Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-31

Mr.. I. NJ. Hammond leaves Tuesd V
for an extended trip on the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Thos. R. Lloyd Jones has been
enjoying visit from her sister, Mrs
Chase Of Madison.
Mrs. Warren, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Cnas. Giliett has re-
turned to her home at Fox Lake
Mrs. e. j. Kearney and her sister.
Miss Morton, entertained at a Kensing-
ton, Saturday afternoon
Every little bit added to what you
got malses lust little bit more" says
II. z. Bradley. who was presented with
brand new baby girl last Monday |
Mr.. Bradley was busy buying cigars
and answering telephone calls all
week.
The Light Guard team will play the
Red Ravens, Saturday evening, Feb. l.
The Red Ravens are one of the strong
est as well as fastest teams in MilwaL-
kee county and there for good game
is expected. A small admission will
be charged. Dancing will follow the
game.
AT 7 o'clock Wednesday morning in
Milwaukee, the lowest temperature of
the wiuter was recorded, the official
government thermometer registered 6
below zero. In Wauwatosa some of
our people had it down AS low as 12
below zero. 1t was cold enough to
make ones ears sting even ON the
banks of the Menomonee river.
c. A. Hauey took a number of premi-
ums on white plymouth Rocks and
Mrs. G, d. Marthi on Rhode Island
Reds al the poultry show held at
Schlitz Park, Milwaukee, the past
week Wanwatosa has number of
fancy chicken breeders and any one
looking for good birds can find almost
ANYTHING they are looking for in the
| poultry line in this city.
DIED-Ciara Berndt, daughter of
Fred Berndt, Spring Ilill, on Thursday
evening, january %, ofehronic Brights
disease. ut the age of Is. The child
died very suddenly without !, moments
warning while engaged in housework
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon FROM ST. Johns Lutheran church
Rev. Thieie officiating; interment was
at Wauwatosa cemetery.
The following officers were elected
by tile Wauwatosa Good Templars
lodge last Monday evening: G. T., ]
K BeaSy; v. II, Mrs. II fropp; syJ.
f., Miss Lydia Cain; Sec, Miss Lily
Pelton; Il. Sec, Miss Harriet Tennant;
Treas, Harry Digmau; Mar, Lawrie
Propp; Pianist, Howard Rose; Press
Rep, VIM Eggert The officers will
be installed next Monday evening. a
supper will proceed the installation.
The last lecture of the series, under
the auspices Of the Womaus club will
be given on Monday evening, Feb. ;.
at the Congregational church, when
| Prof. ]. Q. Monaghan, of Notre Dame
University will deliver mis- lectdre en-
titled "America the Land of Oppor-
tunity." The name of MIR Monaghan
is SO familiar with the ma ajority of the
people of this community, that no
press notices are necessary You
should not miss h~ar'ng him. Bemem
ber the date.
D,. J. w. Coon, former superinten~
dent of the county hospital, will leave
Wauwatosa Feb. 4, to assume charge
of tuberculosis sanitarium near
Watrons, n. Mexico. lie has purchased
a half interest in the institution,
which is known as tie Valmora Ranch
sanitarium. The family will remain
in Wauwatosa until the close of the
school year when they will join DR..
Coon. The many friends of DR. and
Mrs. Coon regret to see them leave,
but wish them success Ia their new
home.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Lille, daughter Of Sir. and Mrs.
william Won Baumbach 10 Edward
Coulthard have been issued. The
wedding took place on Saturday eve
ming, January 25 at the residence Of
the brides parents on East Milwaukee
Avenue. Both of the contracting par
I ties are well known to Wauwatosa
Of friends Of their home city and else
where In extending congratulations.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Coulthard will reside at
/ 245 Wauwatosa Avenue in this city.
| Postmaster Landolt desires TO call
attention 10 the practice Of some pa
/ irons Of rural delivery Of placing loose
coins in their boxes each time they de
sire to dispatch letters instead Of sup
plying themselves with postage ia ad-
vance Of their needs This practice