Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-12-05
Miss blanche Landolt is visiting il
West Bend

MISS bttiedS -dhaolt IS VISITING III
West Bend
Miss France Sanderson is visiting
frieaa Is n Chicago.
b abomas of Wausau called
on feiends re yesterday.
W. n Aa:son of Cedar Lake visited
relatives hefe on Wednesday.
Is f. Saith was the guest of Mrs,
81 nley Wa son over Sunday.
Mrs d. 3 Barnes is seriously i'll at
her home op Wauwatosa avenue.
Mr.. 7. 4 chatfeld is hose from
Waupaca 20 visit with his family.
Miss Nei2e Ross is visiting at the
home of hes aunt, Mrs. Smith Me Cor
mack.
Mrs. D. { Philips, Seventh avenue.
entertained few friends at coffee
Friday afte noon.
Mr.. @. ". Sanford is reported as
slightly ina..'roved His condition how
ever Is Sbiif Etlblcai-
Mrs. Victor Lowe of Palmyra was
the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Damon on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Eldridge of
Neenah were guests at the J I. Van
veehten no ae over Sunday.
Mr.. D. A Lewis of Bara boo was a
guest at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
S, $. Lewis part of the week.
Mr.. E. Bssby, R. f. D. Route No. 10
has sufficiently recovered from his
injuries to be able to resume his work
on the route
The Congregational Church people
viii entertain at the church with a
bazaar and supper on Friday evening.
December iith.
Mr.. Elling 0psal, sheriff of Lincoln
county, y D., was the guest of his
niece, Mrs. j. w. Highley, Western
avenue on Tuesday.
A very Interesting and successful
bazaar and social was given by the
Paul's congregation at the Good Temp
lars hall Friday evening,
Mr.. Gran Thomas of Madison, Sup
erintendent Of the Wisconsin Depart
ment of the ST. Louis exposition was
the guest Of Mr.. Adam Currie on
Wednesday
The er'r tainment given at the
Nv A. q nss4 SATURDAY evening BY
aIessrs. A. Il. Beecher aud Fred
Kocher was largely attended and a
success in every way.
Mr.. Leslie A. Bollenbach of this city
has entered into partnership with Mr..
Frank Van De Kamp of Milwaukee.
The firm will engage in the printing
business in the Sentinel building.
Mr. Charles A. Payne will give his
popular illustrated lecture on Switz-
erland and the Rhine" at the NJ T..
church, Thursday evening, December
10th, under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
The Woman's club met at their
rooms Thursday afternoon. The ses-
sion was short owing to trouble with
the heating apparatus. Miss Warren
read paper entitled Book Reviews
of the Year"
Rev. DR. Thain spent portion of the
week at Kaukauna where he attended
the Winnebago District Semi Annual
convention Of the Congregational
church. lie delivered an address at
the meeting Wednesday evening.
DIEn November Goth, infant son
and only child of Mr.. ;tnd Mrs. Charles
bAfc Clintock, at the residence of the
mothers parents Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Adams, State and Thirty-sixth streets
The funeral was held ON Tuesday from
the family home. Burial was at Cal
vary cemetery.
The ceremonies attending the corner
stone laying of the new church of the
German Evangelical Pauls congrega-
tion on Sixth avenue on Sunday last
were largely attended although it was
very stormy at the time. Over 200
people being present. After the laying
of the cornerstone a special service
was held at the Good Templar's hall
where the congregation was addressed
by several Milwaukee ministers.
Death of Mrs. BarfOOth.