Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-11-29

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parents, MI. and Mrs. c. T. Bussewitz,
at the W Menninger home, Greenfield
avenues
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamont, West
Milwaulxee avenue, who have been
away since last spring on professional
business, returned to their home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G, d. Roberts, Third avenue, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Domaine. Elgiu. H., en- route for
Philadelphia, where she win spend the
winter.
The superintendent of the Baptist
Sunday School, Mr. A. W. smith, with
his helpe:'s, is already planning to
make q happy Christmas for the little
ones Of the school
The Storks were generous when they
visited tie home of Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
b. Gregg Church street, last Saturday.
bringing j pair of twins, a boy and
girl, All arc doing well.
Mr. Emf Fauerbaeh, who has been
travelling ID the West for the past year
and haif, returned Wednesday He
left for Iadison in the evening to
spend thanksgiving with his folk.
An up to date question was well dis
cussed bythe members of the Junior
class last Wednesday, when the rcso-
luton that novel reading is a waste
of time Nas decided in the negative
The High School and the Alumni
foot ball teams played Thursday morn
ing, neither team scoring The game
was one 9f the best seen for years,
both teaMs being very evenly matched.
u. q. Nlgrim. Jr., and Peter Wei
mer, returned well loaded with game
Thnrsday evening from Western Union
Jnnctipn i here they had been spend
ing II eesS days in Il duck and rabbit
hunt.
"0n the suwanee River" will open IA
weeks engagement at the Alhambra
theateIs Sunday with matinee, other
matineos on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday This play is story of the
South full of melodramatic features.
Frad pllI Underwood, President Of the
Erie Railway Company, and brother,
W Irr,lar,,.,,,,1 Ae.;eto,,t tsa,,.,,.,,1 !
Manager of the Milwaukee road, ae-
companicd by their sister, Mrs. T. ).
Gray, of Baltimore, called ON their
aunt, Lucy Underwood, North Main
street, on Wednesday morning. They
left on the 1915 train for Minneapolis
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mr. Fred Ludington has delivered to
the Cash Meat Market several head Of
fine beef cattle which he has been
fattening specially for them for their
holiday trade. They are of the blue
ribbon premium order, and Fred says
nothing finer has ever been seen in
this city. This choice and specially
fatted beef will be exhibited and on
sale at the Cash Meat Market about
December 5.
John Il. Wolf, former comptroller of
Milwaukee and for time a patient at
Dr.. Dewey's sanitarium and who was
afterwards committed to the County
! Hospital for Insane, was released on
Wednesday, MIR. Wolf being again in
the best of health \ few friends met
him in the office and drove with him to
| Milwaukee, He left in the afternoon
for Baltimore, where he viii make his
home with his aunt, and where he will
again take up newspaper work.
Among those who were ont Of town
TO spend Thanksgiving are Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lefeber, who went to Ber-
lin, Wis, to eat turkey with relatives;
Mr. G b. Perry and family who spent
the day with Mrs. Perrys parents
at Brodhead, Wis, and Mrs c. A.
Copeland who was the guest Of friends
at Monroe; Dr. and Mrs. J. ). Cutler
visited friends in Chicago, and Mr., and
Mrs c. +. and Miss Naude Curtis, who
were entertained by Mrs Curtis pa
rents at Burke, Wis.
The public schools were closed YES
terday, giving teachers and scholars
two holidays this year for the Thanks
giving occasion. A number Of teach
ers took advantage Of the extra day
and left Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving Day with their folk at
their homes or with friends out Of town.
Prof and Mrs. Merica went TO Wauke-
sha, Miss Walker to Milton, Miss Akin
to Whitewater, Miss Acker to Fort At
kinson, Miss Pearce to Waukegan, III,
Mrs, Wilcox to Palmyra Miss Sage "a
Delavan, Mrs. WEIGH to Chicago, and
Miss Farnham to Beaver Dam.