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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

faNium,
After BIDS for sarians haai esp
plies haa been read ANA aHf'rfiea
Ihs board listened 90 HfnE1eiflHn
from the fn1er endsnt TeIHb
company feRaf1ina me matter 81
putting In an iutrrseuuf1HHirsii nF
telephone system at she hiFh aehasll
anH 6fai rHsffnH friepsaHa in Ell
$3.50 $500 --~..~-~-..-, -~ss--
owes unfa ths uesl regular meet
luK.
a hat nsht e az between thn
sunset ard irtHuf H#fuf tumr anlHH
ever thF aehnof tetHphnHr sYHieua
anf fnth companies afe aaifiuE au
fn tha last moWrat o. HhuW their
hauH
me supnliss for fhe five maaaai
training srhaa'a e. te established at
saufh. Warren Ateaur. r. Bay.
r. T. Afinnr hHd probably a. thr
University HriEfta schools vFrs So
asfsd arreFted. altar which TIE
hnaHt sdiaafneA
Much routine business wss trans
aried tarifsnt e. prrpaFaiiaaa for
fha rrnnHninH - the schools for tff
fsH term next Mnnaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

DENVER. john ~ Rockefeller.
If. did two eerY unusual thifEs aps
on hia arrival 10 this eitg q attend
the annual NESTING 81 tha staek.
hof5era af che Colorado faari and
Irun company The firat uaH a. bar
aaia uIth tha cab driver 60 take hiw
ffufn tha depot So the hotel Zoe q;
cents ard the secuad Vas 50 place
five tiaa bills iH the hands - frrn-
iteaf kshief fog two letter carriers
Rockefeller had his three trunks
and two grips placed on Top ~ the
cab 10 save The express hire hud
drove of toward the hotel. The
tims consumed IA taxing tire 4a-eent
rids " 81 u,iHassa Wien ~ saas
was completed the HcesefsllHra
we're gI.0se Weaithisf than aheu r.
started. aa fho Hpekafeltar income r.
estimated 10 be 80 minute. day
and night. year iu and year oat
The first place Rockefeller stop
ped Wna AZ Pueblo. where the tig
steel works are located While go
ing through the plant with Frsei-
deut Eehier he heard the workmen
whisiiiug a pretty little melody. The
next day be heard a brass lend
plugging asav AZ the Hane FanF
Every basiy on the street was whist
ling ~ lie vas haunted BY the
melody When ~ reached Denver it
was worse than ever. Finally he
turned t. President Kshier and said.
what m earth makes everybody
whistle that sougf I cant -et fid
Ksbisr then told ths con Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
RING IN THE OLD
RING OUT THE new
FosmER sYsrG. SCHOOL NOMENCLATURE RgAooPrgo ~
BOARD OF observation-disclosures APPosrTo.

TIE school beard met IA sreeiai
session yesterday hftrFHssn at q
a'cleeA only three msmbafa. Paitsr-
son. Benny nat shafFurk. tsing
present before the REGULAR session
q aeefst conference msefiaa Nau
hrlf. gufn ahlfh thH uFnspar~r Fg-
49, - S.>--....-....i... =.
ERE mzHiE H=frrrfas - f-a=s -s+-s . - Hass
different schools ~ the eItY Waa
ntaa 81 thtH conference. TIE
lengthy tya.a fittru lisf Euhwitief
- supt Cooper YES Eane ever o.
detail aBd u3ia rH# changes ap.
proved
OF urvatsr iutefeHt 60 she general
rutttr uau the arfian q ths heard
ln afeu session. when a resolution
eaa rssard ahailah.nH the mes sfH-
tom % nomenclature adopted f4f
the city aaels several maantha agn
ana feaGonting tlse aid names
The uHw namea fhoaa - states
men. patriots. 1sfFtafa aud The
iikc. mst with smaH popular favor
and never eams infa popular Hae
The boards action yesterday there
fore vii cause little % 20 ean-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

construction and reptifn. s5beooi ieinvf
shorA cXtenniou. tiheol offiop hialdiuE
and machine shop fsf Yards ana docks
So 90. antsc bnlldina Ter steam ensin7
eefinK. tAeo0. gYnnRniNm ard netas
tarlum Zoe enlisted men. Asee tWn
officers quarters tlkea. Two iahier 3.
deere quarters. NeWo. two warrant ef-
Hsef~ quarters. saHsai ss-'i nsf''tst Tor
var,iis use fl0 ~. timtef staFusa nhea
$500. piiedfivsr. $50. noatug water
elasst tasc. marine railway $500
fire alarm system tseai machinery
81 oae. purchase af land. $50 go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
ir MAa oNIY pREAM.

