Lawson Woodstock Mamie Barter Lambert Forty-first Street Lottie Smith Courtland Ill Anna Bradbury Des Moines Jas. Rye Effie Jones North Side F. Brink Elgin Adams Street Thompson Washington Bou Greadshaw Street Adams Street M. E L.E. Hackley Elia Delevan Wis Will Hackley Belle Aton D. A. Lamport Epworth League The Adams M. E. Church George Boam Chicago and North Western Red Douglas Belle Plaine Iowa Boam Boa G. A.R Lamben Forty-third Street Forest Home Samuel Wilson Hamlin Avenue David Ray L’ Road Fortieth Street Fortieth Kinzie Thomas Connor S. C. Haskin Taylor Illinois Campbell Park Presbyterian Church Daniel Thompson Forty-fourth Street Congregational Church Gus Jeschke Christ Hanson Anna Schmidt Harry Dowle Oak Park VS Dr. King L. M. Lovett Oals Park R. H Chicago & Northern Pacific Railroad Grand Centre Harrison Street Fifth Avenue Atetions Harlem Daily D. OR. Bun. Rik D. ox.Bun North Henry 9. Hawley Park View Park St Oply Wicker Park Arthur H. Lange Prop W. R. Chesnutt Pantaloons Chesnutt Madison Street ACOR FR. Decker PREA UME James Meehan 36Th St Humboldt Park Humboldt Park Bakery Stationery, Cigars & Tobacco Christ West Division St John Dolese J. H. Shepard Washington St S. S. Metzler Washtenaw Avenue Baseball Cosmopolitan Pharmacy G. Fernitz, JR Viking Building W. North Ave North Washtenaw Deutsche Skandinavisk Apotheke, Apothek Brett & Nelson Chicago and Moreland Express City Linden Park Mandell General Teaming W. Larf and 48Th Sts R. Reasner West North Avenue E. R. Haase & CO Dearborn Street Aetna Fire Insurance Co Undertaker J. A. Corrigan West 40Th ST Chicagg Chicago Amusements Oakdale Hotel C. B. Patrick Coal & Wood Grand Ave Chicago, Ill Telephone West Herring Hall Marvin Co W. North Avenue J.thomsen Soec’y Mg’r M. Decker Harry H. Decker TREAG Austin Packing Co Pennsylvania Perth Swift Jersey North Park Avenue Austin, Ulm Ww. W. Kimball Pres E. S. Conway, Bev A. G. Cone Treas W. Kimball CO Wabash Ave Kimball Organs M. Flaherty Lake Bts J.P. Garner W.F. Arnold M. Welch Maywood G. H. Boblander Melrose Park L. Bartlett Chas. Bendell Real E Estate F. A. Zander Real Estate Wm. Glos, Merchant F. Dunnebecke Oxford la Salle Telephone Boston J. Dunfee & CO Franklin St Kinzie and Ditton Streets D. Yunker Madison St Consult Tod Troy Dental Parlors VT Aa Aes B.moore & CC Bee Bisise
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