Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-28

i day evening.
Mr.. Frank Entschenreuter and Mis-.
Lillian Helen zirbel. viii be married
Saturday evening, Sept as, at ocloeb
at the Paul's church, Fifth Avenue,
Mrs. A. n. Carley said to be the first
white woman settler in Milwauk ee,
died Tuesday at>the home of her son in
Waterfowl, at the age Of "a years
The Rarpelxow house on Western
Ave-, has been newly painted and
other repairs haze been made, which
adds greatly to the appearance of the
place.
Emma Goldman the notarious anar-
chist will net be allowed to enter the
u. s. again. She is now in Amsterdam
at the International congress of anar-
chists.
killing frost the first of the
week is reported from tie western
part Of e:ie state. Corn and all crops
above ground were damaged to some
extent.
The school BOARD Of Milwaukee met
Wednesday aud took up the matter of
re-opening night schools. The schools
will be opened about the middle of
October.
The cranberry crop around Waupaca
is the largest ii has been for years.
and help 70 pick the crop is difficult to
get 1t is feared hundreds of bushels
will go to waste.
Owing to 'tspeed limit" ordinance
now being enforced at Granville, all
trains on the Milwaukee roads are
running through that town at six
miles aud hour.
The university Of Wisconsin opened
Tuesday for its ffty-seventh year.
There will Be added to Madison's pop.
ulation about 1000, counting students
and Instructors
Gen. Wn. Booth, head of the Saliva.
tion Army. viii cone to America in
I'October and will visit Milwaukee and
deliver q leetare at the Pabst theater
on Thursday, Oct. II.
Mayor Becker Of Milwaukee, paid a
visit TO John Dietz at Cameron Daln
Tuesday, We wonder If he made a
speech. The mayor intends writing a
book 50 report has 1t.
Chas. rs Shove, Wauwatosa Ave,
lost ais poclse -Doolx ON The train be.
tween Milwaukee and Chicago, Tues.
day which contained S2l0. lie had
the thief but he escaped.
After all tile ashes In Milwaukee
will be collected in the same old way.
There is nothing like "a change
aud the common council of our neig h
Dor is quiet ckangeable.
There is considerable real estate
changes reported in Wauwatosa for
the past few weeks. We understand
that eighty feet was sold on Kavanaugl,
Place for $50 per foot recently.
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Two beautiful flower designs were
sent to Wausan for the late John b.
Thomas, one by the Independent Order
Of Foresters and the other by the
Modern Woodman of America.
A harvest supper win be given by
the ladies' of the Congregationalch churell
this Friday evening at 6;30 o'clock.
This will be followed by a social hour
and all are cordially invited to be
present.
Mr.. William Donahue was called to
East Troy, Wednesday last by the
death of son who died Wednesday
morning at the age of years and 6
months. The little one will be buried
today at East Troy.
Miss Jennie Morehouse. Mrs Wm.
Landoit, Mrs. Oswald A. Thomas, Mrs.
VIM. H. Thomas and Mrs. George p.
Dougman attended the meeting of the
Woman's S Auxiliary at st. Paul's church
last Thursday.
Secretary Metcalf awarded the con-
tracts for the construction of FIVE tor
pedo boat destroyers Monday last,
provisions for which were made by the
last Congress and bids for which were
opened about month ago.
Alex Klockner of wauwatosa has
purchased through the agency of A. ID.
Myers, thirty-ono lots in blanchard 5
subdivision, between State st and
East Milwaukee Avenue. for s. coo
The owner will erect green houses on
the land 50 it is reported
U. s. Senator Stephenson has an
mounced his appointments to fill the
vacancies at large at West Point.
Stephen Wamsley, Fan Claire was
named with BENJAMIN Lampert, Osh-
kosh, as first alternate and j. Il. Ham
son, Marinette. as second alternate
Examination will be held in January.
The body of John B Thomas who