cert Bell. Hhe has charge - the
Northwest division ~ TIE iutfd
States Hacref service. received void
that boass o ard SO bills and he'd 30
cent riezeH were htlrE ciff uisted
among ths rt6Fra aHd saloons q Ana
eonHa. Mont lie teieEraHhsd 70 carl
Hasch. United States district attorney
e Montana concerning she matter
ard received a rrpil fhis inaruinE stat
ine that us set nothing had been fe-
ported e that once lie also trlo-
araHhea 10 the chief = police bot has
bad no answer The captain thinks
that 30 Il probably a pipe dream q the
Frisco correspondent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
WILL MEAN MUCH
FOR BREMERTON
THE ESTIMATES IMPROVE mENrs AND EQUIPMENT OF
The PUGET souNo NAVY Y ARD ARE TsG LARGEST rvsR
ASKED

WASHINGTON. sspt AIT the IA.
sss sound navy yard suesssd. Ia re,.
ms an thai commapaaa, Rarolaynrks
fcs ss0m the navy department, !, VIII
Be ms sreAsest ,alas that ever hap.
rsnsa 70 psmsr,ou. next to ue osis.
nai sssaesi.l,,ns u me navy yard
there
The estimates q appropriations
which are ceHsidsHsd necessary for
uAaAtsnanoe and improvements nest
Year arp - Ear The laEsvst that os 81
weFe FsQasatsa and total uosaaaie
Nae amounts asked Tor Tor the gefa.
ttien q ptessnt groieeta and the et,r-
sssas eut u neN enes total 8. IS toe
TIE nrst ais most Important res-
ehaAsr,tation % the easnmanaAnt 10
- shothsr ae~ 1fydeek % eoss al
80 semainlnS sssinaiss arr a. fel.
A1Was
Repairs % prsssas arydogk. paa -.
wharf. tiSAe. aredxinx. Naaa. afydaek
eeiies ptaat frts0 water system. sew
e system. sstam heating system. ties'-
tfte hshtiax aystsns. telephone system.
SAT- water nre rruteetien system and
tafd railway Nxsfsns. tst6a0o. ward rail-
Way equipment. tlAesa. e. continue
tseetns t&ee. esaautnN and dratntuz
swamp uaNe. ro,aes. walks ard pave
mentss t-eeN Yard Sow. q c0npistc
sHA squir t1aat. locomotive crane and
track about dF5siesk. 10 cenapiete tiel-
an hoss rhap. for construction and ~
ratr. 90 eemplFts. sia.aec. saNullii far
senHtf sictscu sod Fsp@if tza.oAls ofies
etliltlne Tor eenxtruetien and rsreEfs,
- 80 tiaeksmits she's. fer cahsiruc-
ton ard rvpafrs. K3pa. famsary. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
CINCINNATI FIRE

CINCINNATI. Ohio. sept 2-Fire
thia morning suited the building occu-
He'd bf the schoelkopf Hartford 4
Hanna Chemical Co. doing consider
aAla damage. Several adjoining hrms
suffered severe Losses. number 81
ssinen narrowly escaped death By the
f4lllng walls The property iosa viii
ahonnt 20 tIll. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

The illustration shows Peanut n,
rlGEed Tor light air sailing "a Hhe~a
tte Pike street duukhnuiH uf which
the tu keel IL made. shows Luke
aboard nlii Pickle. the tender Il
shows the iiaviland stein presented
A. trophy by the ueuteehefuichts
HhomherauHluHtYefe and also the
spot where Peanut l. went down
with all on board, The letter 4
marks this spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Tales several exceptionally god acts.
huf badly afranFvs on the bin D.
Eiyen At the fmuire Park tbs week
Arthur Hahn. IH hia sigHfh Heek AZ
she rev piaYhouHr. s. as popular ~
ever. or the newer attraction Iui-
Ian Roaa O. the top liner. while Van
Fuasfn ana Meeaulev. iu the make
up - euua II Ham. are good laugh
eNtrnrtuFn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
ROCKEFELLER'S BOY, TOUCHED
BY SONG, CAVE COMPOSER $500

