Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-06-28

respondents.
Albert Taylor has been appointed
day operator at the railway station.
Mrs. Henry Watner entertained q
number of lady friends at luncheon on
Thursday.
Miss Helen Bechtel, East Milwaukee
avenue, entertained at a lawn party
Thursday evening.
The Wauwatosa Minute Men are in
winter quarters at Pewankee Lake.
A report of the expedition win appear
in our next issue.
A new brick walk will be put down
at the railway depot. for which pur-
pose three ears of brick were unloaded
here on Wednesday.
The marriage of Mr. Herman ].
Brooks and Miss Minnie II. Head, will
be solemnized in the NJ. r. church
Tuesday. July /, at 2:45 p, m.
The Rev. ]. o. Ward will leave for a
VACATION about July /. The morning
serEice at Trinity church viii be main
tashed as usual, but the evening service
viii be abandoned for the summer
The picnic excursion of Methodist
church people to Pewaukee Lake on
Thursday was large, and although the
weather was chilly and it was feared
in the morning that few would go, it
was q success in every way, all having
had grand time.
Mr.. VIM. Regan, who has been here
in the employ of the c. NJ. & st. Paul
railway rs operator and assistant to
Station Agent Brockway for the last
nineteen years. left on Monday to accept
the position of station agent for the
company at North Milwaukee.
Miss Selena McKenty, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister
at the Menninger home, Greenfield
avenue, returned this week to her home
in Chicago. At the family outing at
Pewaukee Lake the first of the week.
she successfully landed one of the lar
gest fish taken at the lake this season.
Complaints have been heard occa-
sionally of shooting and bullets whiz-
zing about in the city limits. One case
was brought up with round turn on
Wednesday. Aug. Koetchenreuter,
who had been warned a number of
times was arrested upon warrent
procured by a neighbor. session
with Justice Coulthard, resulting in
fine and costs being imposed, will no
doubt have a wholesome effect and
prove a warning to others.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Fish
er, daughter of Davenport Fisher, Mil
waultee, formerly of this city, to Will
liam +. Giese of Madison, took place
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, at
the residence of Charles f. Ilsley, Mar
shall street, Milwaukee. The marriage
service was read by Judson Ellsworth.
After spending the summer in Switzer-
land, MIR. and Mrs. Giese will reside
in Madison, where the groom is profes-
sor of French in the State University.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Bowen to Mr.. Harrison A. Smith took
place Wednesday, June 25th, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Bowen, Brodhead. Wis.
Miss Bowen was for some time a teach
er in the Wauwatosa school and made
many friends here. Among those who
attended the wedding from here were
the Misses Louise and Blanche Lam
dolt, Mae Rood and Alice kershaw.
The couple will be at home at Schen-
ectady, n. Y, after September first.
The entertainment given by the local
lodge Royal Arcanum at the Irvington,
Monday evening, for the members and
families and friends, was largely at
tended, about so being present The
company were favored with an address
by II. p. Morse of this city, Grand
Regent of the order for Wisconsin. A
song by Mrs F. NJ. Merica, songs by
Mr.. Henry Clark, Wauwatosa avenue.
and Mr.. Gilpatrick of Milwaukee.
and recitatiOns by MIR. w. w. White of
Milwaukee. Refreshments were ser
we'd and altogetherit it was voted a grand
success by all present.