Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-03-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
X Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
The IncominEs and outgoings of Your
Friends and Neighbors Chronicied by
the News Staff of, Reporters and Corr
respondents.

+hi D ~ e. Nood - visiting tFlStlttS ~
Palmyra.
Rev. D. w. IIulburt spent Thursday
at Beaver Dam.
Mrs Jacob Johnson is quite i'll at her
home on Vine street.
Edna Tully entertained the s. j, G..
club Friday afternoon.
7. ]. Grover, Of Fond du Lac, visited
friends here on Wednesday,.
The Reading Circle met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. c. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, North avenue,
spent part of the week at Green BAY.
Miss Hattie Rice has been laid upfor
several days of the week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. NJ. Schmidt, Jr., who has been
sick for several weeks is eonvalescent.
Mr.. Arthur Koenig is making a
business trip in Canada ard New York.
Mrs Wm. Menniuger is visiting at
the home of herparents at North Lake,
| Wis.
Postmaster Landolt and daughter
Loleta spent Friday at Port Washing
ton.
Mr., Henry Rose, of Princeton, Wis !,
is guest at the home of his son, II. Il.
Rose.
Mrs. f. a, Sehmitz entertained the
Evening Bridge Whist club ON Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. s 5. Lewis leaves today for a
two weeks visit with her daughter
Mabel at Wnupaca.
Mr.. Edward Scribner, of Rosendale.
Wis, was guest at the w r. Cundall
home part of the week.
The East Side Neighbood club met
Wednesday, afternoon ut the home Of
Mrs n. l.. Kneeland, Center street.
The Missionary Department OF tile
baptist church met III the resisis4ce u
Harvey i. Moore on Thursday evening.
Nj j. y. Warren. who has been i'll
for 70 weeks, was down town for the
first time on Thursday. lie is inprov-
ing slowly.
On the fourth page of this issue we
give the Supreme Courts decision in
full in the Wauwatosa Street Railway
Franchise case.
The Z. c. 7. club will be entertained
by Mrs. w A. Godfrey and Mrs. w. I.
Beutler at the home of Mrs, Godfrey,
next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. b. e. Schenck Kavanaueh
place, entertained twenty-five ladies
from Milwaukee and Wauwatosa at
kensington, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, L. Smith, who have
been spending the winter with their
daughter in Delavan, will return TO
their home on Second avenue, on
April 3.
Mrs. Frank Durbin was given a pleas
ant surprise Saturday afternoon by her
neighbors, Mesdames Stafford, Leisls,
Albert Landolt, Shaw, Currie, Temple
and Pease.
Miss Helen Kinney entertained eleven
of her jolly girl friends at her home,
North avenue, Friday night. A birth
day breakfast was served in honor Of
Jessie Waldie.
Mrs. A. Jacobus went to Madison
Wednesday TO accompany her sister,
Miss Susie Minahan. who is just recov-
ering from a severe attack of pneu-
monia, to her home.
Among those who have been on the
sick list but who arc now reported i'm
proving are Mrs. w. A. Hart, Mrs.
James Lefeber, Naomi Wilson, j. D.
Warren and DIR. Hathaway.
Mr.. Robert Cu.rie has rented his
place on Ludington avenue, and on
Wednesday, March 30 at / p. m, will
offer his outfit of horse, wagons tools
and a lot of furniture, for sale at
auction.
Miss Lena Wiese is attending the
National Dressmakers' convention at
Chicago At the September, 1904, con
vention She was awarded a beautiful
silver medal for an original designed
Dinner Gown" taken there for com
petition.
A dead man was found in box car
on the side track at East Elm Grove
yesterday afternoon. 1t is thought to
be a case of suicide as a revolver was in
his hand. The coroner of Milwaukee
county was notified and took charge
of the body last evening.
A rally of Baptist young people was
held in the Baptist church on Friday
evening, the principal address being
made by DIR, IL. d. Brown, of West