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

Texas went Democratic.
All kinds of II told you so" now.
j. H. Camp came home to vote and
for a short visit with his family.
New planks have been laid at the w
Main Street crossing by the railway
company.
Mr.. Roy j, James and family have
moved into the Peely house on St.
Charles Street,
The Mohawks will play the Menom-
once Falls football team this Saturday
afternoon at the Falls.
Mrs. Fred Sieber, left Thursday for
Sterling, ILL.,, where she viii spend a
week visiting her parents.
!, e. j. Hulburt and family, who have
bear living on East Milwaukee Avenue
have removed to Milwaukee.
The small boy had his fun with soap
last Saturday evening. All the busi-
ness houses got their share.
MIR. John L. Warren of Cumberland
Mills, Me-, visited his sister, Miss
Carrie q. Warren, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Godfrey, Jr..
spent few DAYS of this week in an
automobile trip through the state.
Miss Olive Benedict o. BroolSfeld,
Wis, has been spending the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Moore.
Don't forget that "IIoodoo Dance
to be given by the Mohawlss. Friday
evening, November 13. at the Armory.
number of wauwatosa people
spent Saturday in Madison to witness
the Wisconsin Marquette football
game.
The badgers of this city were defeat
ed by the heavy L. G. Fogarty football
team by score of 10 to 0. last Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Francis Durbin, Wauwatosa
Avenue, entertained n number of her
friends At Halloween party last Cat
urday evening.
Mr.. Stanley Pilgrim of Chicago,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
d. L. Pilgrim, Jr
Rev. X. II. Thiele, former pastor of
st. Johns Lutheran church, this city,
has a position ia Montana. Ills wife
and family have gone there to reside.
The United States Civil Service com
mission will hold examination in Mil
waukee, Novelnber "a aud 25 There
are number of good position on the
lists.
If you wish the Wauwatosa News
for one year come in and leave Sl.O0
bill and you will receive it by mail for
So weeks. Ii paid at the end of the
year it is Sl.25.
Work has again started on the Grand
Avenue viaduct. About SO men were
put to work Monday, but it is expected
that a much larger number will be-
busy in few days.
Miss Martha Schweda and Mr.. John
Goebrl were united in marriage last
Tuesday morning. The young couple
have large number of friends who
wish them a long and happy life.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
will entertain the teachers at the home
of Mrs. /. N. Conxlin, Monday. Nov
ember o at 8 o'clock. Mrs Edward
| Synder will talk on pictures and their
| frames.
Services at Trinity Episcopal church
Sunday, November s. 80 A. Nj, com.
munion service. 1890 A NJ, morning
prayer. litany and sermon. 7.30P. NJ,
evening prayer and sermon. 1900 Nj,
Sunday school.
The county assessment roll gives the
| value of Milwaukee county as S265, 1885,
1875. OF this sum. SIPS, ls4,5Is repre-
sents The value of the real estate $685.
572 ,9O5 the. buildings and $50, ,627, ZOE
the personal property.
Don't forget the Fireman's Ball on
November 10. at the Armory. If you
have not bought ticket. purchase one
and help the boys along. De Bona or
chestra viii furnish the music, and the
Light Guard furnishes refreshments.
The Ladies Aid society of the Wau-
watosa Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. j Il. Benoy, Garfield Avenue,
Thursday afternoon. November I2.
Mrs. Ben Lumb will assist Mrs. Renoy
10 entertain. The initial letter is c.
Don't forget If you have any oil
garments and will leave them at this
office they will be delivered to Chief
Truancy Officer Bert Hall, who will
see that they are given to poor child