Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-11-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record Of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
The Ineomings and outgoings of Your
Friends and Neighbors Chranicied by
the News Staff of Reporters and Cor
respondents.

Miss Mary Wales is visiting her
sister in saylesyille.
Mrs. A. e. Barnes is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. A. Blaesser, Seventh avenue, is
visiting friends in Chicago.
Miss Claudia McPheeters spent
Thanksgiving in Eau Claire.
Mrs Nelson, Spring Hin addition, is
reported quite III with the grippe.
Earling Swan met with an accident
and is laid up with an injured foot.
Miss Mary Hulburt is home from the
Chicago university and will remain
over sunday
Mrs. II. Theodore Hansen, Greenfield
avenue, left today for an extended trip
in California.
Miss Belle FAIRIES visited Miss Mary
Hulburt at the University Of Chicago
Oh Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Mann of Chicago is visit
ing at the home Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Griffith.
Mrs. E. Clinton Carter gave ninfor-
NAL musicale Monday afterh ii at her
home in Graystone park.
Mr. and Mrs G. d. Barnes of Lowell
were tile guests Of Mrs Angelena
Barnes over thanksgiving.
Mr.. Dysart, assistant postmaster at
Ripon, spent Thursday with his par
ents at their home on Kavanaugh
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sticlzney who
have been visiting their daughter in
Leadville Col, are expected home next
week /
Among those home from the Y. va
Madison, We're George Kershav,
st. Clare Nc MILAN and Miss Elizabeth
Foley
Dr. r. b. Fuller Of Milwaukee, son
of A. b. Fuller, West Main street fell
on an icy sidewalk Wednesday evening
and broke his arm.
Mr. j. A. schwaiger has again ilhA
proved the interior appearan, of his
drug store by putting in fine new
combination cigar case. ~ eT
The Freshman class, w. Ifs., had a
buss ride to the e. A. Swan home,
Tuesday evening. where they were en-
tertained by Earring Swan.
Messrs Louis and Peter Nickel aud
Otto schwandt returned Monday from
a several days successful rabbit hunt
in the vicinity of Waterloo.
Mr. August Henke, Vista avenue, is
having the stone foundation under his
house rebuilt, and making other
changes and repairs to his home.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Q. Stone Of
Bloomington, H., were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gushing, Mrs.
Stones parents, on Thanksgiving.
The families of DR.. Cai1mcross and
Messrs. G. +. and A. l. Smith took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Blodgett of West Allis.
Herman Hoppe was before Judge
Neelen on Tuesday for opening the
Schoonmaker dam allowing the water
in the pond to escape. A fine Of S25
was imposed
Mr. and Mrs. J J. Fairbanks and
daughter Mary, Of Milwaukee and Mr.
j. Watts Jndson, of Chicago, spent
Thanksgiving day at the J. B. Judson
home, Second avenue.
Miss Jessie Gilbert. West Main
street, was elected director Of the
Wisconsin Humane society at the am
nual meeting held at the Plankinton
house, Tuesday evening
/ Wm. Juliet of Lowell and Louis
Bussewitz of Cumberland returned
to their homes Saturday, having spent
several days at the l.. NJ. Bussewitz
home Greenfield avenue.
! DIED-Albert H. Kraatz, November
cath aged "a years. The funeral vas
held on Friday from the late residence,
! F'ifty-seyenth and Grand avenues. In
I.termeut was NJ Forest Home
| Mrs. r NJ Brown has returned from
Shawano where She has been attend
/ ing her sister, Miss Margaret Delpsch,
who has been quite i'll but is now some
what improved although unable to
attend to her duties of teaching
/ Superintendent Loyeland Of the
Pickle Co, reports Wednesday OF this
week as their banner day for big ship
ment Of pickles. They loaded that day
400 barrels into cars for the east, two
thirds going 70 New England points
and one-third to Albany, N. Y.