Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-28

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We have had several heavy rains the
past few days.
Have you paid your dog tax yet? If
you have not You had better get busy.
j. R. Benoy spent few days of the
past week at Boscobel, on business and
pleasure.
Mr.. George Petite of Miles City,
Mont, is visiting at the home of Mr..
4 Rex McCreery.
Mrs. J. Courtney Lefeber entertained
"a number of friends at her home We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. Arthur Seamans of Miles City,
Mont is visiting with his folk on
Kavanaugh Place.
II. A. Myers and Ralph Hammond
spent Saturday and Sunday at Pike
Lake and vicinity,
The Badgers of this city were defeat
ed by the Nevada Queens last Sunday
by score of Ia to 5.
Miss Abby uiggens of Berlin, Wis,
viii spend few days of next week
with Mrs. j II. Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lefeber spent
Sunday at Evansville, with their son
and daughter ON the farm
The fishing season is now open for
all fish except black bass Now who
viii get the biggest string.
All the little folks are busy nowadays
gathering wild howers in the woods
that abound in Wauwatosa.
The bill providing that laborers be
not employed on public works more
than eight hours u day, has been pass
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter A. Wright of
Holly, Mich, visited their cousin, Miss
Warren, IS West Main Street, this
week.
Gladys Lefeber entertained three of
her girl friends at very enjoyable
house party the latter part Of last
week.
An earthquake shock was felt in Mil
waukee last Wednesday morning. A
number OF our people also felt the
shock here.
Miss Maud Barnes entertained IA
number OF West Alhs school teachers
at her home on Garfield Avenue last
Saturday afternoon,
William Moore has purchased the
Morse house ON First Ave, opposite the
Baptist church. He will occupy same
sometime this fall
1t is reported that Mr.. f. d. Under
wood is contemplating the work of
some desirable repairs at the Armory
building in the near future.
Henry +, Pape of Milwaukee has
purchased two lots of 0. l.. Grdley on
Greenfield Avenue, on which he will
erect u dwelling in the near future
Mr.. Max Rosenthal left beautiful
boquet of flowers at this office last
Tuesday evening, which were picked
from his many handsome flower beds
AT the Methodist parsonage Wednes-
day afternoon, was solemnzed the
marriage of George L. Beggs and Ethel
Mae Ryon, by the Rev. ). r. Williams.
Monday, May 81, being legal holi-
day, the post office will be open only
from to Il. IN. and from to p IN.
Gne delivery by city carriers only No
rural delivery.
Mrs. Richard Dewey will leave for
the east shortly to attend the com
mencement exercises at Vassar, where
her daughter, Miss Eleanor Dewey,
viii be graduated.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. +.
church, will meet Tuesday afternoon
ut the home of Mrs. Stanley Williams,
400 Wauwatosa Avenue, Mrs. John
Clsrke assisting.
Real estate has been changing hands
in Wauwatosa quite swiftly during the
past few days. If you are looking for
"a good place to reside, come and look
this beautiful little city over
The joint committee on claims has
reported favorably an amended bill
giving the State Fair appropriations
aggregating Sl70,OOo. to be expended
for bdildings and grounds in three
years.
Willing Workers Temple viii enjoy |
picnic next Monday afternoon in the |
Gridley woods. Members are requested /
to be at the hall at 2 o'clock. Mrs. !. /
r. Benoy and Miss Lydia Cain will fur
nish refreshments
The pastors subject at the Under /