Avenue Bakery Opens in Oak Park Precinct
Oak Park notes bring news of a new building and Avenue Bakery opening with fresh goods. Local movers include Carl Bruckman moving to 431 North boulevard and Misses Giles returning from a three week east vacation. many residents attend church events, lawn social for evangelical church, and Oak Park Chess and music clubs plan meetings and instrument sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Avenue
Carl Bruckman
North Side
Chicago
Goelitz Flats
North Boulevard
Mabel
Florence Giles
W. H. Herrick
Forest Avenue
Grand Rapids
Avenue Bakery
N. Y
Hann Bros
Randolph Street
Madison Street
Harlem
Oak Part
G.W. Phelps
North Cuyler Avenue
Hiram Coombs
Gray's Lake
Ill
Prairie Club
Robert Newell
North Central Avenue
Finnegan
Niagara University
Dubuque
Iowa
Price's
Robinson Avenue
Park Avenue
Austin
BOW. Bowen
Zimmerman & Roath Co
Ohio Street
Julia Croft
Ohio Department, D. of V
St. Paul
Cleveland
Lillian Phillips
J. B. Race
E. G. Snodgrass
Keokuk
National Inner Guard
Harry Pillinger
Austin Avenue
Pillinger
Fitzgerald
Tobey
Oxford
H. Pillager & Co
North Park Avenue
Cicero Telephone Company
W. J. Roath
W. O. Care
M. J. Iserig
Laurel Avenue
Thomas Westerdale
Austin Congregational Church
Waller Avenue
Midway Park
Marriage of Martin Jensen and Miss Mayer in Belvidere
Mrs Brink and family visiting Belvidere this week. C Marwitz moved to 813 Elizabeth Street. HW W Ash sold his meat market to Louie at the Chicago and Ridgeland avenues corner. Martin Jensen wed Miss Mayer at the bride’s home Wednesday evening September 16 with a large crowd including Jas W Carter and staff. A brave stranger halted a runaway wagon and saved the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jensen
Mayer
North
Taylor Avenue
Jas. W. Carter
Mr. Jensen
Mr. Carter
J. W. Carter
Liberty
Billy Jensen
Harvey Avenue
Jensen
Austin
Sherer
Aurora
Mae Potwin
Insley Bros
Chicago Avenue
Fred J. Phillips
St. Paul
Richard Latham
Lincoln
Illinois
Hill
Texas
F. H. Zander
North Park Avenas
Mary Cleverdon
Catharine Barber
Oberlin
Ohio
University
Col. Bennett
Michigan
Colonel Cacht
Lillian Phillips
Superior Street
Daughters of Veterans
Elizabeth Shirra
South Boulevard
Nissen Bros
Jack
Waller Avenue
Ul. Pillinger & Coe
Eugland
W. P. Balhird
Lake Street
Janey Hirt
Belgin
Cora Williams
Stevens
South Sixth Avenue
Tf. W. Small
C. Bullard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Melrose Park
St. Charles Road
West Maywood
Livingston Compton
Maywood
C. Nl. Benson
Flambeau Wheelmen
McKinley Marching Club
Melrose
Helen Green
Mabel Hirshbach
Eda Kendall
Bessie Elliott
West Madison Street
Judge Goodrich
Cicero's Seat in Austin Highlights Local Notices
Local Austin notices listMis Sherer visiting Miss Potwin family captions, shop ads from Zimmerman Roath Co. and Pillinger Bros. plus new telephone project, brick foundations and a scaffold accident injuring Cornelius Ford. Social events, church activities, post office recalls and public improvements fill the page with names, places and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Martin
South Waller Avenue
Rief
Oshkosh
Zimmerman & Roath Co
Edith Wallace
North Central Avenue
Linden Park News Highlights Local Business and People
Linden Park notes report Garfield Laundry quality work and low shirt rates, Baker Bros. prospering, and Mrs. Trask remaining bed-bound. Builds and moves mark improvements on Kinzie and Lake streets. Irvine Young expands gas fitting business. Linden Park social life includes Carnation Pleasure Club, Maywood events, and a major storm mudhole incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Park
Garfield
W. RR
Lake Street
Fortieth Street
Fifty-third Street
Baker Bros
Minnie Trask
Ford
Kinzie Street
Didier
Irvine Young
Kingie Street
Robinson Avenue
T. Fay
Norwalk
Ohio
Poreman
Chicago
Indiana
L. Dwight
Mrr
Ed. Bugey
N. Robinson Avenue
Nima Street
Capt
Titansberry
Charles Bretage
John Price
Mckinley
C.ob. Williams
BL. Rosehkranse
Min Rosekranse
Carnation
Chuh
Thal
Soin
McIntyre & Ruxton
May Atlen
Bevan
East Austin Improvement Chuir
Tawi Boul
Austin
Harlem era notes and local politics in Harlem Township
