Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-04-23

past week, but no hail.
Pigsyille has been getting more wa
ter than they want the past week.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad of l.. Brockway in another col
umn.,
W. g. Taylor lost valuable collie
dog Tuesday. He was run over by
train.
Henry Walters. is laying water and
sewer pipe in his residence on Garfield
Avenue.
DR.. Nellie NJ Fisher, is home after
an absence of three months in Florida
and Texas.
Mrs. Jake Jacoby of Saulville, Wis
has been Il guest at the home of +. j.
Barnekow the past week
Mrs. L. w. Kalfahs and son Carl of
Red Wing, Mimi, formally of this city
are visiting relations and friends here.
Gus Gregg has purchased lot on
Mower Court, through Watner & Kel-
logg. lie expects to build house
right away.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
| will meet on Monday afternoon, April
20, at 2;3O at the home of Mrs. Shaw,
Wauwatosa Avenue.
A few Milwaukee and Wauwatosa
friends pleasantly surprised Henry
EngIehart. Monday evening, the occa-
sion being his birthday.
About fifteen couple of Wauwatosa's
young married people enjoyed social
hop at the Good Tempiar hall last
week Thursday evening.
Last Tuesday night the Fats" and
Leans" bowled three games and from
all reports the Fats" did not have IA
look in. They lost three straight.
Manager Mike Frye Of the American
Candy Co., tcity league) announces the
siguihg up OF two local players; 1st
baseman, Yehle, and pitcher, Buettner,
The fire department was called out
| Saturday evening on account of d brush
! fire III the SanItarlum woods, which
was getting dangerously near some of
the buildings.
A Social uop, under the auspices of
| st. Martha's uuild, will be given at the
Guild Hall, Saturday evening, April
"A. Good music will be Furnished.
Every body cordially invited to attend.
The Graystone Park Mission will give
Il benefit social next Thursday evening
April -, for new organ. A good pro-
gram will be rendered, followed by
light refreshments. Every body invit-
Ell.
About forty-fve members of the w.
l.. &. enjoyed an excellent platoon
drill at the school grounds last Tues
day evening. The company is prepar-
ing for Meu.oraI day when no doubt
they will make good showing as they
generally do.
Leslie Skinner of Twin Lakes, well
known to good many here, met with
serious accident last Saturday, while
crossing the railroad track near his
farm, his rig was struck by az engine
and one horse killed and the rig demol-
ished. 1t is reported that he is getting
along nicely at this writing,
Hearts of the Blue Ridge" is the
bill for next week at the Alhambra. 1t
is comedy drama by Hal Reid. The
house has been packed all this week,
Rip Van Wrinkle being the bill, besides
the Mcconnell sisters in their special
ties are A No. /. Don't fail to visit
the old reliable Alhambra.
Mrs. j. Habenicht has good home
! laundry on Garfield Avenue. She does
good work and deserves the patronage
of Wauwatosa people, and she is rt "a
sonable in her charges. She has the
latest improved machinery. If you de-
sire any work in her line you will make
no mistakes by giving her a call.
A great treat is in store for Wauwa-
tosa peple. John C.. Karel of Milwau-
kee has consented to give "a lecture on
the Yellowstone Park, to beillustrated
/ by lantern slides by Mr.. Harry n. Will
son. 1t will take place at the Guild
Hall on Thursday, April 30 at o'clock
p. NJ. This is an opportunity 10 take
trip through the Yellowstone that
| none should miss
| The day Of union church work is APP
preaching slow but sure The Cumber
land and regular Presbyterian churches
have gotten together on common
ground and there is fair prospects for
the two Methodist churches coming to-
gether move is on foot to unite the
Baptist and Christion churches. 1t be-
gins to look favorable for the realiza-