Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-10-18
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Miss Helen Belda entertained infor-
mally last Saturday afternoon.
Mushrooms are being gathered by
the bushsl In and around Wauwatosa.
Armiu Grunswald, Fort Atkinson,
called on Wauwatosa friends Sunday.
Miss Susie Dexter of Birmingham,
Ala, Is the guest of Miss Martha Nash
State Street will be open for traffic
about November !, so we are informed.
Miss Gladys Wheeler. University OF
Wisconsin. spent the week end with
her parents.
Messrs. Paul Brinkman aud Ed.
Lefeber spent Sunday at Lake Five
and thereabouts.
Mrs. james Lefeber Sr.. and daugh-
ter, Gladys, and Miss Evans spent
Wednesday In Chicago.
A regular meeting OF wauwatosa
Lodge. No. ,267 f. & A. M. will be held
next Saturday evening, October 10.
Miss Nash and her guest, Miss Dex.
ten spent the latter part of the week
in Madison, Whitewater and WauLesha
Rev. d. W. Hulburt gave two adcres-
es at the Michigan Baptist State con-
vention in Bay City last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Ed. Bussewitz, Merton, and Miss
Sofa Clausen. Hartland, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Menninger a few
days last week.
A number Of our hunters spent few
davs hunting at different lakes north
of Wauwatosa. All report good time
and some game.
At the w. II. S. Alumni meeting
Monday evening. 1t was decided to give
Halloween dance at the Guild Hall
on October 81.
The Missionary Department of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
will be hesd at the church parlors this
ntiutAy ~ o.OO ciOcks
Mr.. aud Mrs. George q. Lund left
Tuesday for Puclaway Lake, where
they will spend two weeks vacation
They went out in their auto and were
accompanied by Oscar Helgesen.
There will be meeting OF the Light
Guard Association at the Armory next
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
DR.. e. +. Peterson of this city, was
called to his old home in southern Illi-
nois, last Sunday to look after patient
there. He returned Monday night.
Twentieth Century Topic club met
Monday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Charles Edwin Wilson, Wauws-
tosa Avenue. Mrs. f. a. Stevens act
ing as joint hostess.
The Wauwatosa Woman's club met
Thursday afternoon. The Function of
the Universities was the topic, Miss
Fanny Benson. Mrs. C. g. Porter and
Mrs. N. j. Swan spoke.
The farmers around Wauwatosa have
been kept quiet busy during the past
few days cutting corn and digging po-
tatoes and getting in the cabbage, all
of which are good crop.
The October meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
Meaway. SO West Main Street, on
Wednesday afternoon. October 50, at
2:45. Mrs. Holton of the First Milwau-
kee Union will speak on Suffrage. Be
sure 70 come.
Leverett c. Wheeler OF this city. has
been elected president of the Milwau.
kee Alumni Association of the Univer-
sitv of Wisconsin. The Alumni will
have special train to Madison on
November 2, when they will attend
ths Chicago Wisconsin game.
Mrs James L. Foley. president of
the Marquette Woman's league. enter
tanned the members of the league at
her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
James II. Hackett read her paper on
"The Influence of Woman in the
Home," ich she gave before the
National Federation of Catholic Chair.
table societies in Washington recently.
In will fled FOR probate Carl Hart
mann Of the town of Wauwatosa left
his estate of s4s, 900 TO his wife. Mary.
during her life. After his wife's death
the estate will be divided among his
children. His sons, Henry F. and Carl
H., will receive two farms OF forty
acres each in Wauwatosa; his daughter
Mrs. Anna Ohm, win receive twenty
acres; his daughters, Mrs. Emma Meyer
and Mrs. Hulda Noerenberg, will re-
eeive his city property Mrs. Lisette
Splinter, daughter. will receive 81, 600
and another daughter, Mrs. Hanna
Miller. will receive $4,000. None of