Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-05-19
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BUSINESS TRIP 10 MonJdud
Tonight and tomorrow night at the
armory-"The Toastmaster.,,
The Fellowship Club tennis courts,
opposite the High School is now open.
| Mr.. William von Baumbach who has
been quite i'll for some time is improv-
ing slowly
e. C. Nettleton left Tuesday for
Trempeleau, Wis, where he will spend
the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. FAIRIES of Hitch
cock, s. D. are rejoicing over the arri-
val of baby boy.
Large crowds of people were ont
from milwaukee, last Sunday picking
fiowera in the woods around this city.
Walter Grosskopf, former Wauwa-
tosa boy, who is now in the marine
corps called on Wauwatosa friends
here last Sunday.
The County Institute of the w. C. L.
U. will be held In the Methodist church
May 90. Afternoon and evening ses-
sion. Every body invited.
A large and appreciative audience
listened to the lecture by Rev, Freder-
ick w. Hatch of Beloit, at the Baptist
church, Tuesday evening,
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs, Dan
Doherty, West Main Street, Wednesday
last, and the storl1 also arrived at Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stubby's home.
The building occupied by Schwaigers
Pharmacy is being repaired. A new
roof and porch are being put on, and
the building is being overhauled other
wise, which was much needed.
| Ii there is stone, stump or other
unsightly object in the yard, plant
some morning glories or some other
flowers around it. You'll be glad it
was there before the summer is over.
Plans for organizing a RomaI Catho-
lie parish in Wauwatosa were discuss
ed at meeting held at the home of
w. ii. Kenney, e. Milwaukee Avenue.
Wednesday evening. Nothing definite
was decided.
The Wauwatosa Majestics defeated
the Wauwatosa Sluggers last Saturday
morning by a score of II to 10. The
winners want games with teams aver
age 12 years. Address IL. Mann, this
city.
The street railway company are lay
ing an entire new track from the coun-
ty buildings to the Hawley Road, it
was found necessary on account of the
new cars as they are much heavier
than the old. The rails are sixty feet
long.
DR.. Stanley L. Pilgrim of this city.
and at present employed in the Clute
horse hospital, Milwaukee, was bitten
by "a horse which was bit three weeks
ago by dog suffering from the rabies.
Stan left for Madison, Wednesday for
treatment.
The Library has box of German
books which will be of interest to many
These books are sent by the Wisconsin
| library commission and are are to re-
main here for six months. Beginning.
une 1st the library closes at p NJ
| instead of 9 z. NJ. until the 1st of Octo-
| ber.
The train which leaves Minneapolis
at A. NJ. and St. Paul at S:45 A. NJ
arriving at Waur'atosa at 1850 z. M.
daily now stops The Waukesha scoot
going west at SAT A. M. and going
east at 1925 p. NJ, has been dIscon-
tinued. There is a train. however.
which leaves Wauwatosa for Milwau-
hee on the scoots time at 7:24 A. NJ
Another train which stops, arrives
here at SIG A. M. instead of s:24 A. NJ.
We have noticed in a number of our
exchanges articles on ''clean up" day
Why wouldn't it be good thing in
Wauwatosa? Most of our citizens
know there are places which need
cleaning out pretty bad, especially
along the river banks at the West Main
Street crossing. A small expense would
probably occur but wouldn't it be
worth while to hear people say, what
clean little city Wauwatosa is"
The Milwaukee District Convention
of Congregational churches meets with
the Wauwatosa church next Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday. The meet
ings are open to the public and people
are specially invited to the Tuesday
evening and Wednesday afternoon ses-
sions. Tuesday evening DR.. Winches-
ter of Boston speaks on the Problems
and Opportunities ofthe Sunday School
Today, and DR.. Foville of Appleton on
tbs Man and the Church. Wednesday