Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-12-15

Mrs. w. A. Ganger is visiting in
Chicago
Mrs, Fred Morton is visiting friends
in Chicago.
S. Y. Cameron of Waulzesha, was in
the city short time Friday.
Miss Mcmillan of Detroit, Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. Roddis, Church st.
H. w. Glasier left Friday on a busi-
nees trip to St. Paul and the north
west
Miss Jessie Gilbert has returned from
visit with friends in Evanston and
Chicago.
Mr. Phil. Thomas of Chicago, is visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. e. G. Allen Second
avenue.
Aid. n. L. Kneeland has been quite
i'll for the past week and is still unable
to be ont.
Mrs. jefferson Gregg of Madison, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. L. G.
Wheeler.
Mr.. K. Tenant is spending week
at his old home in La Valle, Wis, on
business.
Mrs. H. D. McGill of Indiana, is a
guest at the &. {. Murphy home, Wau-
watosa avenue.
MIR and Mrs. L. w Coleman. Kavan-
augh Place, have removed to Alilwau-
kee for the winter.
Rev. D. W. Hulburt returned home
Saturday, after an absence of week
at Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lefeber gave a
missionary tea Thursday evening at
their home ON North Main street.
The engine house and car barn Of
the old dummy line have been taken
away by the electric railway company,
sreasnrels If the town ard city
of Wauwstosa expect to begin receiv-
ing taxes about the middle of next
week
The Missionary Society Of the Bap-
tist Church met in the pallors of the
church last evening. A good program
was rendered.
Messrs. Ernst Brandenburg and Gus
tave Priebc left for the pineries in
Michigan on Monday, where they viii
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nash were called
to Darlington last Saturday by the
sudden death Of their friend, Mrs J. G.
Martin, former member Of the family.
H. g. Ruck Bros, manufacturers of
brick, located on tue south line of the
town are reported to have sold their
plant. The name of the buyers was
not given.
The next regular meeting of Court
Wauwatosa No. 3176 l. O. f. will be
held Friday evening, Dec. 2Sth, instead
of Monday evening, Dee. cath. Mem
bers take notice,
l.. &. Wheeler has been spending a
number of days at Madison, where he
has been attending the supreme court.
He returned Friday, but quite i'll, hav-
ing contracted a severe cold.
business was unusually good at the
postotiice on Friday. Secretary d. w.
Hulburt mailed the annual report of
the Baptist State Convention, consist
ing of a good sized wagon load of mail
matter.
Mr.. David Morris, Brace street, who
is laid up with a sprained ankle caused
by slipping on the icy walk last week is
somewhat improved, although it will
be sometime before he win be able to
get out.
DIED-The death of two former resi-
dents of this city occurred at their
homes in Milwaukee on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edgar Z. Warner of 81? Cambridge
avenue and Albert f. SiclaH Of 529
Sherman street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hart celebrated
their golden wedding on Friday, Dec
Dec IA, with family reunion at their
home on Second avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart are pioneers Of this part Of the
state, having resided in Brookhcld,
Waukesha County, from 1850 TO 1855,
since which time they have made their
home here.
a few members Of the NJ. w. A. met
, at their hall Thursday evening and
adjourned to next Thursday evening.
: p. IN. sharp. at which time an elec-
tion Of officers for the ensuing year
, viii take place. Other important mat
tiers will also come before the Camp for
consideration at that time. All raem-