Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-11-13

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week
We have been having very fine wea-
ther the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cain spent
Tuesday in Waukesha
Ed Leister is enjoying well earned
rest, hunting aud fishing.
Mrs. w E. Cooper entertained for
Miss Nettleton last Thursday.
Elmer e. Cain has raised consider
able cane" the past few days.
A hike" club of about twenty pass
ed through this city for jaunt Thurs
day.
Mrs, Mary Twinem and family have
moved to residence on Western Ave-
nue..
The Milwaukee Sanitarium grounds
in this city, have been someN hat im-.
proved
DR.. Charles Squire of Sheboygan
spent a few days with friends here
this week
Miss Geneive Murphy of Milwaulee
entertained for Miss Nettleton last
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Leonard, Garfield Avenue,
spent Il few days with friends at North
Milwaukee.
Mrs. o. f. Wilson, Eighth Avenue, is
entertaining her niece Miss Lydia IIar-
ter of Racine,
The small boy is looking up his
skates, because this cold spell has fro-
zen the dyke bit.
The "lIoodoo' dancing party of the
Mohawks will take place this evening
at the Armory Hall.
| This paper and The Weekly Inter
Ocean and Farmer Sl.5o for one years
isuoscription TO 5otil
AR. II Il. Loveland has returned
after an absenCe of II week on business
IN the south and east.
Regular services will be held at
Trinity Episcopal church next Sunday
Sunday school at II NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Curtis and
children have returned home after
shors visit at Madison.
August Kringel, Jr.. Madison, who
has been spending the past week with
his parents, is ON the sick list
Mrs ). Leister, Chestnut Street, was
pleasantly surprised by number of
her friends last Friday afternoon.
A number of counterfeit silver dol
lars have been passed in this locality
the past week. Look out for them
The Missionary Society of the Bap-
tist church viii meet with Mrs. &. L..
lift, Friday evening, November 20.
Mrs. Mast. and Miss Nash entertain
ed for Miss NettIeton last Saturday
afternoon, at a miscellaneous shower
1t is about time for the street car
company to spend little money for
coal. The cars are quite chilly nova
days.
Quite member of car loads of sugar
beets have been shipped from this sta
tion to Menomonee Falls the past few
days
From reports received. all the differ
ent manufacturing plants of the conn
try are running full blast. Hurrah
for prosperity.
A portion of the Town of Greenfield
including layton Park, are desirous
of beng taken into Milwaukee as the
Twenty fourth Ward.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. L.
church, will meet at the home Of Mrs.
| Kneeland, Center Street, Tuesday
afternoon, November II.
1 II you have not paid your subscrip-
ton to the Wanwatosa News, you
should do SO soon If you wish to take
advantage of the slO0 offer
The deer season opened Wednesday.
Each resident huuter is allowed two
and non-residents one How many
human dear viii be slaughtered.
/ Mr.. II. c. Richmond of Omaha. Neb.,
/ Mrs. A. Tubbs and Miss Francis Tuck
of Whitewater, Wis. were guests of
Mrs. Delpsch. Center St, last Saturday
and Sunday.
/ The engagement of DIR r. j. Dig
man of this city, and Miss Cecelia
Lorenz, Chicago. niece of e. @. corne-
Inns, former principal Of tile High
/ school, is announced.
! The public schools Of this city were
closed Thursday and Friday Of this
/ week to give the teaches q chance to
attend the teachers convention, now Ia
session in Milwaukee