Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-07-23

MIR. and Mrs. L. H. Bowman and |
daughter of Browns Valley, Mimi, are
visiting with DR.. and Mrs. J.F. Corbett
The Board of Review for the city of
Waawatosa has adjourned to Thurs
day, July 80, at , O'Clock p. IN. This /
will probably be the last meeting of
the board.
On Thursday afternoon, Miss Grace |
Watner gave an Apron Shower for
Miss Griswold at which a pink luncheon
was served. The decorations consisted
of hearts and cupids.
A benefit Japanese Social viii be
given by the / .. q. T. lodge this Fri
day evening, July %, at the home of
Miss Lydia Cain, North Main Street.
Come and help the lodge along.
Mayor Charles b. Perry and Town
Clerk IL p Bradley left Tuesday night
for Marinette to attend the convention
of The League of Wisconsin Municipal
titles at that city, Thursday, Friday
an, Saturday OF this week.
| The fire department was called out
| Tuesday at 1880 II. m. on account of
fire in the Mrs. l.. BOllenbach residence
corner Fifth and Windsor Avenues.
The departm ent responded quickly and
extinguished the fire in short order.
The damage done was about $500, fully
covered by insurance.
Mrs. J.. b. Russell died at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~ Andrews, Thurs
day, July Is. Mrs. Russell was born in
Johnston, Mich, December s, 1865.
Her body was taken to Eaton Rapids,
Mich, for burial She is survived by
q husband and two sons and by her
father and two sisters,
The Milwaukee road is after more
land west of this city. sThey want a
strip Of "a feet across forty owned by
w. q Taylor. and have asked him for
price. They also want to change the
course OF a creek in that neighborhood
There is no doubt but what the double
tracking viii be done, and work will
be started soon.
The following officers were elected
by the Light Guard: Capt, II A. Dig
man. ist Lieut., II. Myers; 2nd Lieut.,
+ G. Pilgrim. The following are the
civil officers elected: Pres, X. White;
See. 7. Tiff; Treas, r.. Hammond;
Attn Mgr. c. r. Benoy; Treas, to Ath.
/. ..seis II White; Lib, q l.. Sylvester
Reporter, $. Perry.
Next Sunday will be a big day in
Wapwatosa for the Lutheraus, when
the Lutheran Kinderfreund Society
, viii celebrate it's thirteenth anniver.
sary. Services will be held in the park
dinner will also be served on the
grounds. The band of the Holy Ghost
is usually the largest gathering helt
1 in this city, and this one will DO no ex
!. ception to the rule.
The marriage of Miss Winifried Girls
0 valid, daughter of Mrs, +. c. Clauson
p Third Avenue, this city, to Glen Man
. ming Russell, viii take place mt thu
D home of the bride at O'Clock, r. NJ
{ July 81. Miss Edwina Phelps will b,
5 bridesmaid and Roy s. Lillibridge will
be bets man. Both young people are
well known in Wauwatosa and have
! hosts OF friends who will wish them I
long and happy welded life.
Charles L. Howard, aged G5 years
; veteran railroad conductor for the Chi
. cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroa,
. and well known to large number o
people of this city, died Sunday after
noon at his residence, 1880 Chestnu
Street, Milwaukee. lie is survived b.
! his widow and one son The funera
was held Wednesday morning at !
o'clock from the home. lnterment wa
In Edgerton. Wis, under the auspi
: ces of Lafayette lodge No. 265, f. ant
A. NJ
Julian II. Camp, died Monday nigh
: at his home on st. Charles Street, a
i the age of SO years, after an illness o
about three weeks with spinal menin
gifts. Mr.. Camp aud family came Il
4 WaEwatosa about two years ago from
:. st. Louis. lie leaves besides his wifi
6 to mourn his loss one son, his fathe
and one brother, who resides in ~
=. Louis. The funeral was held from TIN
= Trinity Episcopal church, Thursda.
$ morning at lG o'clock, Rev. c. Il. Jone
officiating. Interment being in th'
3 Wauwatosa Cemetery.
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