Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-13

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read Caesar.
| Mr.. George Rogers is able to sit up
for short time every day.
Mr.. Gilbert Tompkins has a sprained
ankle, the result of two much foot ball
playing.
Miss Laura Loveland is now able to
receive her friends and talk with them
once more.
MISS Katherine Bowen was made
happy this week 10y long visit from
her mother.
The poor Mohawks do not seem to
play foot ball as well as the Iroquois
play ia crosse
The sophomores may be called lucky;
there is no sickness amongst the schol-
ars of that class.
A fine new picture of Sir Walter
Scott now ornaments the front OF the
Seventh Grade room.
Miss Maude Pcarse left last evening
Tor NanSegan, H., to make a short
visit with the home folks
Mrs William Wood of Janesville.
Wis, has visited her sisters, Misses
Katherine and Jessie, this past week.
Teacher in physiology to bright
pupil Why is it that you grow and
do not ?" Bright because l
eat more. "
Miss Notz brought an interesting
heirloom to school Wednesday; il was
a pretty, old, pewter plate, bearing the
date 1907.
The Mohawks Win play the Toma-
hawks of Milwaukee, this afternoon on
their grounds in the city, 10Th and
Boulevard
Last Saturday Mr. John Young
clause of Janesville, Wis, visited his
sister, Miss Margaret, and with her
took in the Exposition.
The Mohawks defeated the North
Greenfield second team at the State
Fair grounds last Saturday by score
of ~ to 0. Three cheers for the
/ MohawsSs
Mr.. Charles Farnham, remembered
as one of the ''old boys, has decided to
mako medicine his life work, and has
recently entered the Milwaukee Medi-
cal College.
We are sorry, but we must be truth
full the Wauwatosa High School team
has suffered it's second defeat at the
hands of the North Greenfield lads. by
a score of II too.
The physiology pupils have handed
in their note books, and are waiting to
see what they will stand Mr. Ioke
has pronounced some Of the drawings,
which have come under his eye, eX-
ceedingly fine.
Miss DeXter's parents will soon be-
come residents of Wauwatosa They
expect to faove here from Boscobel the
coming week. For the present they
will make their home in what is known
Us the Warner house
Tuesday evening several Of the
Juniors attended an informal reception
Of the officers, representatives and visi- |
tors to the forty fifth annual session Of
the |. o. &. T Grand Lodge OF Wiseon-
sin. The reception was given at the
Plankinton.
Saturday, October 9Th, Miss Mary |
Josephine EIoke came to the home Of |
our worthy first assistant. The little |
scven-pound lady seems to like Wan !
watosa very much, and Mr.. and Mrs |
iIoke hope to keep her in their home
for many years to come.
Harry Webster, who did his fresh
man and sophomore work in the Wau- |
watosa high school, graduated from
the Englcwood high school last June, (
and is nov a freshman in our state /
university. He is one Of the reserves
on the Madison foot ball team and .
comes to Milwaukee next Saturday for /
the big game
The freshmen wish to inform the .
public that the statute OF David and
Goliath was moved because the upper .
classmen were staring at it 80 hard .
that the metal was beginning 70 give
way under the pressure, and therefore
the teachers thought il best to place