Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-01-22


j. A. Schwaiger made business trip
to Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. E. R. Godfrey, Jr., spent few
days of the week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesson spent Sunday
with MIR, and Mrs. Augustus Gregg.
Mrs. A w. Parsons entertained a
number of friends last Monday even
ing.
Mrs. William Trim of Portage, Wis !.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T..
Cooper.
Mrs c, A. Squire. sheboygan, Wis.
is spending few days with friends in
this city.
MIR. Fred Digman of Monroe, Wis,
is visiting with friends and relatives
in this city.
When you get through reading this
paper just hand it to neighbor, he
might enjoy it.
Mr., and Mrs w. n. Wright, Cava-
naugh Place, entertained at cinch last
Tuesday evening.
The ice men who have been cutting
ice from the river for about two weeks
finished the past week.
The barber shop is again open in
Fred pickers place on State Street. A
first class barber is in charge.
Mr. c. f. Bussewitz, Hartland, Wis,
spent "a few days of this week with his
daug ghter, Mrs. VIM. Menninger.
Rev d w Hulburt is spending Il
three weeks vacation with his sons,
Judeon and Clarence in Kansas.
Miss Auna Wells entertained at a
Missionary Tea last Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Greenfield Avenue.
The Washington yerein, c. y. G.,
will give II masquerade bali at their
hall, saturday evening, January 80.
| A Masquerade bail will be given at
lthe Germania hail, Saturday evening,
February 20, 1909, by the Wauwatosa
Badgers.
A nnmber of Wauwatosa Good Tenn
plars visited with the Mullwonago
lodge last Monday evening All re
port an excellent tune
4 A number Of the w II. s., will en-
tertain their boy friends at Il dancing
party at the Guild Han this Friday
evening. A good time ia expected.
The salary of Presidect-elect Taft
will be SlOO, 900 This win help some
to defray the expense of the highest
office in the gift of the dear people.
There villa be II public meeting at
the High School assembly room this
Friday evening, January %, 1909, to
discuss ventilation Everybody come.
Street cars are now run on fifteen
minute schedule from to . O'Clock in
the morning aud from 3 to Z in the
evening, Wauwatosa people are thank
! full
A gospel song service was held in
seven wards at the county hospital last
Sunday afternoon, by Che B. y. +. L of
the Unperwood Memorial Baptist
church Twenty-seven Of the young
people were present.
Tinseled postal cards can not be sent
through the mails unless sealed in en-
velopes This is good order and will
no doubt please the postal employees.
They will also have to have 1t 2 cent
stamp instead Of ! cent as heretofore.
The postofice department at Wash
/ ington has declared 1t illegal to send
through the mail. invitations to bridge
parties or to any other social function
where prizes are given, because all
parties where prizes are awarded are
regarded to be lotteries.
f. NJ Heiden has opened a denta
Office at 264 St. Charles Street, two
blocks east of the library. DR.. Heiden
is well and favorably known TO the
people of this city and vicinity and lie
/ is Observing of share Of your work.
His card appears elsewhere in this is
sue.
Mrs. Helen McGraw, wife Of Thomas
McGraw. this city, died last Friday
evening at the age Of 40 years The
funeral was held Monday afternoon
! from the Holy Cross church. Mrs.
McGraw is survived by her husband
one daughter, May, and three brothers
Bernard, John J and James Kelly, all
of Milwaukee.
The Fats" and Leans" bowled
/ three interesting games last week, the
Fat" boys taking two out of three
The big fellows say the slim men run
/ in ringer from the city, but that he
( did not cut much ice, although he went