Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
FOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record of Recent E1ents as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The IneominGs and Outgoings of Your
Friends and Neighbors Chronicled by
the News Staff of Reporters and Cor.
respondents.

entertained at Tea, Friday afternoon.
Rev. c. 7. Everett is holding special
meetings at Millard, Wis.
Mrs. c. Burnside has returned
from visit at Evanston, H.
Arthur Brockway has been appointed
night operator at Elm Grove
The annual banquet of the Baptist
church was held Friday evening.
Mrs. f. NJ. Guile and family, Kenyon
avenue, have moved to Milwaukee.
Mr.. G. r. Davis spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Racine on business
| Mrs Chas. Butler. of Oak Park. H.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. H. Rhodes.
sThe Evening Cinch Club win meet
this evening at the John Greenwood
home
Mr. Norman Quin, Of Beloit. is
guest of Mrs. Jessie Wood, Wisconsin
street.
Mrs. L. S. pease left Monday for
months visit with relatives at Mon
tello, Wis.
Mr.. and AIRS e. w. Sanford. Second
avenae, returned Tuesday from visit
in Chicago.
Mrs. Spooner, of Green Bay, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Geo. Hunt,
Second avenue.
Mrs. e. G. Stevens. of Oakland. Cal.
IS visiting at the home OF her son, Fred
La Mont, West Milwaukee avenue.
Rev. A. c. Payne and family of Ber-
lin. Wis. have rented and are occupy
ing the IIemsng house, Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt of Second
avenue, are rejoicing over tho arrival
of anew boy, born early last Saturday
morning.
Mr. Edgar A. Goldthorp, with Nor
san s'fos a4tlgysI .lnan sfac6ts@ers.
Oshkosh. will spend Sunday here with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Goldthorp.
There is a new graft on the family
tree at the home of X N. Putnam,
Wauwatosa avenue girl born Mon
day morning.
The newly elected officers of Wau-
watosa Lodge, +. aud A. NJ, were duly
installed at their regular meeting Sat
lIrday evening.
The freshmen, w, H. S, enjoyed a
sleigh ride Thursday evening. On
their return they were entertained at
lunch by Miss Florence Ringrose,
Mrs. T. W Schnecl<; assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Lefeber and Mrs. W. B. Rice,
entertained the ladies of the NJ. Il.
church at her home Thursday after
noon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wauwatosa Advancement Club will be
held ON next Monday evening, January
u, 1903, at eight O'Clock. at the club
rooms.
At the meeting Of the Wauwatosa
/ Camp, NJ. W. A., Thursday evening, q
large number of the members were
/ present, at which time the officers
elected for the ensuing year were in
stalled
/ They say Wauwatosa people have
urgent needs beside the question of
supply of coal, which they win soon
agitate. One most frequently men
toned is a twenty minute service on
the Wells street line. Another, through
ears morning and evening.
With a number Of expert account
ants at work during the past week on the
delayed town tax roll. it is understood
that considerable progress has been
made towards its completion. and it is
now thought it will be ready for the
treasurer about the middle of the
month.
/ Mrs Theresa Potter entertained at
dinner Thursday afternoon at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs J. H. Cushing
/ Wauwatosa avenue. celebrating her
SD birthday. Her children, c. r.
Fisher, Mrs. Chas. Sticl<ney, Mrs. II.
p. Gilbert, and husbands were present,
also twelve Of her grand children.
H. D. Hallett, consulting electrical
engineer. of Aurora, IL. who was en-
gagged by the city to make plans and
/ specifications for a proposed Electric
Light plant, has fled with the city
clerk his plans and specifications for
plant, which will be submitted to the
council at the next regular meeting.
The fall of snow the first of the week
has given us excellent sleighing, the
first of the season, and the gingle of
sleigh bells are heard once more. The