Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-09-22
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visiting Miss Bessie Horning.
There are number ofnew dwellings
being erected in Hyde Park.
There is a new.boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Digman.
j. R, Benoy is having a new seven
room house built on his lot on Church
Street
Our young people who attend the
University of Wisconsin leave Monday
for school.
Mr. and Mrs A. stippich, Milwau-
kee, visited at the home of j. Stippich
last Sunday,
The total receipts for the 1911 State
Fair is s73, 776.o4. This is s1l1.02 less
than last year.
Henry Wagner returned home Mon
day evening after spending several
weeks in the west
The Light Guard Armory was struck
by lightning last Sunday night, but
little damage done.
Mr. R. Collier and son, Robert, Of
Patch Grove, Wis, spent last week 1T
the L. Broclsway home.
Emil stippich, Western Avenue, left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, CAL, where
he win spend the winter.
The Pickle company have received
an abundance of cucumbers this fall
aud they are still coming in.
Mr.. and Mrs L A. Nash of Hudson,
Wis, have been guests of his brother,
j NJ. Nash, Wauwatosa Avenue.
Ed. Bussewitz of Merton. Wis, spent
several days of the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Iym Menninger.
Miss Mable Leteber left Wednesday
for Brooklyn, N. Y. where she viii
study dress design IN Pratt Institute.
Greenfield Avenue is now being grad.
ed aud ere long this street will he in
good shape, and good sidewalks laid.
John Clark. in the Fingado building,
across from the livery stable, makes
handmade harness of Oak tau leather.
Give him a call
Geo A Stone and family are enjoy
ing visit from her sister, Miss Arm
strong and Miss Cole, both of Benton
IIarbor, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamme, Garfield
Avenue, left Tuesday evening for Bea-
yer Dam. where they will spend a week
with relatives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Foster of Woleottville,
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Burger of Indi-
annapolis. Ind. were guests at the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Menninger.
L. D Ioyt has sold the two cottages
that lie had erected on Motor Avenue
recently and expects to build more in
the near future near 59th Street.
Mr.. Henry Yehle left Tuesday for
Boscobel, Wis, where he is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs j. Vopalenski. lie viii
also visit other points of interest in
the southwestern part of the state
Lyman G. Wheeler of this city and II
s. Witte, at one time resident of
Wauwatosa have formed new law
firm which will be known as Wheeler
& Witte. They are located in rooms
rs and 81 Loan and Trust building,
Milwaukee.
The Northwestern railway company
are filling in at their North Avenue
crossing, making the grade ii, front of
Chas I. Fishers residence about IA
feet high. both on North Avenue and
on the road running north and south.
This will leave Mr.. Fisher quite low.
Mrs. Arthur Klein (nee Naab) who
with one of her children, were killed
at a railroad crossing last Friday near
Riehfeld, was sister of Adam Naab
Of this city and graduate of the Wau-
watosa High School. The funeral was
held Wednesday of this week from the
residence at Riehfeld. She had many
friends her who are grieved by her un-
timely death.
The annual parish meeting of the
Trinity church was held last week.
The following officers were elected:
II. A. Clum, senior warden; W. D.
Regensdorf, junior warden; w. II.
Thomas. A. v. Brigham. q w. Iver-
sen and Jos. Horle, vestrymen. A. S.
Austin is also a member of the vestry,
holding over from last year. w. II.
Thomas. c. E Curtis. W. d. Regens-
dorf and A. G. Hartt were elected dele
gates to the Diocesan Council
Wauwatosa football fans will have
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