Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-10-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Peterson, Chicago,
are visiting their son, DIR. e. f. Peter
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Butz spent few
days with their niece. Mrs. 4. r, Peter
son.
The Congregational Church has made
number of improvements on their
property.
DIR. and Mrs. Elleston, Magnolia. Ill.
spent few days with DR.. and Mrs.
Peterson.
Mrs. ]. D. Buckingham, Ludington,
Mich, is visiting her brother. Leverett
.c. Wheeler.
Joyce A. Thomas. Windsor Avenue,
left Thursday on business trip to
Waukegan. I'll.
The Inter Sc club meets this Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John
Anderson, Alice Street.
Miss Mary Cutler underwent an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the Milwau-
lsee hospital last Monday.
Mrs c. G. Wade left Monday for a
months visit with relatives at Oak
Park. Elgin and peatone. Ill.
Mrs. d. w. IIuiburt entertained the
w. G. L. U. at her home on Wauwatosa
Avenue last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. s Pease returned
Monday evening after spending several
days with their children at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs E. A. ZELDA entertained
DIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Corbert and Mr. and
Mrs. j.. G. Lefeber last Sunday at din
ner
Ye editor received q box of fruit and
a monster jack rabbit last Tuesday
the gift Of air. Nj. Schlenger, Cresco,
Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Pilgrim. Second
Avenue. where called to North Free
dom. Wis. last Monday, owing TO the
death of Mrs. Pilgrims mother.
Messrs Guy Morse, Walter FAIRIES,
Gust Haertel and Walter Ilartung
travelled to Hunters Lake last Sunday
to take few shots at wild duck.
The supper given at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist church last Monday
evening by the men of the church was
well attended, about thirty being pre-
sent.
Men and teams have been busy dur
ing the week improving the road from
Spring Avenue to Eighth Avenue on
vliet Street. This is AN improvement
much needed.
4 committee of four met Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. Chas w.
Loomis, to make arrangements for the
annual banquet of the Boys brigade
and Minute Mems Association.
DIED-charles Haise, Saturday, Sep
tember 2sth, at the age of 2i years, ii
months, days. The funeral will be
today at II o'clock to St. Paul's Luther
an church. Interment at Wauwatosa
cemetery.
Bruce-Brown the best known auto
drivers in this country, met an untime-
ly death last Tuesday ON the Wander
bilt race course, when a tire came off
while he was making SO miles an hour
in practice.
We have heard people say that they
were forced to pay two fares between
Washington Park and Wanwatosa. In
an interview with the traffic manager
Saturday, he said that only one fare
was necessary.
The opening meeting of the Tuesday
History club was held at the home of
Mrs. f. NJ Gobabe, Greenfield Avenue,
last Tuesday. Legislation for Women
in Wisconsin was discussed by Mines
Douglas and Ferguson.
The claim of Froemming Bros, cor
tractors, for damages against the eoun-
t. for the loss Of six horses and damages
to steam shovel in the collapse of the
old Grand Avenue viaduct on July 9,
was denied by the county board.
Miss jeanette Wade gave a diDn.r
party Tuesday night. The guests wer.t
Mrs. Anna Copeland, the Misses Esther
Scheele, Carol Ciapp, Miriam Tompkins
Marie Earle, Lydia Sylvester, Irrpa
Schwandt, Eta easier, Miriam Nicker-
son, Ruth Gridley and Helen Belda.
The approach to the Northwestern
railroad bridge near Chas. e. Fishers
place on North Avenue is being graded