Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-12

There are very few If any houses in
Wauwatosa for rent at the present time
which speaks well for this beautiful
suburb.
Tickets can be had at Spiegel's drug
store, Milwaukee, FOR the Gen. Booth
meeting on Oct. II, at the pabst
theater.
Mrs. Bradley, who has heen spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bennett, has returned to her home at
Waukesha
A dinner at the Blue Mound club
house following the election of officers
Saturday evening win bring the sea.
son to close.
The police department of Milwaukee
have motor cycles to catch automobile
speeders now. The fines will no doubt
pay for the motors.
Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Thain and Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Nethercut, attended
the Congregational Convention at
Oshkosh this week,
Three deaths as the result of football
so far this season and yet they were
merely practieing, How many more
before the season ends.
Mary j. Holmes, the noted anthoress,
died last Sunday at her home in Brock
port, N. ", at the age of 20 years.
She had been i'll but one week.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Helgesen were
guests at the residence of their broth
er, Oscar Helgesen the first of the
week.
Miss Ella Lillibridge was given a
birthday surprise at her home on the
Blue Mound road, on Saturday after
noon.
MIR q. w. Mortimer has rented the
Gregg house on North Main Street,
which has been occupied by DR.. Cor
bett and family.
Mr. Henry Dunkel and family have
moved to Brookfeld, where MIR. Dun
kel has accepted the position of sec
tion boss at that place.
The twentieth Century Topic Club
will hold it's next meeting Monday,
October IA, with Mrs. w, A. Godfrey,
East Milwaukee Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Purcell leave this
week foss Ann Arbor, Mich, where Mr..
Purcell has accepted a position in The
University. Mrs. Purcell was former
| ly Miss Hazel Hartman.
The last weekly report of County
Treasurer Julius j. Goetz follows:
Receipts, si5,944.1o; disbursements,
S34 ,069 IS; cash on hand, S3,79o.95;
cash in bank, 5000, ,460.O3.
Quite number of the members OF
the Baptist Church attended the state
convention of that denomination at
Fond du Lac the past week. Rev. f.
L. Dye was on the program.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give Il harvest home supper Tues
day evening next from until s o'clock.
Everybody invited to good supper
and pleasant evening socially.
Ira w. Bird, Milwaukee, who passed
the competition examination for n
cadetshi , in the revenue cutter service
and was certified for appointment, has
been ordered to the q S. cadet service
steamer Itasca.
A delivery team belonging to the
Boston Store, Milwaukee, made things
quite lively on our streets last We'd
nesday. The last seen of them they
were on their way toward the county
buildings at 40 clip.
There will be Harvest Social at the
Guild Hall, Thursday evening, Oct IL,
for the benefit of Trinity church choir
and st. Angatha's Guild. A good pro.
gram will be rendered, dancing and
Refreshments served.
Arrangements are now completed
for the dedication of the Andersonville
monument at Andersonville. Ga,
which will take place Oct. II. Gov.
DAVIDSON and Others viii leave Madi-
son Oct Is to take part in the cere-
1 monY
| The juvenile court commission has
asked the County Board for Si25, 900
for the parental school and combina-
tion detention home and juvenile court
headquarters The commissioners
favored sites near the other county
hui dings.
| Hungarians and Siavs are now leav-
ing Milwaukee and vicinity for their
homes across the Atlantic at about
100 per week. They will probably re-
turn next spring for the purpose Of
picking up few more dollars for their
fatherland