Highlawn News Highlights Local Visits Illness And Hat Loss
Mrs. G. Schram of Wentworth avenue is on the sick list. Mr. Charles DuClos of Saginaw Michigan formerly a Rivervale trustee visits friends. Mrs. Charles Seline of Atlantic street is reported sick. The dedication of Mrs Hannah Simnick's new store last Saturday evening was well attended. Miss Mabel McCarty of Chicago is the Bergold family's guest. Billy Stutzreim lost his $3 straw hat Saturday evening at Highlawn. a liberal reward is offered for the remnants if returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seline
Atlantic Street
Hannah Simnick
Mabel McCarty
Chicago
Bergold
Highlawn
Billy Stutzreim
Serious Illness Strikes Riverdale Resident
Mrs. Albert Kasten, 115 138th Street Riverdale, is seriously ill at home after fainting and falling near Dalton. Dr. Weidner and a city specialist are involved as family and friends hope for a recovery. Mary Ludwig, before her marriage Mrs. Kasten, remains a popular Riverdale figure amid daily community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kasten
Rverdale
Dalton
Dr. Weidner
Weidner
Mary Ludwig
Riverdale
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ILL
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Wm. Dillner
Lincoln Avenue
Indiana R. R
Dolton
Illinois
Indiana Avenue
American Wall Paper Company
J. C. Brookfelt
H. Noble
Highlawn News
G. Schram
Wentworth Avenue
Charles DuClos
Saginaw, Michigan
Rivervale
Geo. Bay
Englewood
Herman Wegener
Beecher
Llinois
Savings Bank
First National Bank of
Alva Noble
Columbia City
Indiana
T. F. Kinney
Herman Brossma
Roseland
Brolsma
GC. R. Woodworth
Teitgen
Northwestern University Dental School
Capetown
South Africa
England
University of Glasgow
Topeka
Kan
London
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Ev. Em
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Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co
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O. E. Cook
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I. C. Depot
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