Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-11-10
Focal and Personal
We Invite An TO Send I'm Items OF News
Personal or Otherwise.
Our Telephone is wauwatosa goo /.

Fred D. Underwood spent last Fri.I
day in this city.
According to the recount the state
of Maine remains dry.
Miss Lydia Cain is home after an alb
sence of several months at Beaver
Dam.
The st. Martha's Guild are arranging
for supper and fair at the Guild Hall,
December Z, 1911.
Norbert Beerend OF Eagle, Wis,
spent the fore part of the week with
friends in this city.
Mrs. A. D. Barows of Sheboygan,
Wis, spent few days of last week
with Dr. and Mrs. Corbett,
A pair of glasses were found in the
Lefeber Bros. store Thursday which
owner can have by calling at this office
A force of wire men have been busy
during the week stringing new wires
for the new street lights which are to
be installed.
Mrs. e. G. True, First Avenue and
Center Street, has been confined to her
bed for two weeks but is slowly gain
ing at this writing.
Mrs Geo. r. Tiff and daughter.
Alice, have returned after an EXTENDED
trip east They spent some time at the
old home in otswego, N. Y.
Mrs. l. eonlslin, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas. will entertain the Twentieth
Century Topic club at the next meet
ing Monday. November ls.
Sunday visiting day at the diff
erent county institutions in this city,
and the day being fine, large crowds
came out from Milwaukee.
Rubber boots would be the proper
thing to have on after rain at the
West Main Street crossing, providing
you want to get on to a Wells Street
car.
Mr.. and Mrs John DeVos have eiven
mp the hotel business at Beaver Dam
nd hive moved back to Alilwaulsee.
They called on friendsin this city last
week.
Mrs. J. f. Corbett and Mrs. Adam
Currie gave a br dge-whist and Ken
sington at the Hotel Irvington Wednes-
dav afternoon of this week There
were about seventy guests present.
The Missionary Department of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
will be held Friday, November II, ut
the home of MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Moore
First Avenue. All are requested to be
present.
The Inter Sc Club met with Mrs. j.
R. Benoy last Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Rudolph Kratche and Mrs. Rex Nc
Creery gave their reports as delegates
of the convention which was recently
held at Green Bay
Mrs. Claude Cairncross, DR.. Gala
Canright. Miss Mary Hulburt and Miss
Ruth Sporleder viii represent the I'm
derwood Memorial Baptist church
Sunday School at the 25th Annual Con-
vention in Madison next week.
The train which arrives at Wauwa-
tosa at $3.50 A. NJ. from northern Iowa
aud Prairie du Cnien every day except
Monday, now stops. This is good
train for people who wish to get to-
Milwaukee early or are going to Chi
cago.
The Home Bakery Sale, conducted
by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at
the Gas office will be discontinued.
However any one desiring home baking
may leave orders with Mrs. Urban. so
East Milwaukee Avenue, chairman of
! Division No. 2.
DR.. e. A. Schmitz and II. Ludington
returned Saturday from Lake Pucka-
way and brought back the duck limit
Mr.. Chubb. Cavanaugh Place, also
brought back the limit. A c. Hanson
and DIR. Chas. Fisher brought back
eleven from North Lake last Sunday.
Who said our hunters can't shoot?
At the Wauwatosa Women's club on
Thursday. Mrs. Elmore of Milwaukee,,
gave an address on American Art.
Music was rendered by Mrs. Bruins and
Miss Ruth Smith. The report of the
meeting OK Federated Clubs at Green
Bay was read by Mrs. NJ. G. Foley. The
Club voted that $40 be given to estab-
lish two prizes to be known as The
Wauwatosa Women's Club Prizes for
I L -, 20