Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-01
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The Cameron place on West Main st.
has been sold to Mr. Kunkel, Milwau-
kee.
Walter Wones will lead the Epworth
League, NJ. E. church, next sunday
night.
H. L. Teetzel, Church Street, has
built concrete basement beneath his
residence.
Mr.. Theo. Eisfeldt has moved into
the c. w. Damon house on West Main
Street.
Mrs. Frank McRavey. w Main st.
spent few days of the past week in
Chicago.
Lewis Hammond and Spencer Pease
will spend Saturday and Sunday with
their parents.
The woods around Wauwatosa were
well filled Sunday last by people pick
ing flowers.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
entertained by Mrs james Foley, Mon
day afternoon last.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Turner are visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis, i76 27th
Street, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Delpsch has returned from six
months visit in St Paul. with her
dauUhfer Mrs Coxyap
The farewell reception rendered Dr.
and Mrs, A. r. Thain last Tuesday
night, was largely attended.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Latimer, Second Ave.
George B. Nase has begun the erec-
ton of Il residence on his lot corner
Cavanaugh Place and w. Main Street.
The WaIwatosa Fuel, Feed e. Lum-
her Co., have just received carload of
Carrys Rnfing the best and cheapest
on earth.
There will be regular services at the
congregational church next Sunday
Iisev. 2. A. Payne viii preach III the
morning.
Sunday afternoon last, Bach's or
chestra at the West Side Turn Hall,
Milwaukee, played the Slumber Song,
by II. L. Teetzel of this city
The Epworth League will give a
Birthday Social in the church parlors
Friday night, May l. Program, re-
freshments and a social time.
Today is dog license day You should
give the city clerk SLOT if you have a
dog of any value or he may fail to show
up some of these fine morning.
organ recital and illustrated lee
tucs under the auspices of the Light
Guard will be given this evening at
congregational church. Every body
come.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. THAN left this
week for Canton, ILL.,, where he has
accepted call We wish them success
in their new field and does also large
circle of friends.
George Willoughby waived prelimi-
nary examination in district court,
Milwaukee,, yesterday, and was bound
over for trial at the next term of muni-
cipal court on the charge of wife muir
der,
j. IL. Tesch, a pioneer business man
of Milwaukee aud father of Chas. H
Tesch and Mrs Imre Boos of this city.
was buried Tuesday. The deceased
was well-known to a large number of
Wauwatosa people.
Wauwatosa is to have pool and bill
lard hall. IL viii be located in the
smith Lefeber building and will be
run by John Hausch, Jr., see his ad
in another column. Mr.. Hausch intends
to run an up-to-date pool and billiard
hall and will allow no minors in his
place of business.
We are prepared to get out auy kind
Of fine stationary, such as wedding
stationary, commencement programs,
dance programs, calling cards, and in
fact the j. R. Benoy Printing Co print
any thing and furnish the latest script
and tiffany type. Give us call and
be convinced
Chief Truancy Officer Bert Hall of
this city, is right after the violators Of
the law in Milwaukee and vicinity.
He caused the arrest Of a couple of
cigar dealers not long since for allow
ing boys to gamble ia their respective
places Of business. Bert is certainly
the right man in the right place.
The following officers were elected
last Monday evening by the Good Tenn
plars lodge, number 203: c. r., J.R.
Benoy; V. Z Mrs. II. A. Propp; S. J.
T.. Sarah Chat6eld; Sec. Miss Lily
Pelton; Fin. See. Miss Isa bel Skinner;
Treas Harry Dfymau. Mar Iavvrsye.