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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1899

Page

5

Cicero Town Board adjourned session notes Sept 11 1899

Cicero town trustees meet at the Town Hall Austin with full roster. Authorities read bids for South boulevard sewer and Forest avenue paving. lights contracts discussed. Licenses granted for a house mover. Various petitions referred to Local Improvements and Finance committees. A humorous resolution proposes board members serve without pay.

Board of Trustees Town of Cicero Town Austin Lewis Attridge Frink Hafner Linn MacDonald Traill Utley R. A. Carpenter Board of Local Improvements South Boulevard J. W. Barker Forest Avenue Lake Street Chicago Avenue Standard Paving Company Welsbach Street Lighting Company of America Welsbach South End Globe Light and Heat Company Frank Hedley Committee of the Whole Frank B. Pease Berwyn Committee of the Whoe

Oak Park Wedding: Miss Agnes Preston Weds Andrews Merriman Jr

Miss Agnes Lisle Preston daughter of Mrs. David A. Preston of 147 Pine Grove avenue and Andrews Taggart Merriman Jr were married Tuesday evening at St Peter's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev H C Granger They will reside in Indianapolis after November 1.

Agnes Lisle Preston David A. Preston Pine Grove Avenue Andrews Taggart Merriman, Jr St. Peter’s Episcopal Church H. C. Granger Indianapolis

Holdredge Kettlestrings Tie The Knot In Oak Park

Linda Gertrude Holdredge wed Dr. Fred Willis Kettlestrings in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the bride’s Oak Park home. About 100 guests attended as Rev. W. T. Barton of the First Congregational Church officiated at 8 o’clock.

Kettlestrings-Holdredge Linda Gertrude Holdredge Fred Willis Kettlestrings Charles D. Holdredge Linden Avenue Oak Park W. T. Barton First Congregational Church

Winifred Taylor Weds Edward Adams in Woodbine Ave Home

Miss Winifred Laura Taylor daughter of Rev. E C Taylor married Edward Adams of Boston at the bride’s Woodbine avenue home with Rev J W Conley officiating. The couple left for an Adirondack trip and will settle in Boston after October 1.

Winifred Laura Taylor E. C. Taylor Edward Adams Boston Woodbine Avenue J. W. Conley The Baptist Church Adirondack Mountains

Doctor Weds Nashua Woman in Iowa Home

Last Monday on Sept 11 Dr H H West president of the Chicago Institute of Osteopathy married Miss Laura Walleser a cultured young lady of Nashua Iowa The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home in Iowa The doctor recently opened an office in the Scoville block and has many friends in Oak Park and Austin who extend best wishes to the couple.

J. I. Waller Lake Street Robert Ingalls Baby Michigan Emerson Ingalls Ontario Street F. W. Lee South Scoville Avenue Sessions Missouri Dr. Hemingway Oak Park Avenue Bears Lake Goder the Kenton Miss McCord Bank H. C. Cook Sylvester South Euclid Avenue H. H. West Chicago Institute of Osteopathy Laura Walleser Nashua Iowa Scoville Block Oak Park Austin

Quiet Oak Park Wedding Unites Branch and Stevens

A quiet Thursday ceremony at 8 p.m. joined A Edwin Branch of Boston and Myrtle Stevens of Lawrence, mass. in the residence of Mrs. J Warren Faxon at 402 Wisconsin Ave Oak Park. Rev C P Anderson officiated before the couple left for an extended western trip.

J. Warren Faxon Wisconsin Avenue Oak Park A. Edwin Branch Boston Mass Western Electric Co Chicago Myrtle Stevens Chas. W. Stevens Lawrence C. P. Anderson Episcopal Church

Pretty Wedding at Oak Park Home of Hutchinson Family

A noon Thursday wedding was held at 126 Clinton Avenue Oak Park. Groom Wellington Eckerson from the Santa Fe Railroad civil engineer corps and bride Miss Jennie Gray were celebrated with a Chicago bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Fife and best man Mr John Hammond. Attendees from abroad included the Eckerson family and Mrs Gray of Lindonville Vermont. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Johonatt of the Unity church Oak Park.

