Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-09-29
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dltSr spending month aJ minneapolis
and st. Paul With relatives.
Watson E. Phillips has gone to New
York where he has accepted position
as fireman on the Erie road.
The success football team will line
mp against the south side Tigers Sum
day afternoon, at the field near the
depot. A good game is promised.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. 6.
church viii give harvest home sup
per" at the church parlor, Thursday
evening, October 5. A good supper will
be served for 59c. Every body come and
bring your family.
The Light Guard and the Asylum
ball clubs played close game of base
ball last Saturday. The score being 2
to in favor of the Asylum. The Asy-
lum boys did not have run until the
last half of the ninth inning.
West Milwaukee Avenue will soon
be in good condition. Work of grad
ing has been commenced and ere long.
sidewalks will be put down, which will
be good improvement. A large mum
Der of nice big trees had to be cut down
The death of Mrs. c. N. Arnett (nee
Nth Whittemore) formerly of this
cftF occurred last Tuesday at Ames, la.
rhe deceased was inferred at Milwau-
kee. Mrs. Arnett had large circle of
friends who are deeply grieved by her
untimely death.
We call attention of our readers to
the announcement of the First Nation
al Bank ON this page. They invite you
to call and inspect the new bank build
ing which is an up-to-date building
and one which Waur,atosa people can
well be proud of.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Moore and Clar-
ence and Bertha Swan spent Sunday in
Madison. They were guests of George
Gregg, who came up from Madison
with his automobile and took the party
out. All report most enjoyable trip
and a good time.
Hon tsranle $. Regap af naskfofss.
ILL.,, the noted cartoonist and chalk
tallzer will give lecture in the Under
wood Memorial baptist church this
city, on Monday evening, October ., to
which the public is invited Subject
"rhe Fool Taxpayer.
Wauwatosa football enthusiasts will
have u chance of witnessing their favor
ite game when the Wauwatosa High
lines up against the West Side High
team of Milwaukee. next Saturday
afternoon. The game will be played
at the Sticlney Athletic field. Every
body come out.
Peter Schneider of this city and Miss
Lucy Meister of Chicago, were married
Thursday, September 2s, at st. An
thongs Catholic church in Chicago.
The groom is we'll known in Wauwa-
tosa having lived here all his life and
has many friends who will wish him
and his bride "a long and happy we'd
ed life.
Judge W. j. Turner has denied the
motion of Walter S. Faulkner and his
wife, for an injunction to restrain
William Downton, from keeping chick
ems and ducks in his back yard. The
city ordinance does not make it an
offense TO keep chickens. We under
stand that MIR. Faulkner viii carry the
case to the supreme court.
The county board has awarded the
contract for the Agricultural school.
the administration, dairy and horticul-
ture and domestic economy buildings
for S107, 400, to Riesen & Riesen. The
contract calls for work to begin at once
and be finished early in the spring.
The other buildings will be started as
soon as the first three are completed.
On Friday evening, September 30, at
o'clock, the Woman's League of the
Congregational church will give
Living Advertisement Social in the
church parlors. The men of the con-
gregation, the teachers in our schools,
the members of the Christian Endeavor
Society, and the Penelope girls are es-
pecially invited. Come out, bring
others with you, and have good social
time.
The Woman's CT ub held its first meet
ing for this year on Thursday in their
rooms in the library building. The
program consisted of an address by the
president, Mrs. Fracis M. Perry. An
interesting paper followed, by Mrs.
Brockway, on Indian music which was
illustrated with Indian songs given by
Mrs. Osborn. Mrs. Chubb gave short