richest man IN ne world that tWo
Denver letter carriers = ~ aaE
gins ard CHae Aeffi had written
fhe snuR n waH euirf# 81 ga 80
Incident ffum ilfr. aid though nei-
ihrf knaw anyfHina about 5nasie. t
Nha struck she regular fancy faf
days the aang has been heard in
esafY hainr In thr state and people
Iust could aat get fid - BE- Hnla.
efeIinr tseragnr Interested ard when
Informed that thf tive letter carriers
had put TIE nnuE on the market ard
uoru paYiHg FOE ~ uut ~ their aai-
aries be- gave kahisf ffea and said
Tel them % use this money in
making that song popular Anybody
that can write q SONG pretty EiiulA D
90 make nil these whistle and slns
@ deserves SUCCESS. / hupa they Wiil
got ~"
Thsn Ne walked away whisglfnr
the air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
rnn.. Paultrr snd lIvsstsek

eprius chickens. . ae1tto dos
Esrs fresh ranch. 2'az fr. live hens.
IS TIL, tive dugkH fae ihi dressed veal
~ lie dressed mutton. eaa,ho Id. dfcas.
a. III sgaafr on feet q % calves "a f9gI
sqs5 NJ baas o. foot. u 10 hifss HaoTe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Crown yonr head for she carnival
witch n Gordon 11da Hat and put
So go rs the bank Fail blocks ON
sale king hrua. 80 FIRST Ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Al nnnkers hound pups have
their eyes Ureu.
naFo nespa transacted business ~
ctr midst iaHt werh
giti sunrr ia hkVin' rair ~ Pants
FOR hia tnw aNa sefollea out at
Mofe Hastings
Somebody disturbed Aant Attic
fNindnrures fhlahenH Yesterday a.
tho neeu q aaY It's believed 70 %
trampH
Nrs gaaArfhra b. husiiF engaged
IN makine the famliKa winter sup
afv ~ caution flannel uusier uinr5
Aunt susan fpHttsrH' euffee cake
ttnt .h~ taxed fas che iiunhar fNfur
H. frHulan A rentieN'a grove wts
failure she rot snuff Instead q
cinnamon ~ o. fns SAYS she j.
coin 30 see the Law after DYES af1F
store MeCnfdsviIie Ethumsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

We kneW a man who says that his
wife never gave him a short answer
and Ne believe III. becaatg shes only
an ordinary woman, aftcf all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

SsshrIfie Trun ararehfd ~ %
.sf7s 80 tire IN retail business Die.
tfiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THEA TIERS


The sale ~ Feats faf Eara Kendall
in The vinegar buyer began thiH
morning ana The Indications are that
hen thla eccentric artist eafnva 90
the Grand tomorrow HiFtt be glil b.
greeted by a large audience The
company uH b. az the Grand fof
the balance ~ che Mrek. swing a
fuaffftsa on Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Mr ANS Mrs Nsatef hHed fesreeis
Ierig 90 ard - Wefr founf aHar.isf'
81 at their halne ~ WhrfFHiaft. Nc
YESTERDAY ~ ne5HhiafH TIE hni
tas ssHrr HHHHs rHHtitHtff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Dominion steel and Dominion cosi
companies. two higsest Industrial
concerns in Canada. have flird afti-
elaH % dissolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

ia, charged with swlndlinn u
Stoves by promising them pehsipns
under tie proposed Hanna bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

1HHre Ha.fard - tho federal eaHft
VIII huid fourf here tomorrow The
time VA - taken up with che he's
irx - uaniians demurrsrn. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Aud Chisf sullivan also went sect
ffee.
when that new cattle 20 nltkR -
laid Alaskan" widows can kesp
closer tab On their husbands, per
hapa
Macedonia has proclaimed ofen ~
snrrertian asainHt Turkey. fiF=f
time this mouth,
IN Ohle.
Pee governor NYren r herriek
q Cleveland
Yer governor Tom l. jehn=aH or
Cleveland.
Wor United States senator A. -
Hanna Of Cleveland
Foe United states sefsiofz='elt
n Clarke 81 Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Maybe Upton DON'T know bis own
business hest. II he aut married he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

