Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-09-17

Miss Anna ingalls, spent Sunday at
the Dells.
Mrs JAS Sexton was guest at the
Taylor home.
Miss Bette Byrne returned yester-
day from visit in Chicago.
Mr. Claude Carincross takes Mr.. Vim
ning's place as mail carrier.
Miss Harriet E. Rice has returned
from Winfred, South Dakota.
Miss Farnum was the guest of Miss
Hoyt the early part of this week.
Mrs n. A. Warren returned this
week from her trip through the east.
Mrs s. Y Cameron, of Waukesha,
was in the city on business on Thurs
day.
Mr.. V. V. Winning leaves today for
Ohio to spend his vacation with his
relatives.
Mr., Frank Taylor returned Wednes-
day from "a very SUCCESSFUL fishing trip
to Wind Lake.
Eli Phillips and family have removed
to Omro where they resided before com
to Wauwatosa.
Miss Gertrude c. Schmitt, Second
avenue, has gone to Bryn Maur Col
lege, Byron, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hafemeister and
daughter, Edna, will spend Sunday at
the home of D. f. Phillip.
d. T. Philip. who was run over by
wagon Monday evening is still con-
fined to his home, unable to walk
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Gerber, Of Olsla-
homa. were guests at the j. d. Warren
home West Maia street, on Thursday.
Mr. j. Il Morton added another fine
rig to his stock of carriages during
fair week, through the j. r. Dittmar
agency.
Mrs. Richard Dewey sailed on Sept.
Is for Germany where she will join
DR.. Dewey for "a three months sojourn
in Europe
Mr. q. Steinhagen, the well-known
surveyor, has returned from two
months visit with his father in north
ern Germany.
Mrs. Harold Duncan and little
daughter, Virginia, of Toronto, Can,
were the guests of Miss Hazel Ilarri-
man this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Warner, Of MIL
waukee, were in the city on Thursday
making arrangements to move here in
the near future
Mrs. Hattie L, Mower is visiting
friends here. She expects to leave
soon for South Carolina to resume her
school work there.
Miss H. D. Tenant North Main
street, returned today from three
weeks visit with her grandmother and
aunt at La Vale, Wis
Miss Lou. Hartman left today for
two weeks visit in Boston and New
York. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Robertson, Of Milwaukee.
The many friends of Rev G. Z. Gold
thorp. not only those of his own con
gregation. but many others, are glad
that he has been returned by the con-
ference to Wauwatosa for another year
Mr. NJ. y. Potter is laid up with a
broken hip, the result Of an accident
at Elm Grove on Saturday. his team be-
coming frightened at a train threw him
to the ground 1t is thought it viii be
some time before ne Will be able to be
about.
On last Thursday evening a very in
teresting and instructive lecture was
given By Major r II Cooper late Of
the [. ;. Geological survey, at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Goodwin,
North Wauwatosa avenue, the topic
being The Cliff Dwellers Of New Mex
leo The lecture was finely illus
trated by large number of stereopti-
con slides, which had been made from
photographs Of scenes with which the
Major was personally familiar 1t is
seldom one is permitted to see 50 many
unique and pleasing representations Of
the strange and marvellous TO be found
in our own great country. Ia addition
70 the pictures illustrating the homes
and modes Of living Of the Cliff Dwell
ers large number Of moving pictures
were shown that greatly pleased the
audience III addition TO the ncigi,bors
from Wauwatosa and Granville, there
were many present from Milwaukee.