Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-09-24

/ WA4e" ne WIZ use uuflnE the winter
months, but expects to purchase new
machine in the spring.
Mrs. Arthur Sydow and daughter,
who have been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Kringel, for the
past few weeks, left for their home at
r Lake on Tuesday.
Fred Heiden. Jr., ex-inspector OF the
house Of correction, was sentenced last
Saturday by Judge Williams. to ore
yeal 5 Imprisonment at the institution
of which he was formerly the head.
Clarence Hulburt is home fcr weeks
| visit with his parents, before resuming
his studies at Madison. Clarence has
been working on a dairy farm near
Richand City, Wis, during the sum
mer.
II you have not paid your subscrip-
tion to the Wauwatosa News, YOU ought
to. sl,oo If paid in advance, otherwise
the price is Sl.25 We wish to thank
the many who have sent us check or
ctsh.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
win resume its work Cor the year 1909
10. on Monday next at half past two,
at the home of Mrs Wheeler The
hostesses are Mrs Wheeler and Mrs.
Copeland
Rev. NJ. f Sanborn's subject at the
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
next Sunday morning, will be, The
RebulSes and Communications of Jesus.
Evening subject, The Victor Receiv-
ing His Crown"
| Quite large attendance was at the
town board meeting Wednesday even
ing, at which time different franchises
were considered, but nothing was done
however and the meeting was adjourn
ed to some future date
The Milwaukee, Wauwatosa and
West Alhs Baptist Young Peoples
Unions will give a social at the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church in this
city, Friday evening, October i There
are ten societies in this union.
The fltering beds at hecounty farm
/ sewarage plant have leen cleaned MP
and the sewerage from the several in
stitutions is passing upon them, which
together with the frequent rains it is
J txril 81
! A reception will be given for Rev.
and Mrs. 5. r.. Williams of the NJ. T..
church, Tuesday evening September
2s, at the home of w. T.. Cooper. Church
Street. All members of the church
and congregation are cordially invited
to be present
Did you see the exhibits which spoke
SO eloquently of Wauwatosa's beauty
at the State Fair? If you did you saw
the prize floral displays of John NJ.
Dunlap and Alexander klokner, Wau-
watosa's florists. They contained dais-
les, and they were daisies and much
more,
The Rev. John White Of Delavan, for
three years missionary in Nome,
Alaska, will give an address on Alas
kan Experiences, illustrated by num-
erous stereoptican views, at the Guild
Hall, next Tuesday, September 2sth,
at 3 p. NJ. Admission free; everyone
is invited. A collection will be taken.
Mrs. Peter Nauertz of Waucoma, la.
and her son, Homer, have been guests
of her brothers, john and Frank Barne-
kow for the past week. The son was
married while here to Miss Frances a.
Zaupon of the town of Wauwatosa
They left Monday evening for their
home accompanied by Miss Minnie
Barnekow.
Mrs. Moses ]. White and Mrs. Fred
ericls f. Fowle gave a reception Thurs
day from To 6 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. White in this city. The assisting
party included the Mines. R. W. Gerret.
son, T W. Beutler, Richard Dewey, c
T. Chandler, William Godfrey. Ivan
Conldin, William Gerretson; and the
Misses Burns. France Sanderson and
Marion Jones
The leaves on the trees in and around
Wauwatosa are putting on most beau
tiful fall appearance. just come out
and look over this beautiful city.
There is no prettier place TO live in.
The schools and churches are the best
in the state. and our business men are
up-to-date in every particular. II you
are looking for lot TO build on. come
out and see Wauwatosa.
Among those who left this weel, 10
their collage duties are the following:
the Misses Grace Watner, Mable Wade
aud the Messrs VIM. Nethercut, Paul
and Allison Payne and Warren Wade
to Beloit. Miss Ruth Nethercut TO
Oberlin. Ware Camp to the Howe
Military school in Indiana. s. Pilgrim
to the Chicago Veterinary college Miss