Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-11-19

1 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. L.
church, Were very pleasantly enter.
/ tanned at Thimble party on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Geo. James and Mrs.
Gregg Barrett at the home of the lat
ter, ON North Main street.
The West Allis Woman's club will
entertain the Wauwatosa Womans
club ON Tuesday afternoon, November
20. at the home of Mrs. Douville, West
Allis. The Wauwatosa ladies will take
the l,25 Wells street ear.
"Still" yelped the vagrant dog as
he ran frantieauy down the alley with
a tin can tied to his tail. lit is better
to be yellow eur than pampered
lapdog. One has more freedom of ac-
tion as well as incentive.
A meeting win be held at the NJ. L.
church ON next Tuesday evening at
7:l5 o'clock. in the interest of organ
izing Il Union Mission class. At the
close of the meeting there win be ii
social hour at which light refreshments
win be served, All interested are
earnestly requested to be present
A Thanksgiving Ban will be given
by Magnolia Camp, No. 29S5, NJ. w A..
at the North Milwaukee Park Hall,
Wednesday evening, November %, 1904,
4 feature of the occasion viii be the
Forester Drill Team of Iiiawatha Camp.
No, Hail, of Milwaukee. Fine music
Allare cordially invited Ticket 25c
The joint committee on plats and
grades and rules and ordinances. will
meet in the city clerks Office on Satur-
day evening, November IL, at O'Clock,
to give all parties Interested in the
matter of the proposed grade ON Sixty
irst street, from Grand avenue to State
street an opportunity to be heard
Among the arrivals in Wauwatosa
and those who are changing their
places of residence we note the fol-
lowing; Mr.. Albertson and family,
Second avenue and Center, have re-
moved to MIwanlee G. A. Gum aud
family, Grand avenue, have removed
to 29th and Brown street. Milwaukee;
Ott1 Walter and family, Garfield ave
nue., will move to house on Third
avenue; Mir. and Mrs Irau, Schmidt,
Jr.. Will occupy part of the kiclert
house OH GarnHeld avenue.
The assessed valuation OF property
in the city Of Wauwatosa for the years
1898 and 1904 was respectively, ST. SOB, (
945 and Sl.s43a45. Wauwatosa city
taxes for 1903 were Sl9.627.7S, for 1901
the city taxes viii be ss7.sss.t'o. = a.stiee
of S7,960.27. or thcitems contributing
to higher taxes this year the new
bridge at Sxty-frst street, and the
payments for the first year on new
High School building are two OF the
largest, amounting to over 600 The
county tax will not be a. high as last
year, which will be good news to tax
payers.
On last Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock, Mr.. c. X Moore of Wauwa-
tosa, ana Miss Marian benedict OF
Broollfield. were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Chas.
y. Benedict there being present only
the immediate families Of the contract
ing parties together with a few select
friends Tie marriage service was
pronounced by the Rev. J.. w. Long
fellow. The bride is one OF the most
popular young ladies of Brookfeld
and is a fayorite in a large social circle.
The groom was reared in Wauwatosu,
and is one Of most Wi&ie awake and
progressive young men in the com
muuity. During the summer he has
erected neat and substantial dwelling
on North avenue near the Moore home
stead in which the young people will
begin housekeeping at once. They
have the good wishes and congratula-
tions of large circle ef friends.