Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-09-15
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A large force OF women are busy this
week picking hops on the Pabst farm.
/ A number of our ichiclSen fanciers
had displays at the State Fair this
week.
Miss Mabel Darrow OF Lake Forest.
visited at tie home of w. j. Under
wood.
Mrs e. C. Pilgrim, Second Avenue,
is visiting her parents in North Free
dom. Wis.
Bert Gridley of GAINESVILLE. called on
relatives aud friends in this city during
the week
/ The public schools of Wauwatosa
opened last Monday with large roll
of scholars.
Miss Margaret Durbin viii resume
her position in the South Milwaukee
school this year
The stores of this city were closed
Thursday to give their employees an
opportunity to attend the fair.
The w. c. L. U. will meet with Mrs.
Pease, Wauwatosa Avenue, next We'd
nesday afternoon at Pas o'clock.
Mrs. Bush of New York, and sister,
Florence, daughters of the late DR.. Day
called on old friends last week.
John Nj. Dunlop and A. Klokner,
florists of this city, both have fine dis
plays at the State Fair this week.
Myron Fowler and Arthur Brooks
banks came up from Chicago. Saturday
visiting Mrs. 6. II. Fowler Sunday and
Monday.
Messrs Paul BrinlSman and Ernest
Lefeber returned home Saturday even
ing last, after a six weeks trip through
the west.
No more than you can eat enough
in one day to last you week, can
business man advertise enough in one
week TO last year.
Frederic and Howard Godfrey and
Harry Fuller have left for Lebanon.
Tenn, where they viii attend the
Castle Heights school.
! Miss Alice Underwood who graduated
from Wisconsin University this year
has accepted position as teacher in
| Waupaea High school.
National Squares VS.. the Wauwatosa
Light Guard at the Stickney Athletic
Field, Saturday afternoon at 1900. Two
strong teams. Come up.
The Misses Esther and Kathryn
Eagan of Muscoda, Wis. who have
been visiting at the j. r. Benoy home
have returned to their home
Mrs. d. L. Morrison of st. Louis.
Mo-, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson of
Troy, Wis. has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Burdick.
We have noticed several people dur
ing the week with straw hats and
overcoats on. but this is fair week and
quite number of strangers have been
among us.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Roo, spent a
few days of this week in Chicago,
where they met their daughter, Miss
Ruth. who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Kansas and California.
| Miss Helen St. George of Nashota,
will organize class in dancing in the
near future. Miss st. George is grad
uate of Sargent and has taught fancy
dancing, gymnasium work and social
dancing at Kemper HALL, Kenosha, for
the past five years. For further in
formation telephone 255 L,
H. L. Moore received a consignment
of four head stones for soldiers graves
from the government. The stones
were set in the Wauwatosa cemetery
last week at the following graves:
Edward r. Barber, Co. Z gath Wis.
Int. Capt. VIM. II. Landolt, Co. c 5th
Wis. Inf, George Bauer, Co. d. nth
Wis Inf. and Wm. S. Cox, Co. D 1st
Wis. Inf.
Dorothy clum entertained ten of her
little friends ON Saturday of last week
in honor of her twelfth birthday. The
decorations were in pink and white,
making the event especially pretty.
Those present were: Mary Cutler,
Louise Lyman. Marion Perry, Helen
Niekerson, Lois DeSwarte, Doris
DeSwarte. Olive Lundy, Elizabeth
Brigham. Dorothy DeSwarte. and Anna
Dearsley of Milwaukee. They all en-