BETTER waskinHtaa trssnsrisa. sess Sal.
- saszt1
YFsgs ttssh ranch ff1zso Sea. Eastern.
tfssssaNafIFs wasbfsstaH. fan cream
n Nfahurkst lei ssh. trcAI ik4 10
-. t.aftl.r. i've dafss isE. dressed
-. sufInn chickens. . us agzs i've
A. fHHffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Win and the world wins with you.
Lose and you lose hlTae.
LUKE THE doom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

81. Mitchell negro. ana pies.
sent ~ the &ationNi inAasttlAt
council NAs hold under a bend 90
the superior cnart at Thnmasfi lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Lsts all get together and spres
that the cup IL usiisd down, and let
4 90 a that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Eastern WaaainRtaa urafhF. eta. tiae
Ton. alfalfa. SO - 81 ton oats. - o
ton. barley. tie ten. wheat g .
tain bran, 81 % tous Hnutta 81 - ton.
middiiuRs. 81 % ton. Puget sound hay
80 90 ST..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
a Word Prom Josh Wiss.

A little Teller be
IN knocked down
By a hlE Teller
ain { no pr0uf IS
& hieh one IL a
llar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
pnlrEa 10 pRnnucFna


1 fThsns rriess srs faf Teods delivered st
a4aea fFelsht asE9t. o. en- Tie eocA 10
q q e8tYA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Millions rs the soffid banks.
Kept there hy a lot n franks.
1 congratulate the banks.
Thanka'
HENRY uuLun0Ok DEAR.
HORN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
South Seattle
Tide Lands

This and for fac
Seattle.
First Avenue South 100 feet wide mile long; paving is
progress Atlantic Street This will be the best business street
i the
Business should sites here and be their landlords the
advance the land will make rich Why longer big
rentals? Improvements filling progress the 500
Northern Northern Pacific and Pacific Coast Com
pany will $2,5OOOOO
The tide terminals 81 100000. The Union
senger Station $5O0O0O.
There $50 available lands filled which sforsae
Also $50 of the East Waterway which owned by private
parties $l25OOOO fill and will make the whole White
perfectly land three miles wide and 20
with gradually lands either side of the This
beautiful locations for 100000 homes.
Tide advanced 100 annually for the
many thousands they be bought for
hundreds.
profitable Abstract
showing perfect titles furnished free.
Investigate these low prices will not last long.
rs Filled and Untitled Tide Land Lots for Sale by
r. r. Dearborn Il CO.
HALTER smpme ouurpc sos SECOND svgHuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03
THE MARKETS

Peaches uHi continue % - fho
center ~ Attraction an Western ave-
nur. Persons Wishing thHm for
canning aI5 do sell Ca get thsm
haa. aa ana crop 10 short thla year.
Aaflee ist a plume ere HuihE At 20
cents thts morning aud pears AZ
STA FeuHfY is bsainuins 80 camr
Ia . lHtie uaefs freely. and dfup
Ia pricea 10 expected b. tomorrow
wHoLEaALE PRICES
rTtsss rstfss az sa 49, NzT.s - aas.-
titiss Isle.s 81 ssaau pafshasss svsT~ss
o. - s.us ssshsf1
Provisions
rrsss nsst-csw ts.f 70 p. .sssf h.sf-
ftati,tas. fssias ~ " ss-ssasi -.
eafs lfhe a asn'ss fffsb szAse -
Vegetables
Green eere seasi = boz. native 9 =
ser sarE native NHfH|anks & iat
HNert stfrs sAe lt nh9se carp
fHta hasas 8 Hfi 81. sshaars ttta in
raaHF Ger se Aar fnfnafnre ~
GEO has waN tsafs a rHsHn 4tsefss
SIS es.efs e laritshrs.
81 d0feH tanrhsn Yskllaa mriaas.
me- sqaash. . j. rsupsins. is.s.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Atriss rsffes f.aft o. srhssstsias
81 Gel hHa crab isFaAa autrufff.
Hfl ~ naftva uHaEh piumH. 90
Reaches Nfsr HHf Yakima ffaHa
frfsIa aaH HHa lemons. 4 ~ ~
tnHHnHs q = taurh nfanEea 9 ~
nt Yakima pears 8 Il piHFapQlrs.
g. aaaf g nrH sraFH Yakima EunNHfle.
aar aweafWaftf - takaN q - FnHr
rsfa. 9 a tinrhasrriss. 100 bux.
Hay. Grain ana fseu
oasa. - tar barley s. taa what
"a tau5 chop 80 tom rhaffs. a.
lea. HrsH "a az Ten. "a frsai - ~ ten
81 ~ timothy. urW 81 ton y "
f.afd fFtaa4a HdaaHfHar nems ~ 90 f.Hs
re- ahsat har ttaea toe res AAtalfa.
~ 81 tpa sew PUGET Sound hay. 81 q
ton. mladunzs. - %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

