Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-04-30

Bert Hall is in Boston, Mass, on
business.
Emil Nehring has movedinto a house
on Fourth Avenue.
Otto A. Zillmer has moved onto the
farm of his father-in-law.
= Mr.. and Mrs Fred Oeflein have re-
moved to North Milwaukee.
j, II. Strasser has moved from Wau-
watosa Avenue to First Avenue
See ad in another column of the Tn
derwood Memorial Baptist church.
Ray Schoonmalser is in London, Wis.
on business for the Hawks Nursery Co.
The city is laying sewer pipe ON W.
Main Street from Greenfield Avenue
west.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, II. Camp have moved
from Wauwatosa Avenue to St. Charles
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lefeber have re-
turned home after months absence in
the south.
Miss c. j. FAIRIES has moved into
the house she recently purchased on
Mower Court.
Fred d. Underwood has begun the
erection of "A bungalow on his property
on North Avenue.
Miss Margaret Bernhard, teacher in
our schools, is now residing with rela-
tions in Milwaukee.
Wauwatosa was visited by four gyp
sic women last Tuesday We were
among those called on.
Attend the Organ Recital at the I'm
derwood Memorial BAPTIST church,
Friday evening, May :.
~ A. r. Gridley of GAINESVILLE, spent
Sunday in this city at the home of his
parents on Greenfield Avenue,
Wauwatosa enjoyed snow, hail,
rain, wind, thunder and lighting storm
Wednesday afternoon and night.
Mrs. s. R.Williams viii entertain the
Ladies aid Society OF the Methodist
church, Tuesday afternoon, May 4.
The coal men have been quite busy
for the past few days in Wauwatosa.
The price goes up l0c a ton on May /.
Mrs. Bert Hall has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, where she will spend
! four weeks with relatives and friends
Quite large number of young pen
pie attended the dancing party given
at the Guild Hall last Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Scott of Milwau-
lSee, have rented the house vacated by
d. A. Cooley and family ON First Ave
uue.
Ed. Gundermann has moved to Mil
wauIlee. His residence on Alice Street
will be occupied by John Anderson and
family.
II. 5. Fuller, Milwaukee, has rented
the DIR. Morton house on North Main
Street and will remove his family here
about May /.
Every one is interested in an item of
local news If you know of any local
happening that is not generally known
communicate the fact to this office.
The Lean" bowling team say that
the Fats" have got to get busy and
practice with some minor team before
they can waste any more time on them.
Wild flowers are being picked in the
beautiful woods in and around Wauwa-
tosa. We certainly have IA most de-
lightful little city. There is no better
on earth
William Menninger has severed his
connection with the PIankinton Pack
ing Company and has accepted a posi-
ton with the 5. & 5. packing company
of Milwaukee
A number of Milwaukee folk visited
in our city last Sunday and searched
the many beautiful woods here. in
search of wild flowers; but they were
no doubt disappointed
Wisconsin Sunday-school workers
are planning the greatest convention
yet. 1t is to be held at Wausau, June
22-24, and is to have some of the fore
most religious speakers and instructors
Of America on the program.
The lecture given by Judge Karel at
the Guild Hall last Thursday evening
was enjoyed by a large audience
Judge Karel lectured on The Yellow
stone Park" which was illustrated by
lantern slides by Harry y. Wilson
The Badger Athletic club played two
games Sunday afternoon at their
grounds on 59th Street, defeating the
Ericksous by score OF Is to ~, and
losing to the Atlas Flours by to Z. .
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