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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

A suffragette sneered at Mrs. Humphry
Wards queer logic the other day, says
the London Tribune. Il knew the prOliy
lady was against votes for women" she
said. "At luncheon of suffragettes in
New York she pointed out her belief
that the immediate home circle, not
the distant polling booth or Senate
chamber. was the true feminine sphere
Of usefulness. We didn't applaud, as
sure you
"She said an aged Scot told his min
lister that he was going to make pill
grimage to the Holy Land.
"'And whiles I'm theer,' said the pill
grim, compIacently. T'll read the Ten
Commandments aloud frae the top O.
Mount Sinai
" Saunders, said the minister, tax
my advice. Bide at hame and keep
them
The tower of Babel was nearly COM
pleted.
Going upp' shouted one of the chill
dren of men; and the others gleefully
made ready to ascend into heaven as
soon as the connecting link was s!ippel
in. Then come the confusion of tongues
to blast their hopes forever.
A long bearded patriarch came for
ward Let us swear, brothers." he
said, sOlemnly. 1T will do us good"
'Sacre bleup' said One.>
"DOnnerwetterw thundered another.
"Caramba"' swore thlrd.
'Bedad and bejabersp' shouted a fourth.
''HOot, mon, hootr exclaimed a fifth.
"Damnati0np shrieked the last.
After that there was an air of great
relief upon the plain.
An Englishman, fond of bOasting OF
his ancestry took & coin from his pocket,
and, pointing to the head engraved on
it, said, "My at-great-grandfathe
was made a lord by the King whose pic
ture you see on this shilling"
what cOincidencep said his Yam
kee companion, who at once produced
another coin. MY great grand
father was made an angel by the Indian
whose picture you see on this cent"
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

City Attorney.
Chief of Police.
City Engineer.
Street Commissioner.
The offices are now filled as follows:
Charles Kading. city attorney; Herman
Block, chief of police; Arnold Kraeft, city
engineer; Gus. CHASER, street commlss-
ioner.
As far as known, no opposition has de-
velOpod to the reelection of any of the
occupants of the respective officers
named. They have given the city good
service and unless there is valid reason
for doing otherwise. they should succeed
themselves.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

CANNED FISH of most any
variety. Quality considered and
prices right.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

F. E. Woodland was business yisi-
tor in Milwaukee Saturday.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09
Officers To Be Elected

At the first meeting of the new COM
mon council to be held Tuesday, April 20,
the following named officers are to be
elected to succeed those now in office:
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09
For An Idle Moment

At party recently, they were playing
a game which consisted in everybody in
the room making face, and the one who
made the worst face was awarded a
prize. They all did their level best, and
then a gentleman went up to one Of the
ladies and said:
well, madam, [ think you have won
the prize"
ooh" she said, 81 wasn't playing"
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

The little girl was very fond of pleas
ant DAYS, and at the close of a heavy
rain-storm petitioned in her prayer for
fine weather; when, the next morning,
the sun shone bright and clear she be-
came jubilant and told her prayer to her
grandmother who said:
"Well, dear, why can't you pray tonight
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-09

| II ri E LIE AID E r
has large circulation in Jefferson and
Dodge Counties and is good advertis-
| ing medium. A trial will convince you.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
BURRSVILLE.
tbs week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simpson gave birthday
party in honor Of their daughter Edith on SatuI-
day evening, February Goth. The house was
decorated for Washingtons birthday and each
guest received hatchet as a souvenir and on #
was written, q did il with my hatchet" A
pleasant time was enjoyed by ALL Al a late hour
refreshments were served
Miss Jennie Stafford OF Denton. who spent
several days with Mrs. stella Delong, returned
home Sunday.
The revival meetings at the N. P. Church be-
gan sunday evening
Misses Virgie MasJen Of Mastens and Bertha
Trce OF Harrington were visitors at the home Of
MI and Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs.
Miss Carrie Thawley OF Denton is visiting her
brother Caral Thawley.
Miss Nirdie Melvin OF Farnhurst has returned
from a visit TO her brother Homer Melvin.
Crawford Thawey Of Laurel has been visiting
relatives in and near town.
Rev. Thomas Lard preached a very able SER
mon on Sunday last.
George Stafford Of Laurel and Miss Minnie
Quillen OF Harrington were visitors at W. p.
Stafiorcs.
Miss Bertha Trice, Of Harrington, is visiHrg
friends in and near town.
William Harvey is very in at this writing
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26

FREDERICA.

