Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-03-03

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The picture show viii open Saturday
evening, March 4 See ad ON this page.
Fred II Bark expects to build new
residence on Garfield Avenue in the
near future.
Henry Watner has been unloading
ice during the past week. The ice is
shipped in.
Minnehan & Jacobus have purchased
an automobile which they intend to
use as a truck.
Chas. Luetzow is again able to be in
his shop, after being on the sick list
for some time.
John L. Hart and family are now
occupying their new residence on Wis
consin Avenue
The blue bird has arrived in Wauwa-
tosa so we are informed They are
liable to get cold feet however.
Quite a number of our people were
in attendance at the concrete and ce-
ment show in Chicago last week.
The High school basketball team
viii play the Kingsley Nj. e. church at
the High School this Friday evening.
The town clerk and town treasurer
have moved into their new quarters in
the Licensing building on State Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S Fuller, Church
Street, leave this Saturday for Cali
fornIa and other points of interest in
the west.
Work has been started on the build
ing for the First National Bank of
| Wauwatosa. Minnehan & Jacobus are
doing the concrete work.
/ Ii. A. Outflow and family left We'd
nesday OF this week for their new home
in the town of BrooIsfield. There many
friends in Wauwatosa wish them sue
cess
John l. Beggs has retired as head of
the street ear system in Milwaukee.
He has built up good system ia and
faround Milwaukee, and he VIII be
missed by not few.
A. Van Uxem informs us that he has
reduced the price of milk from &c to &c
per quart. Our milk men are always
ready to reduce the price when an OPP
portunity is offered.
The Milwaukee road will lay off
about 700 men in and around the rail
road shops. The company say they
wish to reduce the running expenses
of the shops 25 per cent
The Ladies Aid Society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church viii
meet Thursday afternoon, March at
the home of Mrs. j. w Cairncross. A
East Milwaukee Avenue. Mrs. Bliss
will help entertain.
If you are interested to know what
trains stop in Wauwatosa, read the
time table in another column. The
company has given Wauwatosa better
service than was expected, for which
our citizens are grateful.
| The Hawks Nursery Co. have pur-
chased new auto truck. They also pur-
chased two new Remington typewriters
with the latest attachments. They
have added two men to their Office force
owing to the rush of spring orders.
The meeting in the interest of equal
sufferage will be held Friday evening,
March 10, at the club room in the
Library building, at o'clock. Meet
ing will be thrown open for debate at
close. All are invited to be present.
Lorimer the Illinois senator elect
holds his seat The L. 5. Senate says
so by vote of 46 to 40. We wonder
what our honorable body at Washing
ton will do next Bob said throw him
out, but the Senate thought they would
not. 1t is strange.
A number of complaints have come
to us of late in regard to shooting up
along the railroad track. We are in
formed that one lady came near being
hit by bullet fred from small rifle. /
Boys and young men you cannot be too /
careful when firing off fire arms
An estate of about s37 900 was left /
by Mrs. Carrie Kneeland. Ella A. +
Kneeland is left $40, 600, the homestead I
and 500 shares of the Grayling Lumber
Company of Grayling, Mich. Ralph .
Kneeland is left $40. 600. The residue I
is divided among the seven children.
We publish a supplement to the News
:his week, showing number of resi-
dences of Wauwatosa, and telling of
some of the advantages of this city.
An edition of over 1000 has been
printed and should you desire to send
a copy of the supplements to friend
you can procure one at this Office. We
expect that this will be followed by