the First Presbyterian Church The Missionary Society Nathan Whittlesey Forest Avenue Philadelphia Emily Treverton William Schultz Harlem Avenue J. O. Roach North Boulevard W. L. Ruggles Roach Denver Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Frank Nettleton Oak Park Avenue Kalamazoo Mich Bushnell Oak Park Charles Austin Clinton Avenue Austin Home Avenue B. A. Eckhart Hazel Atlantic City Ogosatz School Percy Eckhart Howard University Law Jennett Gray Wellington Eckerson Hutchinson J. F. Johannet G. W. Hutchinson Civil Engineer Corps Western Division Santa Fe R. R Jennie Gray Lindonville Vermont Elizabeth Fife Chicago John Hammond Engineer Corps Santa Fe Eckerson Gray Harland Eckerson California Rev Johonatt Unity Church

Oak Park Club Audiences Enjoy Final Band Concert

The Oak Park Club hosted Phinney's United States band before over 6000 spectators for the season finale. The program featured Boston Commandery Overture, William Tell, Love's Old Sweet Song, Manila Bell, a cornet duet, Les Eg Us, a Mendelssohn reminiscence, Paderewski medley, Lilliputian piccolo solo, and a Battle Field to Fireside fantasia. A grand fireworks display closed the evening, praised as a season high point.

Oak Park Club Phinney United States Boston Commandery Carter Manila Fletcher Cornet C. T. Smith C. Johnson Meyerbeer Paderewski Brewer A. Peterson Mendelssohn Leeencence Godfrey

Defective brick shipment to Austin church replaced

The pressed brick sent to the Austin Methodist Episcopal Church were spotted and scaly. The manufacturer, arriving from St. Louis on Wednesday, inspected the defects and ordered the bricks removed. A batch of better quality bricks will be shipped immediately.

Austin Methodist Episcopal Church St. Louis

Post Office Clerk and Car Carrier Examination Notice

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a special examination by its Post Office Board of Examiners. In Austin on October. For information apply to S. C. Higginson, secretary.

United States Civil Service Commission Postoffice Board of Examiners Austin S. C. Higginson

Fire at Austin-Cody flats damages several buildings

About 1 30 Tuesday morning flames swept the Austin-Cody flats at Central avenue and South boulevard. Fire crews from Austin Ridgeland Oak Park and Chicago fought the blaze saving the block. Estimated losses include 10000 for the Austin-Cody buildings 2000 for the Dean building and numerous uninsured tenants.

Austin-Cody Central Avenue South Boulevard Austin Department Ridgeland Oak Park Sattiey Cody Traill & Cooling Fortyseventh Fortieth Ked Austin Flats Cody Flats Bradley Dean Dean Guilford Austin T. Clery F. D. Gardner J. F. Middleton M. A. Sattley

Recital at Library Hall Austin Sept 19 by Kennard Barradell

Recital at Library Hall in Austin presented by Mr Kennard Barradell on Tuesday evening Sept 19 features a program including Der Doppelganger Faith in Spring The Organ Man Abschied Schubert Serenade Be a ute d Jeannette Dalyrac Where B Er You Walk The Devout Lover Maud V White Marie Go Fetch a Flask of Sparkling Wine Das Alte Lied Mother Sor Satieras Grieg In May When Thy Sweet Eyes I Gaze Upon I Murmur No more Schumann The Kerry Gow Heigho The Morning Dew Arranged by Charles Wood The Dondvans Leos Arranged by A A Needham Words and translations to be distributed at the hall before the recital.

Kennard Barradell Library Hall Abschied Dalyrac Handel Maud V. White Marie Grieg Charles Wood Dondvans Leos A. A. Needham

Klondike Explorer E Wimpenny Missing Since Feb

Friends report Mr. E Wimpenny of 412 North Park Avenue vanished after setting out February 23 to explore unknown Copper River territory in the Klondike. His party members who have returned described thrilling adventures to Mrs. Wimpenny.