John g. Melvin a former HsidaQ \
this town, died February 2oh, 49,
bone Of bis daughter, Mrs. DI Iyid Hot
erson, Of Camden, Nj. Funehl ser,S !.
were held at Barratts Chappel Tuesa
February 23rd. Rev. E. H BASH
officiating. Mr.. Melvin has been H.
many years a member of thelFrederit
N +. Church, and his death Il regretted
by many friends here. He leates one sor
and two daughters to mourn tfeir loss.
The Frederick Public Schools we're
closed IN celebration Of Wellington
Birthday.
The Steamer Frederica is lsceivi 2 a
new coat Of paint.
The Jr 0. U. A. NJ. will haze a treat
Of ice cream and cake in the lodge room
Friday evening, February 26th
An entertainment will be held in he
basement Of the church in Milbrd Neck
on the evening of March lIth if clesr
and if stormy on that evening. on tie
next clear evening. A box social and a
sale Of ice Of ice cream and CAKE will fol.
low the entertainment. Proceeds are fot
the benefit of the church. An are in.
vited to attend.
Mr.. William Wilson has moved into
his new house on FTont'St.
Mrs. r. T. Harrington and Miss Sue
Frazier are ut Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia for treatment.
The Misses Grace and Elizabeth Darby
were at home last week to attend the
funeral of their grandfather, BENJAMIN
+. Burton.
Perry Boone, Of Philadelphia, has been
visiting relatives here and was an enthus-
astlc participant of the fox chasing sport
Robert Blades who has been spending
ieme time in Alaska is again visiting his
ather Thomas Blades.
Thomas Hudson and daughter. Blanch.
we're Baltimore visitors last week.
Messers. Warren and Harry Patterson
pent last week with their parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Harry Patterson.
Miss Name Maxs0n is in Philadelphia
urchasing her new spring millinery
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
STAYTONSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mn. William Davis and son Nelson
spent last Saturday and sunday with her fathel
Lemuel Prettyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ellison OF Farming gton
MT. and Mrs. Donovan Of near seaford were ths
guests Of MIR. and NM. Asbury Donovan las
Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Holliger moved to Mid
dleford last week.
Mrs. William c. johnson and daughter Lena
were Lincoln visitors Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. George Buell. spent last sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Webb.
E. NJ. Russell and willard Donovan were
Pennington visitors last Saturday.
william C. johnson aud son Howard. attend.
ed the shooting match at the briekgranery last
Monday.
Miss sallie Coates and brother Edgell Of Green
wood were the guesta Of the Misses Lulu and
Minnie Buell. Sunday.
There will be a Box Social held At Coon Den
school house on Friday evening. March 5th.
All are invited.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

