Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-11

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson, 59th Street, died Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Charles Stafford and Miss Mary
Wilcox were married Wednesday by
Rev. A. c. Kelley.
A. c. Hanson and family will occupy
the residence of Geo. Kershaw on Alice
Street shortly
Mr.. A. CLAUS has gone to Crookston,
Mimi, to attend the Buttermaxers
Convention of that state.
Willard Sporleder. who is attending
the U. W., spent Sunday at the home
of his parents in this city.
c~Miss Clara Whitney, formerly teach
er here and now of Madison, called on
| Wauwatosa friends last week.
The II. S. Fuller family have moved
into the residence on Church Street,
recently purchased by them.
Clarence Hulburt. who is attending
the U. W., spent Sunday at the home
of his parents on Wauwatosa Avenue.
Mr. c. Hosmer of Milwaukee, has
rented the residence on Wauwatosa
Avenue, formerly occupied by X. NJ.
| Putnam. -
The Milwaukee road has put The
West Main Street crossing in better
shape by cutting down the approach to
their tracks
DR.. Richard Dewey has improved his
premises to some extent of late, by
planting shrubs and trees in and about
the grounds.
Ground has been broken for another
new house in Graystone Park. Work
is progressing nicely in this locality on
the different streets.
Mr.. j. I. Clarke is the owner of two
fine lots, Fifth Avenue and Center
Streets, which he bought of NJ. /.
Park, agent, last week.
Rev Mark #. Sanborn of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church Is at
Evanston, Wis. assisting in series of
meetings being held in that city.
Mrs. W. T. fillmore, who is mission
cry in India, gave most interesting
| talk at the Underwood Memorial Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning.
Miss Margaret NJ. Barnard of Spring
| Green, a teacher in our schools during
last term. visited with friends in this
| city for few days during the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church, will meet Tuesday after
noon, November Is, with Mrs. Rice,
362 End Avenue. Miss Tenant assist
ing.
The Missionary Department of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
will hold their November meeting at
tae home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cairn-
cross, First Avenue, Friday evening,
November Is. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Rev. ]. l.. Tabor, pastor of the
Evnsville Baptist church will occupy
the pulpit at the Underwood Memorial
Baptist church next Sunday both morn
ing and evening Rev w. 4. Killop,
formerly of Racine will be the supply
on Sunday, Nov. 20.
The Wauwatosa High School defeat
ed the Kenosha to 0 at Waugh's field
Saturday last The local boys held
Keuosha throughout the game and in
the last quarter by consistant gains.
Jack Gilcrist crossed the goal line and
Chet Van Roo kicked goal. Next Sat
urday the High School plays South
Milwaukee at Waugh's field.
The lecture delivered last Friday
evening at the Congregational church
| by Rev. w. G. Pndderfoot, was well
received by the large audience in at
| tendance. The next lecture of the
course will come on the evening of
Decem ber J3 when Hon. John c. Karel
will speak on Alaska, It's Totem Poles
and Glaciers" which will be illustrat-
ed
The following are the officers elected
by the Wauwatosa Good Templar
lodge: G. T. Miss Isabel skinner. V.
T., Howard Rose; Sec, Miss Lily Pei
ton; Fin. Sec, Mrs. II. $. Propp; Treas.
Mrs. Harvey Rose; Mar, Lee Rose.
Valley Lodge of Milwaukee, were in
attendance'at the meeting and most
interesting meeting was enjoyed by
all.
DR.. George Thomas Hegner, senior
house physician of the Milwaukee
County Hospital and professor in the
Training school for Nurses left last
s~-,aI. .o.a,,t v,arr, l. .~ry.