Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04
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A surpise cinch party was
given G. H. Cundermann at his home,
go w. Milwaukee Avenue. Saturday
evening last A delightful evening
was spent
The Womens Missionary Society Of
the congregational church, win meet
on Friday afternoon, December II. at
s;3o p. m, at the home Of Mrs Charles
Gillett. IS West Milwaukee Avenue
Gov. Davidson has declared quar-
antine against cattle from Michigan,
New York, Pennsylvania and Mary
land on account of the disease now
prevailing in those states called the
foot AM mouth" disease.
Qnitea number of the Young peo-
Piles Society of the Baptist church of
this city, attended services at the Res
cue Mission IN Milwaukee last Tues
day evening. The young folks had
charge and Rev. NJ. L. sauborn preach
ed.
President Fred d. Underwood of the
Erie railroad, who spent Thanksgiving
in this city. says that railroad rates
should be raised instead of decreased,
because of the increased prices which
the roads have to pay for material and
| labor.
! ffkt E.sEf NF lNae l,.l -, l,.s
city will be played this Saturday night
at the Armory. The first team of the
w. L. .. viii line up against the strong
Cardinal team of the south side willie
the second team will play the strong
plymouth team.
The Warren estate are making ex.
tepsive improvements on their proper
ty. They are grading and cutting
Warreh Avenue through to Wauwa-
tos;l Avenue, which when finished, viii
add gteutly to the appearance of that
part of the city.
The marriage of Miss Olive A. Brown
of this city and Mr.. Clinton A. Adams
of Dundee, H., took place at Waul,e-
gan, Wednesday, November Is. The
young couple will for the present live
in Chicago where Ma Adams is eugag
ed III the contracting business.
The Milwankee Street Car Co., has
applied for franchises In Elm Grove,
4 lIrooRiield, pewaulee, Lakeside, Tart
4 iHsseis Aagawieisa, Nasltota Osanehee,
EGiffordsand 0conomowoc. The com.
pany intends extending the Wells st.
line from the county building in this
city to these places.
Christmas is drawing near This Is
the time when we all think of bygone
days and of our boyhood home and
titeside, and OF the dear ones that have
gone to better world beyond.
Yes we are all young again at this
time of the year and we all have pleas.
aut recollections of "lIoMe Sweet
Home"
Edwin Lefeber arrived home Mon
day evening from Star Lake in the
northern part of the state. Ed brought
back two very fine deer which he had
on exhibition in the rear of Lefeber
Bros. store Tuesday morning. lie says
he could have brought down dozen,
but he had to live up TO the law and
be satisfied with two bucks. When
any of our boys let loose something is
going to fall.
At meeting held in the Council
chamber in Milwaukee last Tuesday
evening the sentiment was almost
unanimous for annexation. a number
of our citizens were in attendance and
I listened to remarks made by Mayor
Charles Il. Perry and l.. G. Wheeler.
The people of this city are somewhat
divided as regards annexation, but we
think the ma jority are in favor OF go
/ ing into Milwaukee.
The public temperance meeting held
at the Good Tempiar hall last Monday
evening, was not very largely attended
| but all who were present listened % n
very strong talk by Rev. Cox. IL you
have never heard Mr.. Cox you should
not fail to hear him when you get "a
chance again. There were several Sc
lections rendered by the orchestra and
/ Rev Kelley who acted as chairman of
/ the meeting, spoke briefly.
I A tiny baby who can "purr and COO"
was left on the back porch Of Mr.. and
( Mrs +. ". Lymans' residence, next to
! the Episcopal church last week, and il
/ has eyes OF blue, so we are told and
+ it is SO sweet that Mrs. Lyman
can not make up her mind whether to
keep the little fellow or not. There
are not many vino are so lucky as TO
receive such presents. The little mite
will have good home no doubt.
Don't forget the bazaar and supper
7 a+ the t4u{ld Hall on "Wednesday Upc