On Thursday evening, February 18th, the
hem, 81 Mr. and Mrs. James Warren was q
scene OF pleasure and enjoym mt. The occa
sion WAS Mr.. Warren's 63rd birthday, and Mrs
Warren and the children had arranged a sur
prise there beirg about sixty persons present
TO enjoy thu evening with the family and TO
help Mr. Warren celebrate. The music for the
evening, which was excellent, was furnished
by the young people, and after a general good
time for several hours, all present were invited
out into the dining room where cake. cream,
fruit and confections were served IN abundance,
after which they left for their homes, wishing
Mr.. Warren many happy returns OF the day
IL was announced from the pulpit Of the NJ.
/ f. Church last Sunday that Bishop Moore viii
preach In the old church at Lincoln On March
/ 18TH, during conference,
Arthur Walls has for the past week been at
Broadkiln, acting as substitute while the
agent Is taking vacation
Richard johnson, Of Newark, N. J visited
his parents this week.
Charles Capehart is on the sick list this week.
George b. Johnson, Of New York, who has
been spending the winter with his parents. re-
turned home this week.
The nome OF /. f. southard was quarantined
last week, his little girl being ~ with scarlet
fever. Al this time the case seems TO be much
improved and as none Of the other children
show any symptoms Of the malady it is ex-
pected that the quarantine will be lifted soon.
Burton Macklin is in Wilmington this week
where he expects 10 purchase team Of horses
PrOtraeted meetings closed on Thursday OF
last week
On Valentine Day Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Done
van were made happy by the appearance Of
bright baby girl
Memorial services were held IN honor of
Mrs Francis e. Willard at the home Of Mrs
Marlah Chapman on Wednesday afternoon,
February I7th, by the members Ofthe W. G. T.
q There were = number present and a fine
program given, hch was much enjoyed.
On Tuesday eeaning 5f last week at the
home Of Mrs. Catl nine Babies several friends
from Glendale and incOln called te pay their
respects, 1t being hg' 56th birthday anBiver-
sary. Afer a most enjoyable evening refresh.
ments were served In abundance and those
present left wishing Mrs. BAH es many returns
OF the day,
On Thursday evening while Mrs. Kirby was
shopping on Butler Avenue she was accidentY /
run into by Eddie Cochran and knocked down. /
The fan seemed to hurt her very badly and she /
had to be helped up. She was carrying a bas
ket Of eggs all Of which were broken by the fall |
+, G. Reed is remOdeling the old ChipmaB
property on Greenley A venue by the erection
OF pOrches, new windows and doors.
Isaac Nailor OF Milton, visited friends in
town on Sunday.
Miss Minnie j.. Reed who is teaching at
Riverside n. j.. spent Sunday and Monday
here as the guest Of her parents
R. n. DerrlcksOn bad new 81 .25 carriage
d I'm fob 40
evening. A reward is offered for knowledge
of the guilty party.
George Roach moved to Mrs James Hat
ield's farm this week.
The farmers are plowlng their pea ground
Winter harden cabbage plants can now be
rad at Lincoln. Gro.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
BRIDGEYILLE.

he young men Of Federalsburg presented
hnA home talent play here THURSDAY evening en-
titled "The Jersey Devil" which was greeted b.
q crowded house
c. z. Brown was in the Delmar wreck but et-
capped without injury.
Willtlm P. Short has sold his property IL
town 70 onr real estate agent Keller.
Our young men Of town now have the foot
ball craze and play at least two are three games
a week. We wish they could learn to play With
out scrapping.
Mr.. Sickerson and Mr. Frederick. Of Philadel-
phia were guests OF friends In town Sunday.
Miss Edna Ward is spending a few days in
Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Short who has been the guests Of
friends in Salisbury, has returned home.
Mis- Ola Bidwell, OF Denver Col. gave musi-
cal and recital here Tuesday evening in behalf
Of the Ladies Mite Society.
Miss Helen Layton entertained the Sewing
Circle last Wednesday afternoon. jolly good
time was reported by The members
Miss Cora Swain gave one Of the most delight
fol parties Saturday evening 10 honor Of her
guest, Miss Lila Friedel of seaioId. At least 25
or more enjoyed the games and music Of the
evening. Refreshments were served al a late
hour and all expressed themselves by saying
they had spent most delightful evening
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Short entertained at tea
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs Enos Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Cannon.
VIII Hudson, OF Go'dsborough, was in town
this week.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
Obituary.
RrRroN.

