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on the southwerit corner of Central Park Avenue and Twenty-lifth Street. This, ho^^ ever, was not sufficient for the growing demands of this section, and two stores on Ogden Avenue were therefore rented as an annex. The Board aviU be called upon to erect another large building in a short time.
The Baptist Church is situated on Millard Avenue, southeast corner of Twenty- fourth Street.
The Congregational Church is on the southeast corner of Central Park jt^venui' and Twenty-third Street.
The Episcopal Church is on Lawndale Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street, north¬ east corner.
The Methodists are now using Tebbett's Hall, but are looking for a suitable site.
The Catholics use the upper hall of the Club Hou, , but will soon have a hand¬ some church, corner of Twenty-second Street and Central Park Avenue.
The Ogden Avenue cars furnish easy commanicafion with the large number of churches near Union Park.
OUR SOCIETIES. "I7EW localities have so many pleasant societies as have been organized he.,.:  The .  3)    Lawndale Improvement Club was chartered September 7tli, 1885, and to it im longs a great deal of credit for many of the public improvemeni^ secured for this part of the city. ^ i
'i        Prairie Coxmcil, No. 870, of the Eoyal xircanum was organized lu.'o 8i •, IB'-'"5.
Douglas I'ark Council, i'^o. 1',, of the iioy«lLocogae was i:.rj,a:'j:i/fcd Aprj. (;iiu, i887.
Washington. Camp,  No.   27, Patriotic  Order  Sons  of America  was  organized xiugust 15th, 1889.
A Council of the National Union  is  now  organized, and  a  Masonic  Lodge  is frequently talked of.
MARKETS, ETC.
QROCEEIES, markets, drug stores, notion stores, tin shops, etc., etc, supply all local demand. Slack, 7)$,\\\<; and a dozen smaller dealers make frequent calls on all residents.
Gossage, Field, The Fair, M. iidel, Schlesinger & Mayer, and all downtowi city stores make free dehvery of all gwut-.
Brink, Parmalee and the I^^awndale Express |i'i vide facilities for moving tri.nks, and all other express matter at;reasonable rates.