Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-08-07

Mrs. Telton ana daughter Lille,
Wanwatosa Avenue, are spending a
few DAYS in Michigan visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The Ladies Aid society of the Evan
gelical church, gave their picnic last
sunday at the water tower park. A
good tine was had.
Mrs. G. p. Birsby and daughter Miss
Bessie, Birmingham, Ala, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edger
Bigsby, West Main Street.
We call the readers attention to the
announcement of Fred j Sieber. the
new harness maker, which appears on
the first page of this issue.
The grocery stores in this city were
closed Wednesday afternoon to give
the clerks an opportunity to attend
the grocers' picnic at Pabst Park.
The Baptist Young Peoples meeting
will be held Sunday at 700 p m. Mr.,
.C. e. Canright is leader and the topic
will be, .'Why and How to Be Healthy"
We call the readers attention to the
ad of Frank 0. Phelps. which appears
on page Of this issue. He has been n
faithful officer and deserves the support
of all.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Sporleder and
family left last Saturday for the Chain
of Lakes near Waupaca, for a two
weeks vacation at the l. 0. G. I. en-
campment.
Messrs, Paul Warren and Lee Grid.
lev returned from Star lake last Fri
day. where they enjoyed two weeks
outing. They report good time with
good fishing.
Dr. e. $. McChesney of Milwaukee
win preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning and evening. 1t
will he a union service in the evening
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo f. Smith and
daughter Alice, are home after spend
ing two weeks vacation on Lake
Mendoza. near Madison. They report
am excellent outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. O. Myers. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. r. Morton. and the Misses
Helen Myers. Laura Loveland and
Helen ~ skneg left this morning for a
weeks outing at Lake Geneva.
Miss Elsie Geisinger, who has been
in the employ of the Hawks Nursery
Co., in this city, for the past eight
years has resigned. We do not know
the reason. but have our suspicion.
The two Canadian moose in the
Washington Park ZOO are rejoicing
over the advent of handsome young
daughter who arrived Monday after
noon, The baby is 911 feet high, 8
feet long and weighs 95 pounds.
Mr.. Fred d. Underwood and family
are here for two weeks stay at their
summer home on Wisconsin Avenue,
near the Armory. They arrived Sun
day evening in Mr.. Underwood's pri-
vate car Wauwatosa.
The board of review will hold sever
al meetings and examine many wit
nesses in an attempt TO equalize the
assessment, which is said to have been
unequally divided between the country
and city districts. Another meeting
will be held next Tuesday.
Mr.. August Trautmau, Manistee,
Mich. one of the leading statesmen of
the Hawks Nursery Co., was in Wau-
watosa last Monday, looking over
stock IN the interest of his many Gus
toners in Manistee, and adjoining
towns. Mr.. Trautman is an expert in
his line of business.
NOTICE-All members of the Wan
watosa Brass Band are requested TO be
present at a meeting to be held at Old
Town hall next Thursday night at
o'clock, and bring all music and in
struments with them. Business OF
importance is to come up. All mem
bers not present at roll call will not be
considered members. Roll call at .
o'clock. J. r. Benoy, Sec.