Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-04-02

much time left.
Have you made up your mind how
you are going to vote?
James Cavanaugh, Jr., is spending
his vacation in Madison.
DR. Z. IL. Cornwell and family has
moved to White Bluffs, Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Dewey are
home from their trip to Mexico.
Quite number of our school teach
ers are away for the weeks vacation
Dir Mag is now slSimming over the
earth's surface on h1s new moter cycle
Miss Cecilia Lorenz, Chicago, visited
with friends in this city the first of the
week.
Mr.. James Cavanough and daughter
Marie, visited in Madison last Friday
and Saturday.
DR. e. j. Elton and family will occu-
py the G. II. Fowler house on Watson
Avenue, April l5
j. SNYDER and family, Church St,
will remove to Milwaukee about the
middle of April
Carl Weiflschuetz, Fourth Avenue,
will remove to the +. Barnelsow house,
Western Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mortimer, North
Main Street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a baby girl.
Mr.. Miller and family of Milwaukee.
moved into the Rogers house on Green
field Avenue last week.
Mr. and Mrs d NJ. Swan left Thurs
day for Il weeks visit with friends in
Wilmette and Chicago.
The hold-up Of the Walnut Street car
near Washington Park last week is
getting close to Wauwatosa.
The Juven;ie Temple entertained the
Good Templars, last Monday evening
at the Good Templars' hall
son was born Saturday night,
March 27, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
ORourke, Chestnut Street
The law firm of Perry & Kroesing
have moved into rooms S04 5 GMajestic
building. They have fine rooms.
Mr.. Z. R. Godfrey, Jr., received his
handsome new seven passenger Pope
Hartford touring car last Friday.
The Beloit College Glee club will give
an entertainment next Tuesday even
ing at the Congregational church
Miss Cecilia Kaad, student of the
High School, is spending the weeks
vacation at the home of her parents in
Hartland
Miss Mae IIighley and sister, Mrs.
Ed. Merry, of Wausesha, spent last
Friday at the home Of Mrs. j E. Leon
ard, Garfield Avenue.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
of this city has raised money enough
and will present the High School with
a drinking fountain.
A hand car belonging to the railroad
company, was struck by the way
freight last Monday afternoon, but no
damage was done however.
Miss Gertrude Smith, Milwaukee,,
will entertain the Good Templare and
a number of friends of this city, at her
home, this week Saturday evening.
Me- and Mrs. f. Borchert, Jr., of
Schenectady, N, Y, have moved into |
the house Of Mr.. A. Landolt, father of |
Mrs Borchert, on Wauwatosa Avenue.
Charles f. Roepke, proprietor of the /
Glover Hill Dairy, states that he is |
ready TO deliver tuberculin tested milk !
and cream for any one who desires
same
We have received a sample of w. G, /
Taylor's maple syrup, it certainly is I
fine Better telephone an order to Mr.. /
TAYLOR and see If it is not the best you
ever tasted.
Mr., Forester is about ready to start
a residence in Gray ystone Park
Building in Wauwatosa is quite brisk
aud the new houses going up are all
FIRST class
The Womans Club entertained
number of their friends who took part
the play given by the club some
lime ago, last Thursday evening at the
,lub rooms.
The Milwaukee Social Arp Club will
give a hand painted china cinch with
twenty prizes at the sehlitz Park Hall.
'th and Walnut Streets, on Friday af-
April ?. {
a Mass Meeting will be held at the
5ermania Hall, Saturday night, April
}. Mr.. A, Kornig, aid Arnold Claus
and others will address the meeting
A u are invited. II