Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-29

their new home on Watson Avenue on
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. b. Wells left Thurs
day for Chicago where they will visit
relatives and friends.
The Reading Circle met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Wheeler, Watson
Avenue. last Wednesday,
Mrs. Wones, Fifth Avenue. has rent
ed and viii occupy appointments in the
Allen fiats, Second Avenue
Miss Isabel f. skinner announces a
Musicals TO be given at the Congrega-
tional church, Friday evening, June
5.
Mrs. Arthur Koenig and Judge w
Koenig viii sail for Europe on the 4th
of June, They will be gone about SIX
months
The first public park concert of the
season will be given at Washington
Park, June IA, by George Bach's band
of fifty men.
Mr. w II. Wright and family are
again residents of Wauwatosa. They
are occupying the Gianella house on
! Ks~sn,sugh Place.
denry A. Digman's house on Wau-
watosa Avenue 10 about completed,
and will soon be ready for the young
couple who are to occupy it.
The Ladies Aid society. NJ. e. church
will meet with Mrs. S. X Williams
and Mrs John Clarke in the latter's
home next Tuesday afternoon.
Gov. James o. Davidson will be
candidate for second term. lie has
been 4 good sound business governor
and we hope he succeeds in the pri-
maries and election.
/ The two women clubs of Wauwatosa
did not take any part in the bazaar of
nations held in Milwaukee the past
week for the reason that intoxicating
drinks were handled.
Mrs. Ernest Borchert, nee Landolt,
of Schenectady. N. Y. presented her
husband with nice baby girl. Tues
day evening May 10. AL. is happy
grandpa now, doesn't he look 1t?
John uausch, Jr.. wishes to call your
attention to pool and billiard tourna.
ment which will be held at the wau-
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Monday, June !, and running to July
II.
The Misses Abby Higgins and Wilda
Crawford Of Milwaukee Downer Col
legs and Messrs. Albert Fisher and
William cotanch of Milwaukee spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j.
II. Camp, Wauwatosa Avenue.
John Sheldon resident o: this city
for a number of years, but now living
at West Allis, spent Wednesday with
his many friends here. Jack says
there is no place like Wauwatosa, aud
he expects to reside here again.
Come in and get those cards printed
before you start on your vacation. We
are prepared to print any kind of
card on short notice and at reasonable
prices and with right up-to-date type.
Give us call and be convinced.
Mrs, d. w. Hulburt is spending sev.
eral weeks in Kansas. She will visit
relatives of Mr.. Hulburt in Butler
county and later her sons Judson and
Clarence Hulburt who are keeping
themselves busy on a two Thousand
acre ranch.
The weary Willies are quite thick on
the freights that go through now days.
The weather is fine for their business.
We counted 25 on one freight last
TUESDAY evening on top of the cars.
not saying anything about those inside
and on the bumpers.
Miss Ruth Sporl eder left Monday
morning for Washington, D. c. where
she viii attend the International
Supreme Lodge of Good Templars.
she will also visit New York and other
places of interest while away. The
lodge session will be from June to 10
The Woman's Club will hold the last
meeting of the year on Thursday June
4. when they will have the annual
election of officers. The program will
consist Of a paper on "EnmiRration'
by Miss Benson, "Club Life. by Mrs
Perry, "Epilogue" by Mrs. Sabine and
and the annual reports of the Secre-
taries and Treasurer.
"Mr. Clarence G.. smeaton and wife,
formerly Miss Ella NJ. Davelsar have
gone 10 Lake Keesus to celebrate the
first anniversary of their marriage
which was solsmnized on the thirtieth
day Of April. 1907" This announce
ment was quite surprise to large
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