Benjamin F. Burton, of Frederick
Delaware, died at hi- home. O IA linger.
ing disease, on Wednesday evening.
February 10th, 1909 Brother Burton
had been connected with the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church here for nearly
forty seven years and was for a long
time Seward. Through about thirty.
five years he struggled with a painful
disease OF the leg which necessitated
the constant occupancy OF an invalid's
rolling chair. Genial and gentlemanly,
respected in all walks Of life, he was
one Of the most familiar figures OF our
town. But no where was the real M an
cen to such advantage as in his re ig
iOus life. Devoted in Bible study,
earnest in prayer, and careful as to ex
ample, he continually realized the favor
Of God. Frequently rejoicing during
The last few weeks of life in prospect OF
a heavenly home he died in quietne, s
and peace. His fAitSful wife who for
thiTty-tive years cared for and nursed
him, is left to mourn hrlcQss Also two
children, Benjamin f Burton, Jr.,
and Mrs. Samuel w. Darby. both Of
Frederlca, r. H. DAsgIELL, Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
HARRINGTON.

Mrs. Rosa Belts wife Of John w. Belts died
very suddenly at her home near Harrington on
Thursday morning. February 18th, OF paralysis
or the brain. aged S2 years. Funeral service.
were held on sunday morning at the NJ. E.
Church, at Harrington, and inteFment made at
Barratt's Chapel Cemetery Frederica.
The mansion house OF H. C. Fleming has been
rented and occupied by c. f. Brlnzer aud wife,
Of Lebanon, Pa. Mr.. BrinzeF Is supervisor Of the
railroad from Clayton 70 DelmaT. from seaford
to Cambridge. and from Clayton to oxford,
Dr. James Powell. of Pennington, and Miss
Cora Jones were married by Rev. j. Eggert. pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church, February 18th.
The ceremony was performed In the Office Of S. l..
shaw.
Edgar Layton and Henry STAFFORD have re-
turned from Florida visit.
Perhaps but few Of our young ladies' were as
well pleased With their valentine gift as was
Mis- Grace Ross when her parents last week pre-
sented her with an eegent Marshall and Wen
dell plano. Miss Grace who Is orsanlst Of Wes.
ley N. Z. Church Is one of our most talanted
young ladies in music
There will be a box social Al Prospect school
on Friday evening. March 5th. The young
ladies are kindly requested 70 bring boxes aRd
the gentlemen plenty Of money Everyone is
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hopkins and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Graham and children and Mr.
and Mrs. steve spenss and son spent sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood Minner.
Miss Emma Baynard spent Saturday with Mrs
Belle Layton.
Mrs. ElwOod Minner and daughter and Miss
Bertha Collision were over Saturday guests at
Dover.
The potato house Of Louis Pleasanton has been
partially destroyed BY fire. Being full Of pota.
toes the loss Is estimated 70 be 500.
Mz. Harry Harrington and Miss Annie Ross
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Solomon Brown and Mr.. and MrL Frank /
Graham and children have returned from Phil
sdephia.
Mrs. Howard Eisenbrey and two children OF
have been the guests Of friends
here.
MI and Mrs Arthur Morris Of Centrevllle.
Mn. George Norris Of Milford, MIS- Miriam
5heetz Panl Of Pa. and Mrs. VIM Berry and
.hree children have been town visitors.
Mrs. s. HarrinatO ton and Mrs. Wesley Blades
Ipent Wednesday az Milford. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morris, of CeIfm aAu ~
yues q oi Mn. Wesley Blades on III
Miss Reba Hopkins returned Su III
eyeral days yisit with Miss Hoo
A fhitieysbufg. Nd. NV
Rev. Dr. smith and wife. Mrs
In. Marvin Reese and Mu VI
leen out Oi toWn visitors
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
WHITES ITEMS.

