Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05

ms annual meeting of the Wauwa-
tosa Baptist Church takes place next
Monday evening at the Church All
members are requested to be present.
Makea note of the fact that NJ. f.
oertel the Wauwatosa opJician will
offer for the next week fine line of
Spectaeles at very low prices. A So. SO /
gold sSne for $3.50.
The Wauwatosa City Band will give
ia pssze masquerade ball at Charles
Zici hrs Han on the watertown Plank
Roaaand Forty ninth street this even
ing. All are invited
$50. M Siegfried, Hawley road, re-
ports real estate men numerous in
his locality to look for lots and resi-
denee property since it has been
thought that the Allis plant would be
located in that locality.
We are in receipt of the announce
nent Of the marriage of Mathew j.
Ehrlscher formerly Of this city, to
Miss Alma Collins of Walnut, Kan.
They viii reside at l73 Third street,
Memphis, Tenn Mr. Ehrlicher is en-
gagea in business with his father in
the q ~ of Memphis.
| TIE ice harvest has begun in Wan
watpsa The ice is about ten inches
thick, clear and of the best quality
| FL. q Sehoomaker has forty teams
hau'sng from the mill pond to the
Nillsr Brewing Go. Henry Watner ex-
pecfs to begin harvesting his ice next
wees about mile up the river.
A Gre alarm was turned in at SIS
Wednesday evening. The fire com
pan turned out promptly, but did not
ind il necessary to use any water as 1t
proved very fortunately to be only
ehia ney on fire, which was quickly
subeaed, in one of the Ringrose hoases
on East Milwaukee avenue occupied by
Mr.. Barney Blum.
4 FIRE was discovered in A. F. Jens
elothing store at p. m. Jan. l. It
was soon put out by Mr., Jens and Mr..
Haertel without help from the fire de-
| partncnt 1t was caused by the stove
pipe Ealing on counter filed with
clothing. The loss was about SIS COW
erred by insurance, which has been adj
justsd and settled.
M II. II. Zarse has disposed of his
intNest ia fhe grocery business at
sess-anti ergag u. witt. :. Pain-
ter Il Co, wholesale millinery dealers,
for whom he win travel i'll the states
of Minnesota, Iowa and South Dakota
He expects to move his family to Mil
waukee soon. Kurth Brothers will
resume charge of the grocery business
here, and Nj. Henry Kurth viii per
sonally attend to the management
lately looked after by Mr.. Zarse.
Miss Anabel FAIRIES entertained in
formally New Years eve. Those pre-
sent were Miss Stella Lyman and Miss
Blanch Harvey. Chicago; MIR. c. 3.
Chapman, Mr.. G. II, Chapman, Mr. f.
IL. Smith, Mr., c. 4. Tupper, Mr. and
Mrs. n. u. Scott, Milwaukee; Miss
Edith Barber, Warren Mills; Mr. l.. A.
Swensen, Racine; Miss Alice Cushing.
Miss Amanda Lefeber, MIR Rob Ellis
and Mr.. Ralph Ellis, Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa Council Royal Arcanum.
held an open meeting in their hall
Thursday evening, at which time the
officers who were elected Dec 4th for
the ensuing year and whose names APP
peareI in our issue of Dec sth were in
stalled. Several officers of Allen Coun-
ell, Milwaukee, were in attendance and
were in charge of the installation
succeeding which lunch was served
and general social time enjoyed,
The Wauwatosa branch of the Le-
feber family, consisting of Abram,
James and Joseph. brothers, their
wives and children; Mrs u. r. ril-
grim, Jr.. and Mrs, J. W Norwood
sisters, their husbands and children;
were entertained on New Years day by
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Lefeber, a cousin
at their home in North Greenfield. OF
the Greenfield branch Of the family
there were present Messrs. John and
George Lefeber and their families.
Forty of the Lefeber family in all were
present to enjoy the pleasant reunion.