Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-12-19
A Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The IncomIngs and outgoings of Your
Friends and Neighbors Chronicled By
the eNews' staff of Reporters aud Cer-
respondents.

ne union eNangelSIic meetings
begin on the a7th.
Miss Belle FAIRIES has retured from
her visit in Chicago:
Rev. C. j. Everett is spending the
week in Oconomowoc
Emil Fauerhaeh of Madison was the
guest of friends here Friday.
Miss Ethelyn Colwell is spending her
vacation at her home in Rome.
Mr. f. A. Fritz and family have
moved into the Hart house, corner
Main and Park streets.
Mr.. Charles Warren of Minneapolis
is guest at The home of his sister,
Mrs. z. w. Longfellow
The meatmarkets are already max
ing creditable display of holiday
meats and say business is good.
The Baptist church win give ban
que. for all members of the Sunday
school on next Thursday evening
Several Wauwatosa people attended
a sleigh ride party given at the home
q. W. Barrett, Wednesday evening.
The w II. s Juniors win entertain
the seniors and sophmores at the Guild
hall, Tuesday evening, December 2end.
Miss Elizabeth Morris who has been
visiting at the II. L. Bradley home has
returned to her home at Sheboygan.
Mr. A. Harden returned yesterday
from Pittsville. where he has been
spending Il couple Of weeks buying
wood
Mr. Joseph Diedrich and family have
removed to Pewaukee. MIR Diedriea
has accepted position on the kiees-
laefer farm.
The business houses here who handle
holiday goods aud especially Christmas
trees and decorations report trade as
fully up to the average.
The ice harvest on the mill pond is
progressing rapidly. The ice is now
over II inches thick and is used by Il
brewers for cooling purposes.
Seven pastors of Long Beach, Cal.
say of the work of Evangelist Lyon,
Never was our city so thoroughly
moved by the power OF the gospel,
= Liveryman j. L. Morton has added
fine new Roclaway to his line
of sleighs and cutters for those who
would like comfortable sleigh ride.
Those who attended the sale and
chicken pie supper given at the Guild
hall, Tuesday evening, report it as
very successful and most enjoyable
affair.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J Patton Of Super
ior spent several days of the week Wis
iting friends here. Mr. Patton pre-
eeded Rev. Goldthorp as pastor OF the
NJ f. church of this city.
The alternative writ of mandamus
in the City of Wauwatosa street rail
way case is make returnable before
Judge Halsey today. The new street
railway franchise is involved.
The Misses Cora Hartung and Verna
Nichols gave the Freshmen, w. II. s
sleighride Friday evening After the
ride Miss Hartung entertained the
class at a lunch at her home, Graystone
park
The long spell of cold weather fol-
lowing the snow fall although wearing
on the coal pile has given MS unusually
fine sleighing and everyone having
suitable rigs seems to be taking advan-
tage of it.
II W. Dascomb of Port Huron, Mieh
says of Evangelist Lyon. Mr.. Lyons
genial spirit and earnest presentation
of the message needed by the people
today; and his judicious methods won
all classes"
Lefeber Bros Co and c. Z. Nettleton,
grocers. announce that their places Of
business will be open every evening
next week except Friday. 1t is under
stood that ali business houses here
will follow this rule.
Three union prayer meetings have
been held this week, on tuesday even
ing at Mr.. Hubbard s on Brace street,
on Wednesday evening at the baptist
church, on Friday evening at Mrs.
Hornings, West Main street.
Yesterday was the last day of school
before the two weeks holiday vacation.
Exercises appropriate to the season
were held in the high school and all Of
the grades which were largely attend
"A 1,,. r,arerts and friends Of the nrnils