Miss Anna Harrington has returned home AZ
ter spending sometime with her aunt, Mrs
Wheatly Travis.
Mrs. Q. F. Jewell and daughter, Thslma, o
Houston, were the guests OF her sister, Mis-
Nettie Travis part Of last week.
Miss Katie Wilson spent Saturday afternoon
with the Misses Wyatt.
Mrs Lulu Travis is visiting her sister Mrs. ].
o. Chamberlain, at Milford
}. ". Travis was Houston visitor on satur.
day.
I b. d. McKnatt lost a valuable hog one day
last week
Mrs. J. S. wix and Charles Travis were the
guests Of their parents on Sunday.
Roy Mcknait was the guest Of his brother
George over sunday.
We are glad TO report we have two young men
lNtour neighborhood learning the paper hang
re. zade
LID, but loving remembrance OF Fred N.
who departed this ile February sd.
me but not forgotten.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
How Men Garry Money.

Men have various ways Of carrying
money. Grocers, butchers and milleTs
carrying 1t in a wsd. Bankers in clean
bills, laid full length in a pocketbOOk
Brokers only fold the bill once, doubl-
lag the money as it were. The young
business man carries it in his vest
pocket. Farmers and drOvers in their
inside pockets, whether it Is $50 or Is
cents Printers usually carry their
money in other peoples pockets.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
GREENWOOD.

The road oveTseeFs have been improving the
roads in this locality by placing shells on them
This has been needed for 8 long time and VI
are glad 70 to see the work started.
Edward H0llis, R. F. D. Carrier No z, has sold
bis farm TO John Morris, Of Trinity, and will
move in town next year.
Mary Morris, the youngest daughter OF W. F.
Norris. has been critically IN with tonsiitis, but
ahe is much improved at this time.
Mrs. Loite johnson and daughter have return.
ed home from Centreviile after an extended visit
Of six weeks with her son, Charles Johnson.
Herbert Edgeli is just convalescent from an At
tack Of pneumonia
Loiue Morris has been quite sick for the past
week with rheumatism.
Mrs. Nellie johnson and children, OF Centre
vile, spent last week with her sister, Mn Her
man Smith.
The store Of c. B. Porter was robbed on Wed.
ncsday night Of last week and relieved Of cigars
and cigarettes
A eolored man living at Howard Todd's was
taken suddenly ~ recently and died after few
days lingering
George Elliott is just getting about after six or
eight weeks Of illness. He was out the inst time
on Thursday Of Last week
vesta Wiley OF Esstop, Nd, has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Richard Wiley.
III. Long and vile visited the home OF Robert
Baker ~ Eliendaie last week. Mr. Baker has
been sick for sometime.
Nj. and Mrs. A. Jones visited her sister, Mn
James P. Hewes, at Wsrwick. Nd. last Sunday
and on Monday made shopping trip TO Will
mingtoH.
Several people from here visited Delmar on
Monday to look at the wreck
David Porter is quite sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Matthew Morgan is much Improved at
thls WHting
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26
Removed Eating House License.

By vote Of 80 ayes and no nays, th
House has passed the bill repeating the
act now in existence taxing eating house
keepers, ice cream saloons and soda water
fountain keepers a State license Of S25
Mr.. Brockson argued for the passage OF
the repeater in behalf of widows and poor
persons who desired to TINS earn an hon
est living. There was also a general in
tsrest in the matter.
Milford chronicle., 1909-02-26

GA TO IA
N.a~ts. ,Iha kln5 yaH Haze lHaE Bought
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21

