Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-11-21


a trip to New Orleans
Mrs. NJ. D. Me Tlvaine of Oak Park
Ill. is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Walter Griffith, Alice street ha.
been quite i'll for several days.
Miss Ada Maxon left Tuesday for ;
three weeks visit in New York
Mr.. Walter Guile Of sault Ste. Marie
Mich, visited friends here Wednesday
H. i. Leister and Peter Schmidt
returned Friday from the north with
two fine deer
Mrs. Lyman Wood of Edgerton i.
the guest of Mrs. Jessie Wood, Green
wood building,
Mrs r A, Sehmitz gave Children,
party for her daughter Marjory on
Friday afternoon,
DIR. i. n Cutler has moved into his
new office. corner of East Milwaukee
ard Second avenues.
The we Ten club win meet at the
home of Miss Beth Allen on Friday
evening. November ~,
Miss Mary Phelps of Albany, N. Y
will spend the winter with her sister
Mrs. L. Il Morehouse
Miss Clara BARTLETT of Pewaukee viii,
spend Sunday with Miss Mabel lie
feber, West Main street,
Mrs. Allen Williams, Hadley avenue
expects to leave Tuesday on business
trip to Texas and Louisiana.
Mrs. Me Reynolds and daughter Miss
Harriet, milwaukee. were guests OF
Mrs. Charles Davis ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ewing OF
Washington. D. c. are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Hart. Warren avenue
If stray half grown gray kitten
came to your house lately, kindly
notify III Watner of the same and
oblige.
Mr.. a. G Hansen will give stag
party this evening at his home on
Church Street in honor of Mr.. Walter
Koenig.
Mrs. Richard Tenant was called te
Ea valle. Wednesday on account of the
serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. b.
@. Paddock
The 4. q. T. club will be entertained
on Monday afternoon, November 23d
r1,y saf.ss i,ys.sgsicasfey, assisted By hel
daughter. Mrs. II. G. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sanford Second
avenue, returned Thursday evening
from an extended trip in Nebraska
Mr.. Sanford is in poor health.
The next regular meeting of the
w. c. T. U. will be held at the home OF
Mrs. l.. Broclsway, Tuesday afternoon,
November s4th at three o'clock
The hay scales at Lefeber Bros. Co.
have been out of use for some days.
They have been repaired and tested
and will be ready for use Monday.
The Womans club met in regular
session at their rooms Thursday after
noon. Mrs Merca read paper on
Domestic Service and Cooperative
Housekeeping. The Relation and
Duty of Woman's Clubs to Public
Questions was the subject of paper
by Mrs. c. A. Curtis, which was fol
lowed by discussion, led by Mrs
w. b. Rice.
Investigation points to Herman
Pecher as the one who set fire to the
barn of Henry Haertel North avenue
which burned down Friday night
Pecher's wife is keeping house foi
Haertel and Friday evening he callet
upon her, exhibiting revolver Dur
ing the efforts to put out the flames
three shots We're fired at H. Korth. 4
neighbor. pecher's body was founC
in Calvary cemetery Saturday morning
Deputy Sheriff j. j. Marquardt whc
investigated the case believes thai
Pecher set fire TO the barn and ther
shot himself. He found that foul
shots had been fired from the revolver
found with Pecher His wife hac
started divorce proceedings agains'
him and swore out warrant charging
him with assault and battery. Mr.
IIaertel was quite badly burned in bis
efforts to save his horses.