Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-04-09

ing for few hours.
Well now, Monday was as nice day
as one could wish for.
E. D. Hoyt has purchased twenty
acres Oh Burieigh Street.
Quite a few small out buildings We're
blown over Tuesday night
We noticed a number of our out of
town citizens on election day.
Mrs. o. f. Lee, West Main Street, is
making few improvements on her
house.
Henry Walters is fixing up the house
he recently purchased on Garfield Ave-
! nue..
The saloons of Wauwatosa were
closed election day. That is, part of
the day.
Not many of Wauwatosa's fair sex
took the trouble of going to the polls
Tuesday
John Hanme is putting in sewer
and water into his residence on Gar
field Avenue.
o. +. Wilson and daughter Gertrude.
Eighth Avenue have returned from a
visit in Racine.
Mrs John II. Taylor and daughter.
Julia, Madison, called on friends in
this city last Saturday.
One of the plate glass windows in
Chas. Luetzow's meat market was
blown out Wednesday.
The T. C. T. club will meet on Mon
day afternoon, April 10, at go o'clock
at the Irvington Hotel.
l.. X. Rockwell of Neopoleon, Ohio,
spent last Saturday in Wauwatosa, at
the home of A. John Wagner.
The InterSe Club will meet with
Mrs. Rudolph Kratche, Ola 27th Street.
NiifwauRt.ei next Tuesday afternoon.
X. NJ. Putnam, Wauwatosa Avenue,
arrived home Tuesday from the east
after an absence of about one month.
Mr.. Angus aud son Francis, of Grand
Haven, Mich, made the News office a
pleasant call last Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Carlos e. Jones of lie Mars. Ia,
has accepted the call to become rector
of Trinity church parish from May /,
1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wolf and
daughter, will spend Easter with Mrs.
= VOLTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schablow in Wauitesha.
Rev. Charles Payne will give an IL
lusLrated lecture on Palestine at the
Methodist church next Sunday night.
= All are cordially invited.
The ladies of the different churches
in this city, gave the men who were
working at the polls on election day, d
bountiful dinner and supper
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, Graystone
Park, left Tuesday for the south They
will be gone about six weeks, and will
visit a number OF Mexico gulf points.
The fire department was called out
Wednesday afternoon on account of a
small blaze at the Fuller house on
West Main Street The loss was small
Lightning struck the fat occupied
by j. w. Beck and the editor and fam
lily last Tuesday afternoon. Luckily
no Que was hurt and not much damage
= done.
The entertainment given by the Be
I lott College Glee Club last Tuesday
evening vas well attended and every
person present enjoyed the entertain
ment.
We have received the announcement
of the new law firm of Perry, Morton
& Kroesing, who have fine offices in
Majestic Building, on the eighth floor
in rooms s04, sos and SOC.
We have received a card from William
FAIRIES, who has been spending the
winter in California, which informs us
that he and his daughter started 1or
Wauwatosa the first of the week.
1he bdugeF Athietic ctuD OF TINS city
have organized with the following
lineup: Catcher, Armstrong; pitchers,
Buchman, Williamson and Moore; first
Williamson and Buchman; second,
Krause; third, Brach; short, Polzin;
right field Schneider; left field, Henke;
center field, Siegesmund.
1t is reported that officers of a cor
poration are looking about Wauwatosa
for the purpose Of securing an acre or
two Of land on which TO build manu-
featuring plant which will employ over
100 mem If this business is "A desirable
one they should receive encouragement
from the business men Of Wauwatosa.