Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-06-30
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summer Ndcatieu-
Rex sporleder reports that he is
rushed in his factory.
The stores in Wauwatosa will be
closed all day on the 4th
The Wauwatosa postal savings bank
was opened Tuesday last.
Tie fire department was called ont
Sunday morning, but it turned ont to
be a false alarm.
A number Of new residences are be-
ing erected in the FIRST and Fourth
Wards of this city.
Mrs. William Menninger and daugh-
ters, are spending week at the kome
Of her parents at Lake Keesus.
we call attention of our readers to
the ad Of Lange & Kunz, piano deal
ers, Milwaukee, on this page.
The Light Guard left last Thursday
morning for Little Cedar Lake, where
they will he in camp for ten days.
Henry Wagner left Monday for Aber-
deem, S. D.. where he has accepted
position with the railway company.
| d. b. Willis Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
occupy the pulpit at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church next Sunday
Next Tuesday is the 4th of July.
Well we VIII have a sane Fourth IN
Wauwatosa according to present indi-
cations
w. b. Morse has leased the old elec-
trio power building back Of the News
Office. which he will use in the near
future.
Mrs. S. X. Williams and son Kenneth
have returned home after a pleasant
vacation in the northern part of the
state.
Miss Ester Meyer of Muscoda, Wis,
is spending the school vacation at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. j. r. Benoy,
Chestnut Street.
Geo. Lund has had an addition built
on his residence on East Milwaukee
Avenue, and has made other improve
inents TO his property.
Andrew f. Pelkon Of Kansfs City,
No. las been sbenaing q sw days
with hi hismother and sisters on Wauwa-
tosa avenue. this city.
Miss Lillia Ridley of Minneapolis,
spent ii few days of last week at the
home Of alr. and Mrs. Martin Casper
son, Greenfield Avenue
We were presented with a fine bunch
of roses by Mr., Max Roseuthal last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Rosenthal has
some excellent varieties.
! a lawn ice cream social was given at
Guild hall last evening, which was
well attended, and all report a most
enjoyable evening spent.
John Moss is having a swimming
tank built on a lot in the rear of his
sons residence There will be "a shall
low place for the little folks and deep
place for the elders
Joseph Kopf, who died in Porto Rico
March Is. was buried in the cemetery
in this city sunday. The deceased has
son living on Watson Avenue. Chas.
Judson had charge.
Emil Benbeudorf was struck by
Wells Street car last Monday night at
the 61st Street crossing. He had leg
and arm broken besides receiving other
bruises. At this writing he is Inn
proving.
number of our streets have receiv-
ed good supply of crushed stone,
which helps. Work will be rushed
along as fast as possible and ere long
Wauwatosa win have up to date inn
proved streets.
The Wauwatosa Cemetery Associa-
ton has spent quite large sum in inn
proving and beautifying the cemetery
in this city Wauwatosa has one OF
the most beautiful cemeteries to be
found in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Mortimer will
leave the first of the week for their
new home in Ironton. Sauk County.
this state. They have many friends in
Wauwatosa who win wish them sue
cess in their new place of abode,
About eighty Catholics assembled
last Sunday at the Good Templars hall
in this city to worship. The hall VIII
be occupied fer sometime we are in
formed for church purposes. The SER
vices are in English. Rev. Ft. Trudt,
Milwaukee, had charge.
A much needed improvement has