Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-11-26

Mr. and Mrs. d. T. Pilgrim, sr., have
returned from two-weelSs' visit with
friends and relatives in Granville and
Menomonee Falls
| Mrs. f. w. schneck will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. f.
church at Dime Thimble party next
Tuesday afternoon.
TIE ladies of Trinity church will
give a dime Thimble party at the Guild
ball on Wednesday afternoon, to 5
O'clock, November 80
NJ y Flora Menish, West Main street.
left Wednesday for New London, Wis.
whe 4 she will visit friends and attend
Thanksgiving house party.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w Leister and
dau9Ater, of Milwaukee, were guests
of U and Mrs. II. g. Leister, Western
aver lie, on Thanksgiving Day.
Tle annual ball given Wednesday
evening for the employees and their
friends at the Hospital for Insane, was
mus enjoyed by those present.
Mrs, n l.. Kneeland gave family
dinner party on Thursday. Mrs e. X.
Gregory OF Milwaukee, and Mr., syives-
ter II Kneeland of New York, were
present.
Mr., Il. BroclSway spent Sunday with
relat.yes at Palmyra. Mrs. L. Brock
way returns today from Madison, Wis,
whe I She has been spending the week
with friends.
Miss Emily Sumner, of New Orleans,
La. who has been the guest of Miss
Franc Slndersou, left for her home on
Tuesday, Miss Sanderson accompanied
her as far as Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bussewitz, of
North Lake, visited relatives here on
MoRaay. Ed brought in load of
choice poultry and pigs from his farm,
whica are on display at the Cash Meat
Nlariset.
Mr.. Glenway Maxon of Milwaukee,
and his brother VIII of Cedar Lake,
WIS., with their families were guests
at tie home of their sister, Mrs. }, S.
Cutler, East Milwaukee avenue, on
Thanksgiving Day
Specinl THANKSGIVING services were
held in several of the churches here.
At the Union services held at the Meth
odist church. DR. THAN delivered the
discourse, his text being Render,
therefore, to Caezar the things that
any uezars and unto God the things
tia s. isa AIattA easei
The home of Eugene =, Wright,
Chorcb street. wus burglarized Thurs
day night during the absence of the
family. A quantity Of silverware,
wedding presents, revolver, an opera
glass. and a number of other articles
were taken The robbers left no clue
by which they might be traced.
Mr.. John Eschenberg's wagon was
wrecked and his team badly hurt Mon
day morning by being struck hya train
at the 59th street crossing. The train
was standing on the siding and cut in
two for the crossing. VIM. Eschenburg,
who was driving the team, attempted
to cross the track when Suddenly the
train backed up with the result before
mentioned Mr. Eschenburg was
thrown from the wagon and was con
siderably shook up and bruised but is
not thought seriously hurt.
The members of the Good Templars'
lodge were royalty entertained on
Tuesday evening by the lady members
of the order. After short business ses-
sion the lodge was adjourned and all
present invited to the Dining room
To partale of the refreshments provided
by the sisters: coffee. cake, fruit, nuts.
candy, etc, were in ample evidence. A
short but interesting literary program
was given during the lunch. The
affair was one that will long be remem-
bered by all who took part. There
were 95 plates.
This is the time o year when sub
scribers begin to rencmbe, the local
newspaper in a substantial manner
Harvest is over the crops have been
abundant. and every BODY feels good,
or fair to midling.