Card of Thanks for Sister and Aunt
We thank friends for sympathy and assistance at the death and burial of our sister and aunt and for the floral offerings. George and Lares and Lamu.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
8
We thank friends for sympathy and assistance at the death and burial of our sister and aunt and for the floral offerings. George and Lares and Lamu.
The major pumping station at 104th Street is nearly ready with finishing touches to prepare the new water tunnel for operation. Telephones are being installed in the building as part of the completion work.
Homewood and nearby towns report marriages including August FieLig of Homewood and Anna Busselmeyer of Matteson, and James Hacker of Blue Island with Lina Weiss of Homewood. Village meeting discussed 500 feet of new hose, bids pending. water mains work and a dock ladder apparatus planned with private funds. Local construction, dining hall events, church sermons, and two comedies at Funk's Hall rounded out the notices.
Last Saturday Hazel Crest residents voted to become a village with 46 in favor 14 against and 1 ballot discarded. John Farar plans a cottage near the depot while Henry Hope moves to Lincoln avenue. Other notices list rental housing in Dolton Riverdale and a Wisconsin timberland draft sale via The Pointer.
South Holland and nearby communities report visits from Mr and Mrs J Duinker of Watseka and Miss Kate Siewers of Roseland. George Huzinga, five, is under nurse care for complex illnesses. Women of the First Reformed Church attend a Mission Conference at Gano and feel well repaid by their participation. Jennie Santeford must refrain from duties due to a severe finger wound. Dozabeth Barawich misses school because of a neck boil. Mrs Bottemans shows progress in recovery. The 159th Street river bridge at Globe is condemned for heavy traffic. Mrs T DeGraff endures pain from a sprained ankle. Ruth VanDume becomes chief clerk and cashier at R A Gowens store. Chas Baake hosted Harvey friends at her home.
Sunday attendance at White Sox versus Cubs noted with Frank Trinoski present. Professor David Gamble returns to Lansing from Arlington Weights, nurse Mrs Chapman accompanying him before returning home. Althode remains unable to teach, supervising colleagues. Mrs A G Bagley and daughters visit Mr and Mrs Vansteenberg in Lansing. Fred Hughes injures right wrist after a fall from barn scaffolding. Mrs Hilinger visits daughter in Michigan. A Lansing girl seeks courtship advice from Jean Libbey. General local chatter and social news.
Ross C Hall born October 29 1866 in Rushville Illinois. Educated in Macomb Georgetown College 1888. Admitted to bar 1888 in DC and Illinois. Practiced law in Rushville. City attorney Rushville one term. Moved to Chicago 1892. Elected to general assembly from Oak Park 1896. Attorney for Cicero 1893 1894 1910 1911. Democratic candidate for Attorney General 1908. Delegate to 1904 Democratic National Convention. Member Chicago and State Bar Associations.
The Collett brothers held their fourth annual picnic near Calumet river and Panhandle bridge last Sunday October 8 with five Collett brothers and families plus friends from Burnside Dolton Riverdale and Ohio. A fine dinner and supper were served in the woods, games included ball and horse shoes with Blaie the best pitcher and C P Collett noted for skill at the table. An evening camp fire featured songs and riddles before all departed at eight.
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