Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-03-09

ing the week with friends in Delavan.
Wis.
Remember the declamatory contest
at the High School next Friday even
ing.
Mr.. David Kneeland of Lewiston,
Mich, visited his mother during the
week
Mr.. r. Tragard, Kenyon street, has
been spending part of the past week in
Chicago.
Mr., L. H. Gridley, Greenfield avenue,
celebrated his saith birthday yesterday
with family reunion.
Miss Annie Wells, Greenfield avenue,
has been unable to be ont the past
week owing to illness.
Mr., Charles Stickney has purchased
thirty-three acres of the Geo. II. Rogers
farm on North avenue
Mrs. Putney of Waukesha, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs c. W.
Leister, has returned to her home
Mr.. Jacob Werner, of Milwaukee,
was in the city Friday on business, and
made the News office u pleasant call
Mrs. Robertson, daughter-in-law of
10. W Robertson, has rented,and is now
occupying the Warner house on Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Butterworth of Mime
apolis. has been spending few days
with Mrs Henry Leisk, Wauwatosa
Avenue.
Mrs. II W. Glasier, West Main street,
who has been quite i'll is reported some
what improved and able to sit mp part
of the day.
The Lentan n rgies Is tlisa T4IAity
Church next Wednesday will be held
at p. M instead of 4:3o as previously
announced.
Mr. Richard Hayes win leave for
Missour-on Monday, where he win be
engaged on the Milwaukee line at
bridge work.
Mrs II. b. Hunter and Mrs. L. X.
Godfrey, .Jr., win entertain the T. c.
I. Club at the Hotel Irvington on
Monday, March Ilth
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Turner and children of
Milwaukee, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. q. W. Ringrose.
Mr.. John Dunlop has rented for
term of years the Wendell house on
Church street, which he will occupy as
a residence after May list.
Rev. Stanley Mckay, d. D., president
of Shurtleff College, will occupy the
pulpit of the Baptist Church both
morning and evening tomorrow.
Mrs. Stephen Horning, North Main
street, entertained number of friends
Monday afternoon, the occasion being
the 18th anniversary of her birthday.
Mrs c. f. Bussewitz, Vine street.
left yesterday for few weeks visit
with her son and family in Chicago.
Mrs. r. Hayes accompanied her and
will spend few days in Chicago.
County Clerk Otis 7. Hare awarded
contract Tuesday for the printing of
the issue of bonds for the Grand avenue
viaduct The Gugler Lithographing
company offered to get up the issue for
S144. 50, and it being the lowest bidder
it got the contract.
Mr. Aug, NJ. Siegfried, one of the
town supervisors, suffered loss by
fire Tuesday morning, March 9Th His
place of business situated on the Haw-
ley road near the Milwaukee railroad
partially covered by insurance was
burned to the ground.
Mr.. Arthur Fingado, the new pro-
prietor of the Pioneer Meat Market,
West Main street, is making extensive
improvements in the room occupied as
market. A new ice box has been
put in and other changes will be made
which will make an up-todate shop.
Wauwatosa Lodge No. 267, +. d A.
NJ conferred the NJ. NJ. degree upon
prominent resident of North Greenfield
last Saturday evening. Upon the in
vitation of j L. Bossiugham Worship
full Master of the lodge, the degree
work was done by the officers of La
favette Lodge, Milwaukee,, in the
presence Of a large number OF home
and visiting Masons. nearly 100 being
in attendance. After the comforting Of
the degree sandwiches, doughnuts aud
coffee were served IN the lodge room