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shower Sunday.
Anyway, our gardens will profit by
| it.
w. D. Voelkel is spending two
weeks at Lake Beulah.
Miss Helen Sticlney sails this week
for Europe where she will spend the
summer.
Howard L. Seamans OF Kenwood,
Montana, is visiting with his mother
and friends here.
Frank N. Ferguson spent a few
days Of last week at Madison with
his college friends
The pupils of Miss Henrietta
Hamme, Garfield avenue, will give a
musical on Friday of this week
A horse belonging to Frank Muel-
ler the plumber, ran away last Mon
day morning. No damage to speak of.
A large audience attended the high
school last Wednesday evening,
where the cantata Joan of Arc was
given. All speak highly of the per-
formance.
/ Children's Day exercises will be held
at the Baptist church, Sunday, June IS
at 1o;30 A. NJ, in the place Of the regu-
lar morning service.
Mr. and Mrs. Ear D. Scott left We'd
nesday night for three weeks trip
east. They will attend the graduation
of Mr.. Scott's sister at Vassar college
A. B. Myers, ]. L. Foley, D. J.
Hayes, j. A. Horle and other veter-
ans Of Wauwatosa attended the state
encampment of the g. A. r. at Green
Bay the present week.
Comptroller Carl p Dietz says that
the running expenses of Milwaukee
have been reduced $2,o55 per month
since the Socialists were elected Still
some people "holler."
July l is the latest date set for the
opening of the Grand avenue viaduct
to the general public, and with fair
prospects that at this time the open
| ing will actually occur.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
was entertained Monday at a one
lo'ciock luncheon at the home os Mrs.
IN. ]. Swan The annual meeting and
election Of officers took place.
Rev. c. e. Weed operated the stereop-
ticou lantern of the Methodist church
at Keuosha Tuesday evening for lee
ture by DR.. Johnston Myers of Chicago
before the Milwaukee Baptist Associa-
tion.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
L. Payne died at their home in Rock
/ ford, ILL.,, Thursday, June /, at the
! age of FIVE and half months. The
remains were brought to Wauwatosa
Saturday for interment.
Miss Sara Chatfield, formerly of
this city, and Mr. George Abel of
Milwaukee, were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 T. E. Chatheld, 226 Twenty-third
street, Milwaukee, last Saturday even
ing.
Out of fifty-six that took examina-
tions for Interne at the Milwaukee
county hospital, Frank M Scheele of
this city, was one of the successful
ones and began his duties June 1.
! Frank is winner every time.
The Wauwatosa Woman's Club
was entertained at a vaudeville Ken
sington on Thursday afternoon in the
home of the retiring president, Mrs.
I Z. J. Kearney. Mrs. Kearney also
entertained at luncheon on the same
day for the new and the retiring Off
GERS of the club.
Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Sanborn, DR.. d.
w. Hulburt and Rev. 0. " Wheeler
will leave Monday for Philadelphia
where they will attend the meeting of
the Northern Baptist Convention and
the worlds Baptist Alliance FROM June
13 to 25.
The Milwaukee Automobile Deal
ers' Association is busy getting things
arranged for the big speed carnival
at which Bob" Burman will be the
star with his 200 horsepower Bitten
Benz" Our Wauwatosa automobile
! lists intend TO attend the races, which
! VIII DC ilSlu dt lliN OtdAG- L dlI SlOuilQS
| June 10 and IL.
The June meeting of the W. F. NJ.
is. of the Methodist Church will be
held at the nome of the president,
Mrs. George Halverson, SIS Wauwa-
tosa avenue, June Is, at p. m. Every
lady of the church and society is in
vited and requested to be present, as
question of great importance is to be
considered. The young ladies will
have charge of the program.
| After a three hours search Sunday
attendants Of the county hospital for
/ the insane at Wauwatosa found the
| lifeless body of a patient, Mrs. Apo
loina Wendland. aged 81, swinging
from a tree in a small grove east Of
the institution The woman had evil
IDENTIFY committed suicide by tying
one end Of her heavy shawl about her
neck and the other about limb OF
the tree. She leaves a husband and
.hree small children at A65 Clinton