Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-04-07
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E. d. Hoyt is erecting two cottages
on Motor Avenue.
James Bailey of Boscobel. spent Sat
urday with ye editor.
John Schmidt, town of Wauwatosa,
has purchased an auto.
Mrs f. l.. Hunt of Phillips, Wis. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Corbett
Lief Eriksen leaves Monday for Ore
gon where he has accepted a position.
Albert Hartwig has sold his residence
on Chestnut Street to Ferd. Semrow,
who will accupy same next week.
Surveyors have been busy working
on the old dyke property IN this city,
getting ready for laying sidetraeI1s etc.
Mrs Edward yandewalller of Cald-
well, Wis, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Midway and Mrs. Dean Gilbert
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss have return
ed home from Florida, where they
spent several weeks They report a
most enjoyable trip.
The Goth Century Topic club viii
meet next Monday, April 10, at the
home of Miss Helen Stickney. Mrs.
Ralph Thayer will assist.
Lawrie Kurtz, Garfield Avenue, en-
tertained a number of his college
friends last Monday evening. The oc-
casion being his 2tst birthday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. A. w. Smith
on Thursday, April Ia. The first
division will help entertain.
Perez d. Gates has been elected
assistant cashier of the Wauwatosa
First National bank. He has rented a
house on a lice Street and will occupy
same with his family soon.
NJ Il. Potter will hold public auc-
tion on his falm southwest of the
Dependent Home for Children on
Thursday. April l3. lie will dispose
fof his farm machinery, aud other farm
utensils.
W. j. Underwood, well known in
Wauwatosa, has been made superinten-
dent of the Prairie du CHEN division of
the Milwaukee, road, succeeding q. A..
Van Dyke, who has been promoted to
general superintendent at Minneapolis
c. w. Loomis has purchased the
livery heretofore owned and run by !.
l.. Morton in this city, and wishes it
announced that he win continue the
business in the same first class order as
heretofor, Your patronage is solicit
ed
j. l.. Morton wishes to thank his
many patrons for fayors shown him
during the time he has conducted the
livery stable In this city, and he also
wishes to speak good word for his
successor, c. w. Loomis. who will run
tie business hereafter.
Gust Schulke died Friday, March 81, /,
al the age of SIS years, of brights disease
He had lived in and around Wauwatosa
for good many years. lie leaves
three sons to mourn his loss. The
funeral was held last Sunday Inter
ment was in the Wauwatosa cemetery.
Four deputy sheriffs were in Wauwa-
tosa election day, one in either ward.
We do not know what they were here
for as there has never been time in
Wauwatosa that we know of when
deputy sheriffs were needed at an cleo
tion and they were certainly not need
ed here Tuesday.
! We call attention to the ad of the
Wauwatosa Hardware Co. which tells
its own story of one of our best indus
tries Mr.. Teller has sold his interest
and has retil ed from the firm. The
business is now and will continue un-
der the management of A. l. Smith and
). A. Washburn.
The election in Wauwatosa last Tues
day was tame The only opposition
was in the Second Ward for alderman
and the candidates were J. j Marquardt
and q. L. Tiff, Mr.. Tiff being elected
by good majority. There was few
Socialist votes, but they did not cut
much of "a figure. Abe Van Uxem was
/ elected alderman in the First Ward.
/ g. L. Tiff ia the Second, Fred w.
Braun in the Third and Fred Prudisch
I in the Fourth.
On Good Friday there win be a there
hours service in Trinity Episcopal
church, from J . NJ. to =. NJ This
service is in commeinoration Of the
three hours Of darkness while Christ