Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-12-08


days Of this week in Wauwatosa.
The Good Templars meet regularly
in their hall on Mower Court from now
on.
Only fourteen more shopping days
before Christmas. shop early aud buy
at home.
All grades of reduced sugar were re-
duced Zoe per 100 pounds in New York
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Walters, Third
Avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival
of baby boy.
The annual sale of Red Cross Christ
mas Seals has been started by Mr..
Kolb in the schools
Mrs. Owens and daughter, Miss
Myers OF Milwaukee, spent "Wednesday
with Mrs. Geo Burdick.
rhe Misses Ester and LYDIA Meyer of
/ Muscoda, Wis, spent Thanksgiving
with their aunt, Mrs. ]. r Benoy,
Henry RiclSert Of layton, Wis, has
I been guest of his grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs, RiclSert, Garfield Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G, Lefeber, spent
the latter part OF last week in Eagle,
the guest of Or. and Mrs. C. Beerend.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
church, will meet in echurch pa,lors
Thursday, December IA. at 10 O'clock
a. NJ.
A special communication of Wauwa-
tosa Lodge No. e6T f. & A. NJ. win be
held Saturday evening, December 9.
Work in the Z. A. degree.
Mrs. Hathaway and son, Gilbert, has
been spending The past week with her
sister. Mrs Wilson of Milwaukee,. They
leave for Boston the last of this week.
The Johns Manvflle company are
building an addition to their plant on
the north side of the river at a cost of
$4,000. The building will be 75x3e0.
/ The Wosnans Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ L. church. will meet
at the home 81 Mrs. BroclSway. West
Main Street, ou Thursday, December
Ia
Aid Fred w. Braun had thd misfor-
tune to fall from scaffold on Warren
Avenue last Saturday He received a
number Of bruises besides breaking one
of his arms in two places.
The slang words are still being coin
ed. Young men are never known by
their own names and it is quite com
mon TO say now. II one falls and breaks
a rib to call it broken slat.
Miss Jennie Wedeinizer, Watertown.
Miss Annie IIumphry. Mondori, Miss
Ollie Bnndler, Gross Plains. aud Miss
Nellie Adler, Cross Plains, had Thanks
giving dinner with MIR. and Mrs. John
| Deyos, Garfield Avenue
/ The Woman's Club of this city held
their regular meeting at the club room
on Thursday of this week "Iudividu-
atty in Fine Arts was the subject Of
papers by the Mines. Julia Phillips.
Ida Chubb and Miss Fannie Benson
I The Wauwatosa Fire Department
gave their smoker last Tuesday even
ing. About fifty guests enjoyed them
selves Light refreshments and cigars
were served. The boys are to be com
graduated and another smoker would
be very acceptable.
The ladies of Wauwatosa are cordial
ly invited to parlor musicale to be
given by the ladies of the Grantham
Bible class of the Methodist church, at
the home of Mrs Jno. I. Clarke, 396
Second Avenue, Friday afternoon,
December s. A small admission fee
will be charged. The proceeds of this
entertainment will be used to purchase
vines and shrubs to beautifY their
church property.
An Illinois editor retired from jour
nalism and his goodbye is chroni-
cled in the following language: "The
undersigned retires from this paper
with the conviction that all is vanity.
From the hour his paper was started
20 the present time lie has been solicit
ed to lie on every given subject, and
can't remember having told whole
some truth without diminishing his
subscription list or making an enemy.
! Under these circumstances of trial, and
having thorough contempt for him
self, be retires in order TO recruit his
moral constitution.
1t is more fun to see man read q
puff on himself in newspaper than
to see fat man slip on banana peel.