Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-05-12

Mrs. $. S. Lewis spent Friday of this
week in Chicago.
j. Z. Pierce, West Main street. is
slightly improved.
Mrs, E. p Woodmansee, of Milwau-
kee, called on friends here yesterday.
f. Il. Hulburt and family. Garfield
avenue, will move to milwaukee,
May r.
Mrs. A. Schaller of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Koerner.
Win Hawley is laid up on account of
an accident to his hand which occurred
few days since.
Mayor +. d. Hoyt and Chas. Stickney
left for the north on a fishing trip
Thursday night.
Wolcott Rogers is connected with the
Erie Railroad team and has challenged
Fred Bark for game
There will be reduced rate on the
c. NJ. q st. p. R'y TO the Modern Wood
man picnic to be held at Madison on
June s.
Mrs l.. Tupper is spending few
days at Oconomowoc, the guest of her
brother, A, j. Atkins, at his summer
home
Town Clerk Bradley has become tired
of timeless Office, and new clock
hangs over his standing desk at the
town hall.
Mr.. Q. l.. Gridley, North avenue, re-
ports considerable progress upon the
buildings being put up at his new
homestead
City Marshal Marquardt is reported
somewhat improved and is now able to
sit up: thinks he will be out in the
course of g week Or two.
Mr.. Arnold Claus is travelling in
Canada, Mrs. Claus expects to meet
him at Toronto about the first of June
when they viii return home.
The MAY Party given last evening
at Lefebers hall under the auspices of
the St Agnes Guild was attended by a
large number and proved an enjoyable
success.
Billy Bahr, who swiftly transforms
wrecks into wheels, ready to wear, at
the Ii. T. lIemsing Co. bicycle hospital,
has been laid ap with complication cf
mumps and measles.
Rev. and Mrs C. w. Damon. who
have been home for the past few days
returned to Palmyra Thursday last
where MIR. Damon is filling the pulpit
of the Congregational church of that
city.
The Asylum base ball team was de-
feated by the Manominee Falls team
last Saturday at the asylum by score
OF 10 to 6 1t was well played game
despite the fact that Falk's arm gave
out in the third inning.
Special Sunday rate to Pewaukee,
Hartland, Oconomowoc. Watertown and
intermediate points on sale Sunday,
good returning Monday via c. NJ. x ST.
P. R'y at one and one-third fare. This
will be for the summer months.
The Watertown plank road, in the
town of Wauwatosa. is to he macad-
amized Work will be commenced
shortly and the grade may be changed
near Millers brewery. A meeting of
property owners is to be held soon to
consider the subject.
Services at NJ. Z. church Sunday. May
10. Preaching by the pastor, w. j.
Patton, 1890 a. m. Theme: "Confes-
sion" At 1880 p. IN. he will continue
the series Of talks on Bible Character,
Solomon, the Successful Failure. be-
ing the topic. Sabbath school IL m,
and Young Peoples meeting $50 p. IL
The marriage Of Miss Flora Hadley,
for number Of years resident Of
TINS clty ana who has many friends and
acquaintance here, and VIM Berthelet,
took place at the residence Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hadley, l73 Twenty-frst street,
Milwaukee, at o'clock Wednesday
evening, May 9. Rev, L. r Wright per-
forming the ceremony. Automobiles
were used exclusively for conveying the
bridal party and guests.
The marriage of Mis- Alma r. Har-
den TO Elmer H. smith Of Mukwonago.
Wis. was solemnized Sunday after
noon May 9Th at the home Of the
bride parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. Har-
den Second avenue. Rev Elliott. Of
Milwaukee performed the ceremony.
ONLY relatives were in attendance.