Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-12-09
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We call attention to the ad on this
page of the Hammond Publishing Co.
Rev. and Mrs C. 7. Everett of ocono-
mowoe, called on friends in this city
during the week.
| L. j. Mann has had his premises
cleaned up and put in nice shape. Let
Others do likewise.
A number of places have been offer
ed to the Civic Association for skating
rinks, so we are informed.
The HAWKS Nursery Company of
this city report that they have done
bigger business this fall than ever be-
fore.
c. e. Roepke has started his milk
wagon. Ills nd appears in this issue.
We hope to see him regain all his old
customers.
A number of Wauwatosa Good Tenn
plars paid a visit to Valley Lodge at
Merrill Park last Friday evening
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Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Anderson of
Sheffield, III, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Anderson. The couple were
on their honeymoon
E. C. Nettleton left last Sunday for
the south, where he win spend the
winter months. We hope to see Net
with us again in the spring.
The Womens League of the Congre-
gational church gave "a supper and
entertainment last Thursday which
was enjoyed by all present.
DR.. Nellie NJ. Fisher has moved her
Office to Al East Milwaukee, Avenue,
this city, where she will be pleased to
meet her patients and friends.
Tue Wauwatosa News building isnot
yet completed, but will be in the near
future and when finished will give us
all the modern improvements.
Have you done your duty to fremen
yet? Remember they give dauce at
the Armory next Thursday evening.
Come in at this office and buy IA ticket.
Our stores are putting on holiday
appearance. No use going to Milwau-
liee for your Christmas shopping. Our
merchants have full lines. Make til, m
a visit.
We have a poc1etbook which was
found some time ago in Wauwatosa
left at this Office, containing money
and keys. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office.
1t cost William J Cary, $7,24o to be
reelected to Congress. from this, the
Seventh District. Quite sum! But
he is progressive and guess it is all
0. X. Only one years salary
The entertainment given by the
ladies of the NJ. E, church last Thurs
day and Fl iday evenings, is pronoune-
ed by those who were fortunate enough
to attend, as being first class in every
particular. We congratulate all who
took any part.
MIR. c. A. Mullan, superintendent cf
streets and highways and connected
with the board of public works of the
city of Milwaukee, gave lecture on
Street and Highway improvement"
last Thursday evening before the Wau-
watosa Civic Association All who
attended speak well of the lecture.
/ The West Allis Independent came
ont last week with scare head an
nouncing the fact that they had put in
lot of new type and published cut
of their new press We would advise
our friend to go back to the old press
and type or else get some one that un-
derstands how to compose as well as
make mp paper.
Herman Binstea1, driver of a de-
livery wagon from Milwaukee had a
narrow escape from being hit by a
train at the West Main Street crossing
in this city Monday morning. A train
was going west and another was going
east and he failed to see the last men
toned train, luckily the engineer blew
the whistle and giving him barely
time to turn around and clear the
tracks.
There are still two lectures TO be
given in the course under the auspices
Of the Mems Club of the Congregation
al church Both are to be illustrated
by stercopticon. and both are to be
given 10y well known members of the
Milwaukee bar. They will be well
worth a hearing. Tickets for the two
lectures IS cents. The first Of Of these
lectures, ny Judge John C.. Karel on
Alaska, will begiyen IN the Auditorium
Of the Congregations! church next