Annual ioss II Increment
More than forty five per cent
Yet the bankesH are c0nlcsl,
Won't allaH a single cent
On your sorry investment
III resume my upward fhhht
1 viii coon be- cot 81 HsEht
Leave sou ~ "a pretty piiHht.
And msthlnka Il serves YoufiEh
Coed night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

This piece whlrh r. ueW Ia aaaftle
AUDIENCE II proving "a good draw
inN card ne the Third Avenue thea
cor this week The company - a
little weak Ca spots. bat the crQw a.
seem 70 enjoy 81. play grcatlY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

a Teran steer HaYt'a clever
comedy g. az the baarsls a. ths Sc
attic theatrr this week. IL Il draw
lna wrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-03

leontflbuleal

Il hear tide lands are arising
Thirty millions a. uuf banks.
put there hy Seattle cfankal
! am but a tide land lot
I'm Infected with ury rot
piHy your niekels in the slot
Touch mp not.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26

4 list of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postofiice Friday noon Of this
week.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26

MI. Allan Phillips, of ontonagon.
Mich, is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Phillips.
Western avenue.
William FAIRIES, who has been for
north looking after his lumber inter
ests IN Price county expects to be at
home next week
Mrs. Irene Wallace of Ogden. Utah.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday and Miss Ster-
ling Of Milwaukee, spent Sunday with
Mrs. II. 0. Wood.
Roy Wheeler, who has been spending
the vacation with his parents in Mil
waekee, will return to the State Uni
verS3ty on Monday next.
NJ Irwin Shepard, Of Winona, MINI.
Seer taly Of the n. Z. A was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. /. C. Lilli-
BRIG sge, the first of the week.
Me. and Mrs. ]. P. Rust, Of Mead
wills Pa, are expect here today for
wee visit at the home of Mrs.
Rus s father, Mr.. L. Brockway
n Mss l.. Wiese, who has been attend
ing be fall opening and convention of
the National nressmakers' Association
held in Chicago, has returned home.
I'ae school commissioners who are
trying to fud accommodations for all
the ehool children of their districts,
these days. positively refuse to believe
in rice suicide.
NJ and Mrs. T. NJ. Bussewitz leave
today for a weeks visit with relatives
and old-time friends Mt Beaver Dam,
.Iuneau and other points in Dodge
County.
Prof and Mrs. Merica were given
pleasant surprise Monday evening by
the a. H. S Glass, 1902, at their home
on First avenue. 1t was most en-
joyable reunion.
Tile Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
chnrch will serve a Harvest Home din
ner Al the Guild hall on Tuesday even
ing from a:a0 to 500 o'clock, which
viii he followed by dancing. Every
body invited.
The Pickle Co. report the cucumber
harvest about finished. The seasons
crop was good average From the
fifty acres the company cultivated,
$4,000 bushels were taken.
Rev c. T. Goldthorp has been re-
tnrued rs pastor to the Wauwatosa
NJ. b church for another year. Mr..
aud Hrs. Goldthorp will be given
rey( nton at the church next Thursday
evening.
Mr.. c. A Copeland and family will
return to their home on Wauwatosa
avenue, October /. Mr.. TIever and
family, who have occupied the house
during the summer, will remove to
Milwaukee.
The citizens franchise committee
have filed with the city clerk the petit
tons which have been circulating in
Wauwatosa during the past tHo
months, asking that the franchises
recently granted to the Milwaukee
Light, Heat and Traction Company be
Submitted to popular vote.
Died Gustav Lentz, Wednesday
night, September %, aged 50 years,
II months, at his home on Fifth
avenue, after a lingering illness. lie is
survived by his widow and five chill
drcn, two brothers. Adolph and Emil
Lentz and sister, Ms Chas, Radtke.
The funeral win be held at the st.
johns Lutheran church tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
There will be an auction sale at the
J. A Warren farm at 10 a. m, Scptem-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26
Advancement Club.