E. Wimpenny North Park Avenue Copper River Klondike

Whist Club of Oaks Elect Officers for Year 1899

At the Oaks whist club annual meeting held Monday evening September 11 1899 officers were elected for the year President Ward B Howland Vice President Lester E Andrew Secretary James L Price Treasurer James B Oliphant Whist Committee G A Krels E Rockledge J B Thorndyke

Oaks Ward B.howland Lester E. Andrew James L. Price James B. Oliphant G. A. Krels E. Rockledge J. B. Thorndyke

Man's Neckwear Becomes Unheroic to Woman

A witty note comments how a man's necktie tied at the back fails to inspire heroism in women, using a light, social observation on style and perception.

River Forest notices and gatherings sweep week events

John Wherry fights typhoid at home on Ashland avenue. Residents travel and visit in Vermont, Kenosha, Iowa, Michigan and Indiana. Church social at Presbyterian Church last Thursday with rain dampening turnout. Meth­odist Episcopal church to mark its silver anniversary September 21 with an elaborate program. River Forest home damaged upstairs in fire causing about 300 dollars of loss.

John Wherry Ashland Avenue Prowdy Thatcher Avenue Vermont Messrs C.H R. FE. Marble Grove Street Hopkinton Iowa J. W. Cassell Dr. Kelley Vic Chenoweth Kenosha Wis Cora Alice Griffing Central Avenue East Gertrude Gayton T. Chase Park Avenue Rockford E. J P. P. Sullivan Forest Avenue Torch Lake Mich Mills Plumb Presbyterian Church Adams River Forest Edgewater Gould Methodist Episcopal Church of

Harlem News Briefs Include Clinton Excursion and Meeting

Harlem residents plan a group trip to Clinton Iowa next Thursday. The Harlem Agassiz Chapter opens its season with a meeting Tuesday Sept 19 at 8 pm in Library Hall, with full attendance urged due to important business. Sunday night the fire department responded to a blaze at the Shields residence at Franklin Street and Circle Avenue, damaging the roof and upper story.

Clinton Iowa Harlem Agassiz Library Hall Shields Franklin Street Circle Avenue F. Syring

Local Events and Social Happenings in Maywood Area

Mrs H K Goodrich visits daughter in Chicago. Grace Peck reads at Methodist Church to a large audience. Fred Robey returns from Seigel after two months with sister Mrs Fred Snyder. L M King to move into 107 North Seventh Ave on Oct 1 as Norton factory night watchman. Rev Mr Warren to lead First Presbyterian Church services next Sunday. Old Homestead Club trims wagon and travels to Fillisburg Salt Creek. Burk the expressman loses then recovers wagon and team near city. Doretta Larkin hosts farewell for Grace Millard as she returns to North Adams Mag. Maywood University Sextet performs at Maywood Opera Hall with Mr Jackson and Miss Jennie Brown. Informal dance planned for Maywood, Austin, Oak Park college students. Fitzgerald’s orchestra engaged. George A Harris horse runs away near St Charles road. street car collision damages carriage. occupants uninjured.

W. D. Fergus South Pine Avenue Syracuse N. Y Barbara Weideman Elgin Katherine Leeding South Fifty-third Street L. B. Bramen Austin M. J. Blundin Poplar Avenue Soul Culture Club Lizzie W. Charles H. P. Coughlin Delos St. Edward's Hall Notre Dame University Notre Dame Ind Cook County Illinois Clara Abel Harriet Baird Henry Basma Lew McElroy Stone H. K. Goodrich Armstrong Chicago Grace Peck Fred Robey Seigel Fred Snyder North Seventh Avenue L. M. King Norton's Irving Burk Doretta Larkin Fourth Avenue South Ninth Street Grace Millard North Adams Mags Claflin University Maywood Opera Hall Jackson Jennie Brown Maywood Oak Park Fitzgerald St. Charles Road George A. Harris South Thirteenth Avenue

World of Trouble Until We Are Out of It

A terse reflection on collective hardship and the hope of escape from ongoing troubles. The speaker suggests the current period is burdensome but implies relief lies beyond the present struggle.

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