Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22

Miss Harriette Moan is spending a
| few weeks at Chain Lakes, Waupaca
Mrs, II Murrille, of Merrill Park,
spent Thursday with Mrs j, Bender,
The Misses Amelia, Helen and Lulu
Beehtel are having an outing at okau-
chee.
Axtel Gustafson of Chicago, formerly
of this city spent Tuesday with friends
/ here.
+. MeNulty, editor of The Chief,
Mukwansgo, visited friends here last
week.
| Messrs Fred Bark and Otto Ulrich
spent Thursday at pewaukee Lake
fishing.
| Mr.. CN. Burnside, of Evanston, H.,
spent part of the week with Wauwa-
tosa friends.
Miss Ia Cook of Wonewoc, Wis, is
guest at he 0. +, Lee home, West
Main street.
The Mission Band of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
j. 0. Myers today.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church met at the home of
Mrs. o. 9Swan ON Friday.
| If Jap4n will hurry and take Nladi-
vosdock shere viii be little to rego-
tiate aboat at Portsmouth.
Mrs. wen. Scully and children have
returnedArom Il two weeks visit with
her parents at Mukwonago.
Miss Fannie Moore has returned to
Fond duA lac after three weeks vaca
tion at fAe home of her parents.
Mr.. auA Mrs, W. Whyte, Second ave
nue., leave today for Darlington, Wis,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Ckas. Miller and baby Hugh, of
uartlan# visited Mrs. j. Bender, Gar
field ava1ue the first of the week.
j. Co,rtmey Lefeber has returned
from anDuting at okauchee. Lots of
fish and fun is the report Of Sunny
Jim.
City Aftorney G. j. Davelaar return
ed Tue@say from New York where he
has been spending Two wselsson btsls
ness.
Mrs Chandler. mother of DIR. c. 4.
Chandler, anaPhilip, son of DIR. Chan.
dler, who h'eye been visiting Dr. and
Mrs. Chandler, have returned to
Monroe.
Quite number of relatives of the
q. c. Rogers family were entertained
at lawn party at the Rogers home on
the Blue Mound road, on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Geo Wilbur and daughter SUI
san, and Miss Rice of Oak Park, H.,
who have been guests of Miss {. G,
Warren, returned to their home on
Thursday.
Mrs. Il. p. Nichols entertained the
Rev. and Mrs. +. w. Longfellow and
their family and also Mrs. B. +. War
rem and daughter Miss May, at dinner
on Friday evening
On Friday evening Miss Faith Long
fellow entertained q large company oil
girl friends in honor of Miss May War
rem who, with her mother, is visiting
at the Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Kurtz and their
guest, Miss louise Stirman of Mime
apolis, leave today to spend a week
with Mrs Kurtz's sister, Mrs. +. II.
dale, Wis.
1t is reported that the following city
tions: Henry Watner, water commits
sioner; II. ). Temple, member of board
of education; c. L. Curtis, secretary
fire department.
Mrs. Francs Nickerson chaperoned
the IOilONiHE paiby ~ 9Ohhk AauiCn at
a camping at Lake Keesus this week;
Winifred Clausen, Mabel Grant, Roxy
Bryan Grace Watner, Ruth Nethercut,
Ruth Palmer, Grace Goodrich, Blanche
Canright and Gertrude fully.
Miss Lille Marquardt, daughter of
Julius Marquardt, Western avenue,
suffered an attack of appendicitis on
Saturday last. She was taken to the
Milwaukee hospital for treatment and
was so much improved on Thursday
that she was able to ride to her home.
Mrs. Fahey, of Milwaukee, who was
visiting at the James Lefeber home
last Saturday, met with serious acci-
dent when about to take the car TO
return home, making mistep she fell
and broke her ankle. She WAS taken
back to Mr.. Lefebers for treatment.