Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-12-20

Mr. ID. a. Lewis and family, of Baga-
10. Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Lewis, OF Indianapolis Ind. are ex-
pected for the holidays at the home of
their mother. Mrs. Sarah Lewis, North
Main street
Mrs. Rollins celebrated her DIST
birthday ON Monday, Dec. 18th. at the
home of her Daughter Mrs. A. T Hub
bard, Brace St. Among others pre-
sent to congratulate her We're IA nnm-
Der of friends from oeonomowoc.
Mr.. John yogel died at his home in
the western part of the town Thurs
day night. He had been quite i'll for
some time aad his death was not unex-
pected. The funeral win be held from
the family residence Sunday at l
O'Clock p. IN Interment viii be at
Wauwatosa cemetery.
The annual Christmas tree and sun
day school gceat will be held at the
Baptist cGuAeh on Christmas evening
when it is hoped that all the parents
and friends 81 the Sunday school can
be in attendance. A program of reci-
tations and songs viii be given, begin
ming at 7:so o'clock
Mr.. A. r. Story, town treasurer. de-
sires to say ~ those who have sent him
communication in relation TO taxes
that he is uaabie to answer them for
the reason tAat the tax roll is not as
yet in his hands. lie expects to have
it the early CART of next week when he
will reply to- those who have written
him.
| very interesting meeting was held
Thursday evening by the Modern
| Woodman Of America at their hall in
the Smith & Lefeber hnilding An un-
usual large humber of local members
turned out 10 hear &. l.. Morton, of
Milwauk ee, give his interesting lee
| ture ON 'Readjustment There were
also present quite a number of visit
/ ing members from the Milwaukee and
North and sauth Milwaukee camps,
The public schools closed yesterday
for the Christmas vacation Appro-
pirate execises were held in all of the
departments Yesterday some of them
having Christmas trees. All were very
interesting to teachers, pupils and
visitors. Quite Il number of the teach
ers will leave for their homes today.
Prof. and Mrs, Merica win spend the
holidays with relatives at Garrett, Ind.
The schools open Monday, Jan. 5.
The gvsA.,g man or woman these
days is naturally looking for some
thing novel; modern, recent, uncom-
mon, fresh, rare, something interest
ing. A visit to the Cash Meat Market,
next to the postotlice, will be satisfy
ing to all of that mind. where is now
on exhibition specimen of home
grown beef, which Mr.. Menninger has
cleverly dressed, gaily decorated and
suspended whole, one of prize lot of
steers raised on the Ludington farm
and corn fattened especially for the
holiday trade of this popular market
A call at the market will please you.
A cut of that beef win add much to an
enjoyable dinner
In Wauwatosa is domiciled certain
Senator, who has always during his
long life, born an unblemished reputa-
ton. 1t is absolutely certain that
during his long public life nothing has
been known to stick to his fingers.
The Senator is a great favorite in his
own neighborhood, and it is no secret
that he pays a daily visit to a neigh
boring house, and is always welcomed
by the lady of the house. whether her
husband is at home or not. One morn
ing last week this lady set square
pan of bones and scraps oHtside the
back door, in the expectation that the
four-footed Senator would help him
self, On looking for the pan it was
missing. Nothing was heard of it
until the next day, when the young
lady Of the house whore Senator lives
brought back the pan, saying that
Senator had brought it over, with the
scraps in it, carrying it right side up
by holding the corner Of it in his
mouth.