The Wauwatosa Cemetery grounds
are to be supplied with city water. The
Common Council has granted the Gem, .
terry Association permission to connect
with the city mains at North Avenue
aud g Fay pipe on Wauwa.osa Ave
nue to the cemetery and bids have been
asked for the work.
The services at Trinity church are as
follows: 1880 a. NJ, celebration of Holy
Communion. 1880 a. NJ, morning
prayer and sermon. Il NJ. Sunday
School $50 p. NJ, evening prayer and
address, Second celebration of Holy
Communion tile 7rst Sunday of each
month Mt i0;3o A NJ.
Mrs c I. Ejshere, Mrs. Liliibridge
and Mrs. Emery Swan delightfully."- en-
tertairsd the Woman's Club, in the
club rooms, at breakfast, Thursday
at $50 A. NJ. Covers were laid for six.
ty. Fhe tables were beautifully deco
rated With wild flowers and carnations
Toasfs music and social hour were
enjoyed by all present.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21
COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council met in regular
session Mt the City Hall Tuesday even
ing, Aldermen Williams, Warner
DeSwarte, Price, CLAUS, Braun, Fido
and Prudisch were in attendance.
Mayor Perry presiding.
A petition was presented by the Wau-
watosa Cemetery Association, request
ing permission to lay private water
pipe from the water main at North
Avenue and Wauwatosa Avenue to the
cemetery grounds Referred to Board
Of Public Works.
a petition requesting the sprinkling
on Chesnut from Greenfield Avenue to
West Main Street was presented, to-
gether with resolution providing for
spiinkling. Rules were suspended and
resolution adopted.
The board of Public Works submit
ted areport and resolution directing
water mains on Sixth Avenue from
East Milwaukee Avenue to Center
Street. The resolution was adopted.
THE Finance Committee reported
bael; the April bills with recommenda-
tios sr allowance. The bills were al
lowed as recommended
The ordinance establishing the grade
on Chestnut Street from Sixty-frst
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21

AN AUTOMOBILE FREE-The Mil
Wau6ee Journal is going to give away
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information TO anyone interested
simply write The journal, milwaukee,
WIS, and ask them t o send you the in.
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21

FOR RENT-New five room cottage
on Portland Avenue. Rent Sill. Also
five room fat on West Main st. APP
ply of L. R. Gridley, ss W. Main Street
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21


number of Milwaukee people spent
sunday IN our city
John NJ. Wheeler West Allis, made
us a call last Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred D. Underwood visited in
this city last Saturday.
Miss Grace Watner is in Reloit. at.
ttending the Junior Prom
Mr.. Axel Gustafson of Chicago. visit
ed Wauwatoea friends on Thursday.
Rally Round the Flag. Friday night.
May IS at the Congregational church.
Atrs q Y ,yI,a.1,, va., NJ, e4.a4
is spending a weeks vacation in Chiea-
90.
Nre J,,nos roo,ord careaIa Auo
spent a few days at Hartland visiting
friends.
Nr and Ms Char1os Chnro,, &c
Whitewater, spent a few days at Emery
Swan.
Helry Watner has removed his Office
to the store room next to D. j. Hayes
News Office.
The CRYSTAL lee Co., have moved their
Offices to the store room next to Hayes
News stand,
Franl, Schee}e visited with friendsat
Lone Rock, WIS, II few days of the
past week.
r.. NJ Brown and family have moved
from Garfield Avenue into the PhiIipps
house on 9Th Avenue
Deity Clerk Coulthard went to Kenosha
County Wednesday, to attend the fur..
erai of a friends son.
Clarence Lefaber returned last n.
day from Great. Mont, where he has
been spending some time.
q,ha s,orv or tba t1oy ~ t,a co,c.a
oationol Church F,iaay everino HIa,
Is. No seats reserved.
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MISS hsIet " '>'hee'" went TO |'loSen'
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health
The Twentieth Century Topic club
will meet Monday afternoon May "a at
the resident of Mrs. Luudy, Warren
Avenue
4 surprise party was given Mrs. w
]. Beck. 9th Avenue. Nav II. bv a !
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21

FOR SALE-A small cottage in good
repair can be easily moved. Enquire
at 51th and Grand Avenue 12w4
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FOR SALE-First-cla jointless re-
irigerator has only been used two
years. Enquire at 35s Wauwatosa Ave
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NoTTCE-w e go to press Thu rsGaysa
1880. All copy must be IN before noon.