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days with her grandmother at Kenosha.
City water mains are being laid on
Wells Street from 5oth Street to the
golf grounds.
Miss Lois Richardson, Maple Terrace
is visiting relatives in Denver and
further west.
Our telephone number has been
changed to Wauwatosa 200 L. The
number in the book is wrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Richardson
expect to leave Friday for two weeks
trip to Parry Sound, Ontario.
George G. Lund's place of business
was entered Sunday night and ten dol
lars iu money and two bottles of liquor
stolen.
Messrs. Bert and Watson Phillips
have left for the west, after spending
few days with relatives and friends in
this city.
c. d. Waugh the popular optician
and three children are spending two
weeks vacation at Rochester with rela-
tives and friends
Mr. John Barnekow and son, Charles
left Tuesday for Waucama. Ia, for a
visit with relatives. They expect to
stay about week.
The Rev. c. e. Jones, rector of Trini-
ty church, left the first of the week
for vacation visit in the Twin Cites
and at several points in South Dakota
and Iowa.
The weed harvest is ready Gather
it. If you value the economy of saw
ing time never let the weeds ripen
their seed to grow an additional har-
vest next year.
Miss Edna Helgesen and Miss yerna
Nichols left Monday evening for a trip
through Yellowstone Park. Denverand
Salt Lake City. They expect to be
gone about three weeks,
The Rev. JAS. Louis Small, formerly
of Milwaukee, will conduct the services
in Trinity Episcopal church next Sun
day and on July % at 1890 A. NJ and
s p. NJ. The early services will be
omitted.
Mrs Charles A. Payne left Friday
for Chicago. where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. w. Hutchinson, after
which she will spend several weeks in
Iowa visiting relatives
Bert Warren who was quite severely
injured last week by being thrown
from his motorcycle, by coming in con-
tact with dog on Wauwatosa Avenue
is getting along nicely and expects to
be around again soon.
Ira Busby. a saloon keeper on the
Blue Mound Road. town of Wauwatosa
one block west of the Hawley Road,
was in district court last Tuesday
charged with selling liquor without
license. The case was adjourned till
July Is.
Fire destroyed two dwellings in the
town of Wauwatosa last Monday at
HawIey Road and Watkins Avenue !
One residence belonged to Wallies
Theis and the other to Mr.. Williams
The loss is estimated at about SC, 900 |
covered by insurance.
Willing Workers Juvenile Temple |
will hold their annual picnic at Wash
ington Park. Monday, July II. All /
members will meet at Lefeber's store
and win leave on the 2:20 o'clock Wal
nut street car. Bring your lunch.
There will be big time kidsl
Mr.. Jack j. johnson of the Fountain /
Inn, Milwaukee, and Miss Edith A. Sin |
Clair, were married. under special dis
pensation granted by Judge Cummings 1
at the office of Justice Frank r. Gruber
on the Blue Mound Road on Monday,
July 10. The young couple will live in
Milwaukee.
The street car company have had a
gang of men at work putting their
track in good shape on North Main
Street during the past week. They are
also dumping crushed stone along their
right-of-way. They certainly did a
good job on West Main Street. Let the
good work go on.
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