A special committee of the Advance
ment club has been appointed to ar
range for a series of lectures and other
entertainments to be given during the
coming winter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26

The Twentieth Century Topic club
viii hold It's first meeting Monday,
September %, at the home Of the pres-
dent, Mrs. Joseph Wood, Green Gables.
Grand avenue. Members viii please
take the 2:3O Wells street car
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26

One hundred fine birds, Plymouth
Rock variety, live or dressed. Address
orders to Roy LILIJBgfDGE,
80 Blue Mound Road.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26

The Schwaiger pharmacy offer a
choice line Of pure vines and liquors
for medicinal purposes,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
4 Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
The IncominGs ana Outgoiugs of Your
Friends and Neighbors Chronicied by
the News staff OF Reporters and Cor
respondents.

respondents.
Albert Taylor spent the week in
in Chicago
Loleta Landolt is the guest of friends
in Chicago
Miss Lou Landolt is visiting in In
dianapolis, Ind.
Mrs ellison Glasier has returned to
her home in Madison.
Mr.. chas. Kroesing spent portion
of the week at Chiffon.
Mr., w E. Poppleton and family have
moved to Montgomery, Ala,
Mr. G Winkenwerder and family are
visiting Mt Menomonee Falls, Wis.
Miss Eveline Ellis is attending the
Wayland academy at Beaver Dam.
Mr.. Ralph Kueeland is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Morse Ives, in Chicago.
Miss Maude Parkinson. of Madison,
spent Tuesday with Miss E. Colwell.
Miss Lottie Hart has returned from a
visit with friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Stickney, of Milwaukee, has
rented the Jacobs house, Fifth avenue.
, j. B. De Swarte IS travelling in the
northern part of the state on business,
Mr. J. A. Il. Tompkins made busi-
ness trip to Two Rivers, Mich, this
week.
Mir, Rich Hayes is home from Thorn
SON Ill, to spend a few days with his
family.
Mr. Albert Taylor. telegraph opera
tor at depot, is spending vacation at
Chicago.
Mr.. j. Gray and family movedi nto
the Morse house, First avenue, on
Thursday.
Mr.. J. B. Russell has accepted
position with South Dakota land
company.
Mr. Louis Wright, of Cleveland, O.,
spent Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. Z.
ISrocltway
Mrs NJ. Horning and daughter Bessie
and Mrs Ella Smith, spent Sunday at
Waukesha
The w H. Wright place, First ave
nue., has been sold to Mr.. Miller of
Milwaukee,
Mrs, John w, Sercomb, of Chicago,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, W. B. Rice,
Second avenue.
Miss Madeline Haney spent Thurs
day with Miss Myrtice Cochrane at
Tippecanoe, Wis,
Mrs. d. G. IIawley and family have
left for Fond du Lac, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Gregg and
Miss Lou Landolt spent Sunday at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Henry Watner entertained her
Sunday school class at her home
Thursday afternoon,
Miss Mary f. IIulburt leaves Mon
day to enter the University of Chicago
for a course Of study
/ Mr.. Fred Hartung leaves today on a
three-weeks' pleasure trip to Seattle
and Pacific coast points.
Miss Edith Hooker, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with Miss Florence
Adams, Kavanaugh place.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Allen left last
evening for a ten-days' trip through
North Dakota and Montana.
The Baptist young people held a
social last evening at Stanley Walton s
which was largely attended.
( Mr.. Waiter Garvens, who has been
in Tennessee the past two years, has
returned to visit his folk here.
/ \ Harvest Thanksgiving service win
be held at Trinity church Sunday even
! Tag. September 27, at 7:30 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. and Miss Maude
Curtis win spend Sunday at Sun Prairie
with Mrs, Frances Ritchie and family.
/ Mr. Geo. II. Rogers has returned to
Wauwatosa and is making his home
with his aughter-in-law, Mrs. L. a.
Rogers.
The Good Templars Of the Seventh
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There will be an auction sale at the
j. A. Warren farm at 10 Il. m, Scptem-
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