Frank Lehmann wins Democratic nomination for communal commissioner. John Freese plans a stone basement home at 20 Cipele avenue costing 1000 dollars. Des Plaines flood disrupts Forest Tome Cemetery improvements. potato crop is large and high quality. A Democratic rally in Garden's Tad on Sept 19 and Harlem Turnverein events in Dottlas Park on Sept 7 are reported along with school enrollments and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lehmann
John Freese
Cipele Avenue
Forest Slome Cemetery
Des Plaines
Forest Tome Cemetery
Goldbug
Garden
Harlem Turner School
Rhein
Harlem Turnvereine
Turners of Chicago
Dottlas Park
George Co Thomas
Porest
New Orleans
J. Prank Evans
Altenheinshitton
Henry Miller
Harlem
Austin
Frank Collaro
Bryan Champion
Tarlem
Win
Haase
Forest Hamme
Einfeldt
Dunlop's Bank
Hoth
Minnesota
George Andrews
President Haase
Forest Home Cemetery
Pacific Coast
Annnapolis
John Koppelmeyer
Foresttone Cemetery
Eyentide
Flo
Gare
Chicago
Min
Hite
Cliub
Charles Berchstein
John Wolf
Hillside
W. Waller
T W, Buchholz
Treas
A. W. Wistenbroker
Ernst Ehasselring
Theodore Vorst
Louis Vogel
Frank Lelmann
Bryan
Altfeld
Gaden
Bryan and Altgehr Club
Bermaner
Indianapolis
Ile
Hale
Prof
Curtis
Dle
Harlem Schoors
Hielenmann
River Forest meeting on monetary standard attracts debate
An event in River Forest invites attendees to hear a speaker argue about the current money standard and its effects on labor. After the talk, those present may oppose or support the arguments, with a special invitation to supporters of the honest money standard to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Bryan Elu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cicero
Mias
Carrie McCord
Dunlop Bank
Kerwin Improvement and Political Club
John J. Kelly
J. W. Walker
William J. Schroeder
William Meinche
Frank Groth
Wim. H. Ntateh
Frances fHlemington
Oakark School of Music
J. A. McPherson
South Grove Avenue
Tie
Cicero Cycle
Marion Street
Hlsom
Wright Flsom
Columbia
Madge Foreman
Villa Maria” Academy
Frontenac
Hattie Ash
Evangelical Church
J. K. Nelson
Mudlid Avenue
Frank W. Palmer
Frank Barnes
Cummings
Clifton
Marion
Lake Forest
Sibley
Onarga, Ill
Omaha
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Church Thesday
George W. Jones
Miss Norris
Miss Hadfield
Mrs. Jacobs
James T. Barclay
W. I. Stockmann
Mary Hallock
F. H. Lombard
South Kenilworth
Lake
Pepin
G. G. Irving
Bedard & Morency
Cora E. Smith
A. Smith
Washington
John P. Breitling
Oak Park Lumber Company
A. W. Bryant
Sister Lakes
Bryant
J. R. Finger
Benton Harbor
J. I. Dyer
Yore
Illinois Cycling Club
Cuyler Avenue
Hyman
South Dakota
Oak Pari School of Music
John Octsen
Plaza
Davis
Miss Orr
R.A
Bro
Perris
R. S. Worthington
Francis Herrington
Ivy Lub
A. E. Henermann
Northeasterrner Ridgeland Avenue
Ivy Leat Rebekah Lodge
Juergens
QTR
West Forty-seventh Street
AH Rebekahs
Ivy Lear Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary M. Woodward
N. G
A. B. Henermann
Cole
Bright
Tull
D. BL Washburn
Augusta
Summersheen
Washburn
William Walters
Justice Emerson
Criminal Court
Larkins
Bb. W. Bowen
Denniston Co
N. Park Avenue
Alice Dayton
Chicago Piano College
North Willow Avenue
John Prioa
Denniston Company
Bowen
H. Pillinger & Co
Pillinger & Co
T.f
5. M. Barr
8. J. Noble & Co
America
Thomas McGrogan
Wisk
Randolph Streets
John Brown
Brown
Kansas
Harper's
Sandusky
Dr. Jones
Theodore Button
Mr. Ford
Button
Dunlop Bros
South
Walnut Avenue
Francis Shutter
Purdy
Wright
Aly
Alys
Reichel
Roel
Windsor Park
Christakes al Derebey
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Mellres
Geo. Wilson
Chanbers & Sons
Will Wherry
Lillian Wherry
Beloit
Wy M.S
J.C. Moore
Mroo
Magnus
Monae Street
Chambers & Sone
Fire Department
Boyd
Toeeday
Wiliam Haertel
Demtine
Wisconsin
Haertels Sons
J. L. Jefferson
Desplaines
Parkridge Cemetery
Daily News
Pullman
Thatcher Avenue
Herly Redfern
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Mer
Yo OM
Ke, Brown
E Jen MM. Henrouin
General Federacion
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sound Money
Sound Money League
W. O. Coleman
Deocraty
F. J. Griffen
J. J. Groves
James J. Ryan
CC. Collins
Prederick de Lange
Emma C. Pullman
Palace Car
Redfern Company
Miss Pullman
Redferns
New York
Bryan Cub
B.C. MoeNer
Hoaslem
Barclay’s
James S, Barclay
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