Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05
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moved to Milwaukee.
Mics Nellie Armstrong spent last
Sunday in Whitewater.
Mr.. w. R. Cundall returned from
business trip to Madison.
The Woman's club met Thursday
afternoon in their club room.
Mr.. Andrew Kaad was guest of j.
r. Benoy, Friday of last week.
Mrs. Wainscott and family have
moved into their home on Greenfield
Avenue.
The Ladies Aid society, NJ. e. church
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. s. r.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheley, Santiago. Cal.
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kroesing.
More young men die from over-exer-
tion on the football field than in the
harvest field.
The first pile for the new Milwaukee
Public Auditorium building was drove
Monday last.
''The frost is on the pumpkin and
the corn is in the shock in Lefeber
Bros. window.
The Wisconsin College of Physicians.
and Surgeons, Milwaukee, opened
Tuesday last.
Mr.. Robert Digman left the first of
the week for Chicago where he is at
tending school.
Miss Sara Chatfeld Milwaukee, for
merly of this city, is suffering from a
sprained ankle.
If the written laws were rigidly en-
forced there would be no use for the
''unwritten law"
Mr.. Warren VoelIel, 55th and Grand
Avenue, entertained few friends
Wednesday evening
Miss Annie Grotter who has been the
guest at the home of w. A. Clapp, has
returned to Decatur, III,
Mr.. w. j. Underwood, general mana
ger of the Milwaukee, road, spent a few
hours in the city on Tuesday.
Spencer Pease spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents returned to
Wisconsin University Monday.
A reception was given Friday even
ing at the NJ. g. church for the pastor
Rev. and Mrs. 5. r. Williams.
Mrs. Lee Berry. son and mother. of
Kansas City, Mo-, were guests at the
j. NJ Nash residence this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kroesing returned
Monday from a trip to the south where
they visited friends and relatives.
Prof. and Mrs. f. II. King of Madison
and Miss Lucy Fitch of Berlin were
guests at the j. NJ. Nash residence last
week.
Andrew II. Anderson, Wauwatosa,
has been appointed deputy sheriff by
Sheriff w. r. Knell for the sixth dis
trict.
The many friends of Mr.. r. G. Love-
land will be glad is hear that he is
able to be out and about some on nice
days.
Don't fail to read the official notice
in another column in relation TO fixing
up sidewalks. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
The st. Johns church congregation
gave their pastor, II. II. Thiele SUR
prise on his 10th wedding anniversary,
last Sunday.
Twenty five of the south side mer-
ceants of Milwaukee. have granted
there clerks Sunday and three nights
off each week.
J. NJ. Davis, the new assistant gener-
al freight agent ofthe Milwaukee road,
with headquarters in Milwaukee, took
charge Tuesday last.
The train which has been leaving
Milwaukee for the lake region and
Watertown during the summer at 4:45
p. M. has been discontinued.
We can learn as much from our own
mistakes an2 our neighbor's success as
from our own success and our neigh
boris mistakes if we only try.
Miss Isabel e. Skinner mas returned
to Wauwatosa and VIII start giving
lessons on the piano. She is guest
at the home of James Lefeber.
Mayor Becker, Milwaukee, has
granted the Star theater management
the right to hold three round boxing
matches on Saturday evenings.
1t is expected that work or the Grand
Avenue viaduct win begin shortly. the
county board having defeated the effort
I to reconsider by "a vote of 20 to 10,