Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-07-10
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sunday at Madison.
Well we are having plenty OF rain
nowadays hereabouts.
Quite number of Wauwatosa peo-
pie spent the 4th at Waulsesha Beach
DR.. Mag spent few days of the
past week at Madison with his parents
Lightning struck the COW barn on
the county farm last Monday evening
Miss Cecilia Wagner. Garfield Ave,
is spending month with her aunt in
Iowa.
DIR. G, Connel, of Oshkosh, called on
relatives and friends in this city We'd
nesday,
The freight trains going west now
a. days have their share of the hobo
family.
Oscar Helgesen spent few days at
Eagle, Wis.,, this week with relatives
and friends.
Miss Virginia Harris of st. Louis,
No, is a guest Of Miss Theodora Gram
than, Breeze Street.
Wauwatosa was deserted on the 4th.
Every body seemed to be gone else
where 70 speno the day
Mrs. J r. Benoy is spending few
days in the western part of the state
with relatives and friends,
j. T. Anderson and sop Of Sheffield
III, has been the guest Of his brother
Chas, Anderson the past week.
Hartley Jones and wife of Dane,
Wis, spent few DAYS Of the past
weei, at the home Of Leonard zach.
Miss Laura Delpscl,, AZ Center Street,
IS spending her vacation at Boulder,
Colorado. in the Rocky Mountains.
Rev. A. Q. Kelley of sheerard, H.,
will preaeh next sunday morning and
evening IN the Congregational Church
Mr.. aud Mrs 6 Rickert, Garfield
Avenue, are spenaing / fen DAYS al
tile home of their daughter Ut 1isigan
Lake
John Woodside showed MS a number
of potatoes about the size of duck eggs
which he dug on his place the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Philip, Sixth
Avenue, have returned home after an
absence of three weeks to Nebraska on
business and pleasure.
The marshall took twelve revolvers
from different parties on the 4th of
July. lie returned them to their re-
spectlve owners on Tuesday.
7. X. McMurray ana family have
rented the house on Chestnut Street
recently vacated by the Taylor family
and are now occupying same.
Harry Fuchs, captain in the Chiea-
90 fire department spent the Fourth
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wn.
Menninger, North Main Street.
DR.. Robt J Digman, who has been
located at Chicago, has been trans
ferred to Milwaukee. lie is now
located at the Plankinton packing
house.
Frank Angus of Grand Haven, Mich.
spent the Fourth in this city with
friends lie made the News call,
but the editor was not in. He was
celebrating at Boscobel
Chief Truancy Officer Bert IIall Of
this city is DESTROYS of gaining posi-
tions on farms for a number Of young
girls between the ages of ii and l6
years. Bert is indeed doing a good
work.
Drs. w d. Hurd and Haymen, Bosco-
bel. Wis, who are making an auto
trip to Detroit, Mich, made us a pleas
ant call Wednesday. They report a
fine time SO far and they are the boys
who know how to enjoy such trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mcdonald. state
Street, have returned home from a
trip of about week to Muskegan.
Mich. Mr.. MeDonald's father who is
spry as kitten at the age of 81 years.
accompanied them home and win re-
main here for some time.
St. Johns Lutheran school held it's
annual picnic on the Fourth at the
Lutheran Altenheim. The picnic was
largely attended. Old and young
amused themselves with various games
and sports. After dark fireworks were
at the Alteuheim.
Married Ella Arpe. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arpe, town Wau-
watosa. to Herman Drefahl. town
yyaawatosa, July Isl at St Johns
Church Rev Thiele ofiieiat
ing Unfortunately gloom was cast
over the auspicious occasion by the