Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-09-03

4 Mrs. Chas Phorsan, Milwaukee, has
been guest of Mrs D.. NJ. Swan the
past week.
a Japanese Wedding will be given in
the Methodist church on Friday even
! ing, September 10, under the aus, ,oiees
OF the Standard Bearers.
The report comes from the Milwau-
kee Hospital that Clarence Lefeber is
Egetting along nicely and the physician
in attendance expects that he will re-
cover.
DR.. and Mrs. e. T. Peterson and
daughter, have returned to their home
at Varna, H., after three weeks visit
with Mrs Ii. G.. McGill and Mrs. d. nj.
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. 1. Mulloney and sister have
just returned from trip to Grand
Rapids, Mich. They report very en-
ijoyable time.
The picnic at the Altenheim last
Sunday was largely attended. A good
program was carried out and refresh
ments served on the grounds. good
time is reported by all
Mr.. Theo NJ. Hammond will leave
Monday next for dying visit to his
branch office in London, England. and
will also spend few days in Paris, re-
turning early in October.
A social dance will be given at the
Guild Hall, Saturday evening, Septem.
Der IL, to which all are cordially invit-
ed TO attend, Good music will be had
and jolly good time is expected.
Dr.. Frederick Cook of U. S., discOv-
cred the North pole, April 21, 1908, ac-
cording to telegram received Wednes-
day by the colonial Office at Coppenha-
gen. 1t takes an American to do things
anyway.
L. B. Gregg of the Hotel Trvidgton,
and his two daughters, left for Merrill
Wis, Wednesday, with the Wisconsin
Hotel Mems association, where they
viii be entertained by the hotel men
of Merrill.
Prof. 2. A. Kolb, will be at the office
in the High School building every
morning from 9 till l2 NJ. In the af-
ternoons from to p. m. Any parents
or students who wish to confer with
him can do SO at these hours.
II Mf. and Mrs. rift arrived home on
Monday of last week with their FAM.
ly of jolly campers. Mrs. Tifft is an
ideal chaperson, so say the girls who
have returned from Lake Kesus after
ten days of unalloyed fun.
Grading through and west of this
city for the double track of the Mil
Haukee road is moving along nicely,
and it is expected track laying will be-
gin soon. S. p, Croft has two steam
shovels at work changing the river
channel.
The Light Guard enjoysd a five mil e
hike last Saturday afternoon. Camp
was pitched about five o'clock and mess
served. the boys then sat around the
hugh bon fire having a general good
time, returning to the armory about
ten o'clock.
The wedding announcement of Miss
Editha Gorske, a former 5th grade
teacher in Wauwatosa schools, have
been received IN this city. She was
married to Mr.. Arthur Ames of Iron
River, Mich, at her home in Montello.
Wis, Wednesday morning, August %.
Clinton Kinney and Sidney Smith
report excellent crops in North Dako-
ia, wheat never was better, harvesting
is about finished and threshing beg un.
These two young Wauwatosa men con-
template working their way westward
to the coast.
A special train of FIVE Pullman and
three baggage cars, containing between
| 200 and 300 members of the Cleveland
and Toledo battery and artillery en-
route to the new government range
at Kalviu, near Sparta, passed through
Wauwatosa about o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Miss Ethel ]. Fisher, daughter of e.
E Fisher, Of this city, and Mr.. Melvin
Earl Maynard Of Waukesha. were mar
ried on Sunday, August 20, at the Bap-
tist parsonage, Kenosha, Rev. S. s.
Dimmocl officiating. A host of friends
unite in wishing the young couple
long and happy welded life.
We are informed from reliable
authority that there viii be q night
man put on to guard the West Main
Street crossing Of the Milwaukee road
in this city, when the double track Is