Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-18

| e. c. Nettleton spent Sunday in She.
boygan, with his daughter.
Rain and snow has been falling in
Wauwatosa the past few days.
George H. Prest spent part of this
week at the chicken show in Chicago.
The pupils of our public schools will
have two weeks for the holiday vaca.
ton.
Miss Winnie Vanderpool, Waukesha.
visited with Miss Grace Loveland last
week
Mrs. jeremiah Hubbard, Chicago. is
spending few days at the G. w Ring
rose home.
Mr.. j. A. Schwaiger and family have
moved into their new home on Kava-
naugh place.
Mrs. james Leonard, Garfield Ave
nue, spent last Thursday in Waukesha
| with friends.
The fourth assembly will be given at
the Guild Hall Tuesday evening, Dec.
~, at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hubbard spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
q. W. Ringrose
Mr.. Wlll Maxon, Cedar Lake, spent
part of the week in this city with rela-
tives aud friends.
Yoa will find number of i'll, sta /
tious on pages four and Eve OF tl' 5
issue, of Wauwatosa
August kringel, Jr,, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever is now able to
be out aud around again.
MIR. Bert j. Phillips of Butte, Mont,
is visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Phillips, Wipsor Avenue
Read the ads ia this weeks issue
Our advertisers are all up-to.date and
y yJu can depend on what they say.
ilave you seen any of the new gold
/ pieces? The First National Banls Of
this city. has received a consignment
1t cost Dir. $. 5. Leonard $40 to run
| for assembly IN this district according
10 his statement fled Wednesday last.
Mrs. j. O'lIara Of Milwaukee, speut
Sun, ay at the home of ler daughter,
| Mrs. Geo. Parmalu, Greenfield Avenue
| A grand ball will be given Saturday
evening, December 10, by the Is. NJ. A.
C. at Grubers Hall on the Blue Mound
road.
a large children's party was given
at Guild Han last Friday afternoon by
the pupils of Miss Byrn's dancing class
and friends.
There will be two games of basket
ball pIaged.at the Armory this Satur
day evening with dance following.
Every body come.
Rev. Clark Bancroft of the Grace
Baptist church, Milwaukee, and Rev.
NJ. K. Sanborn exchanged pulpits last
Sunday morning.
MIR. Ray B. Hammond of Chicago,
H., is spending IL few days with his
brother, Theo. NJ. Hammond and fami-
| ly, Second Avenue.
Postoffice Inspector Mundell of
Washington, examined the books of
the local Office last Wednesday and
found that the office was in the best
possible condition.
Did you receive good inhale from
the Menomonee River the first of
the week. Something must have broke
loose somewhere up the river, not far
from Menomones Falls.
The death rate in Milwaukee con-
tinues low. Last week it was 1854
against 1918 for the corresponding
week in 1907. The total number of
contagious diseases on Saturday was
1854.
The Juvenile Temple have prepared
an entertainment for their parents
next Monday afternoon, Decent ber 81.
The children expect Santa Clause will
make them call. We hope they will
not be disappointed.
Chief Truancy Officer Bert Hall is a
very busy man nowadays Bert has
been telling some of the upper ten in
Milwaukee, their duty in regard to the
poor child, in his talks of late in that
city, lie should be encouraged.
The President has been looking for
trouble and from the way it looks he
has found it From the articles ap-
pearing in the New York World he
seems to have run onto suag. We do
not think he can muzzle the press.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Moore are home
after spending about a mouth with
their daug hter, Mrs Robert FAIRIES
sgrn