Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-11-06

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Mr. c. w. Chase has returned home
after spending a month at New Orleans
on a business trip.
The pastors subject at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning will be,
Want and supply
Mr.. U. V. Silloway was not to come
last Sunday, SO will speak at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening.
Mrs, F. 6. Frisbie of Pine River,
Wis, is guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Lefeber, Wauwatosa Ave.
Mr. p C. Clausen left Tuesday for
oconomowoc, Wis, where he will
spend some time at DIR. Voje's sanitari-
um
Wilbur .sefeber has returned home
after an absence of about five months
ut Evansville. Wis, where he was en-
| ployed ON farm.
A number of Wauwatosa people went
to Milwaukee Monday evening last to
hear Eugene w. Chafin, the candidate
forpresident on the Prohibition ticket.
All say he knows how to talk and he
convinced his hearers that he was a
''heerlessn candidate.
We call the attention of our readers
TO the ad of Peetz, the photographer,
in this issue Watch our ads from
week to week and you will learn some
thing to your advantage. All our ad-
veftisers are first-class business men,
and tell you the truth in their ads.
a Telegram was received by Mrs. G..
q. Smith last Tuesday, announcing the
death of Mrs. f. NJ. Merica at her
home in Garriet, Ind, Tuesday morning
at o'clock. Mrs. Merica was quiet
well known here in Wauwatosa and
bud many friends. who will feel the
loss of this bright and cheerful woman
Seenly.
We are in receipt of the annual re-
port of the Marathon County Asylum,
near Wausau, Wis, which shows that
institution in fourishing condition.
JOSEPH Roehl. Jr., a former resident of
Wanwatosa, is superintendent and his
wife is matron. We congratulate the
superintendent in the able manner IN
which he has conducted the institution.
The play given by the Woman's Club
Mt The Armory on Thursday and Friday
evening of last week, was success in
every way. The Club cry credited To
ths Club. was only an expression Of
pleasure coming from the Light Guard,
that after the play the Club relinguish-
ed their right to the Armory for with
their ''hest girl, bright lights and
music, only one thing more was needed
to complete their happiness--a floor.
We have added new electric motor
which will give us power for our
presses and help us in rushing our
work out. The j h. Benoy Printing
Co. is going ahead. Ii you have any
printing come and see US, you will get
just what you want and will not be
held up. We do good work and give
you good stock. We cater to fine sta
tionary. The electric light and power
system was installed by the II. r.
Hemsing Co. OF this city, and the job
is A No. /.
| A Barn Dance was one of the features
of very pleasant Halloween evening
which was passed at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. w. A. Cadwallader, I19 West
Main Street, last Saturday evening.
| The decorations were very tastefully
gotten up, and consisted of rushes,
and autumn leaves placed around the
room In the most approved Halloween
style. Ears of corn were hung from
the rafters and added to the effect,
while at one end of the room was the
platform for the orchestra. Last, but
not least was to be found well filed
larder consisting of pumpkin pie and
sweet cider 1t is needless to say all
did justice to these good things, aud
all report good time.