Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-18
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Quite nice snow storm last Monday
morning in Wauwatosa
The sewer on 59th Street and Terrace
Avenue is now being laid.
We do not hear much of Teddy"
since election. Enough said
We call attention to the ad of II.
Walters & Company in this issue.
The Inter Sc Club met with Mrs. d.
J. Hayes, West Main Street, last Tues
day.
Miss Lizzie Van Vechten is spending
two weeks vacation at Neosha, Wis,
with relatives.
The man who sees his duty and does
il, Is the man that is needed always
and everywhere.
Miss Edna Ferguson and brother,
Frank, spent few days of last week
in Chicago visiting friends.
Mrs. EDWARD Meyer and two little
daughters of Muscoda, are guests of
her sister, Mrs. j. r. Benoy, Chestnut
Street.
We are in receipt of letter from X.
NJ. Putnam, in which he says he is inn
proving rapidly and expects to be at
work in a short while.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Gray-
stone Park Mission gave chicken pie
supper at the Mission last evening. A
good time is reported.
Our people would like to see the
train which goes east about $40 A. NJ, ,
stop at this station. 1t certainly would
accommodate quite number.
lie who does not contribute toward
the support of his church and borrows
his neighbor's newspaper has very
slim chance of getting to heaven.
The new Martha Washington Home
for Girls, which is located at 54th
Street was dedicated Tuesday. Quite
a number of our people were III atten-
dance.
The Wauwatosa Light Gard ssiil
give a private military hop next We'd
nesday evening. On Thursday they
will hold their annual Thanksgiving
blowout"
| The only cars run on Pabst Avenue
now are the cars that come through to
Wauwatosa every half hour. All other
! Walnut street cars run on the new line
! Lisbon Avenue.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday night on account of over
heated furnace at the home of Mrs. 2.
c. Clauseu on Third Avenue. No
damage done to speak of.
The Missionary Society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church meets
this Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cairncross, First
Avenue. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. w. NJ. Schroeder has opened
millinery and dress making establish
ment in the Schwaiger building. She
is an expert in the art of making Will
low Plumes. See her ad on this page.
The hats for ladies come high this
year but most honest and hard work
ing husbands are under the impression
that their wives hats always came
rather high, even when they were low.
The Light Guard basketball team
defeated the Spencerian College team
last Tuesday evening, by score of SO
to 5. The local team took the lead at
the start and kept it throughout the
entire game.
The Wauwatosa Stars football team
defeated the Marquette Academy
Blinhers by a score of 5 to last Satur-
day morning at Waughs field. In the
afternoon the Stars defeated the Plum
gers by score of too.
We call attention of our readers to
the bank statement of the First Nation
al Bank of Wauwatosa in this issue.
This institution is increasing right
along. If you only have one dollar it
win start an account here.
The city clerk reports that the state
and county tax apportioned to the city
of Wauwatosa as determined by the
county board and certified by the coun-
ty clerk is 50 ,O50 higher than it was
last year and to the town something
over 81 900
Those whose lives are the easiest
and pleasantest are often sjpgulariy
forgstful of grateful ascription TO tue
source of blessings. Thanksgiving day
was not instituted by people sur
rounded by comforts aud luxuries. but
who turned their heai is to God in the
midst of hardships Of which their lie
scendents scarcely comprehend the
meaning.