Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-05
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ldSN MOnudys
We call attention to the ad of Price
Bros. in another column.
William Menninger spent Sunday at
Mayfeld, Wis, with friends.
Tammany elected Gaynor mayor in
New York by 60, ,0oo last Tuesday.
L. A. Belda has purchased 40 feet
next to his residence on Winsor Ave.
Henry Digman has moved another of
the Underwood houses to lot on Vine
/ Street.
Quite large number of Halloween
parties were given in this city Satur-
day night
Ed. Hurlbut and family have moved
into one of the Damon flats on West
Main Street.
Mrs. R. NJ. Brown has returned home
after an absence of one year in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Barber, mother of Mrs. Waugh,
is guest at the Waugh home on War;
ren Avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs. Matt Jansen of Wau-
paca, Wis, are guests Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Anderson.
Mrs John DeVos held birthday
party last Sunday. There were twen-
ty nine friends present.
The monthly live stock fair will be
held at Granville next Monday. A
large display is expected.
Miss Grace Dillingham;, Sheboygan,
and Frank Waugh of Rochestra, N. Y.
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh.
Headquarters will be opened in the
| Plaullinton House, November s, by the
Republican committee of Milwaukee,.
A number of cars have been loaded
during the week at this station with
sugar beets by farmers around this
city.
Windows in this city have been well
washed, they having received their
annual soaping by the small boy last
Saturday evening.
A son of Herman Siegert, fractured
AN arm last Tuesday morning lie fell
over a piece of wire while attending
the County Aims House fire.
Charles Luetzow's meat market was
entered Saturday evening about 10
O'Clock and about $50 stolen. No clue
has as yet been found of the thief
We call attention to the ad of IL. r.
Hemslng Co. in another column. Read
all our ads. We have number of up
to-date business men in this city.
Mrs A. c. Kuchynslti and ia mily,
Garfield Avenue, have moved to Mill
waukee, where they will make their
home with Mrs. kuchynski's sister
Carmen" is the attraction at the
Shubert tEealer this week, and all say
it is first class entertainment. Next
week The Dictator" will be presented
L. ). civil service examinations for
city carriers and clerks for the Wau-
watOsa postotiic will be held Novem-
Der 90, and for rural carriers Novem-
ber y.
MIR and Mrs. Bark, father and moth
er of Fred and Ferdinand Bark of this
city, will celebrate their golden we'd
ding next sunday at their home in Mil
waukee.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Under.
wood Memorial Baptist church, win
meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Dig
man, 55l Wauwatosa Avenue, Thurs
day afternoon, November H.
Mrs. c. p. Ivens will spend the win
ter at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Midway. Mrs Ivens has partially re-
covered from the stroke Of paraly sis
she experienced some weeks ago.
The Womens' Aid Society ot the
Evangelical Paul's church of this city,
will have their Bazaar, November 10
and II, in the basement of their chuI ch
a chicken supper will be served.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will be entertained on Monday, Nov
ember :, at the home of Mrs. William
Godfrey. The hostesses are Mrs. WIN.
Godfrey and Mrs. Z. K. Godfrey.
Mrs. NJ. d. Church Of Tomah. and
Miss Mamie Church and Miss Margaret
Davidson of Fox Lake, Wis, were
guests of Miss Warren, West Main St.,
on Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Frank NJ Barnekow gave the editor
basket of patatovs Saturday which
were the second cIop. After digging
his early potatoes tho first Of August.
he thought he would experiment ana
plant few rows on the same ground
and he was successful, The potatoes
are Of fair size aud good.