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working in their gardens.
Wisconsin is the leading butter state
of the U. s. So says the census report
The storm of Friday morning last
washed the streets in this city quite
badly
H. w Favor of Boscobel. spent few
days in Wauwatosa with friends dur
ing the week.
Willard sporleder of Madison. spent
few DAYS with his parents in this
city this week
Fred D. Underwood spent few days
of the past week at his bungalo on
North Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. ], +. Corbett spent last
Sunday at Plymouth, Wis, with rela-
tives and friends.
G. A. Nettleton, Chicago, spent last
Sunday in Wauwatosa. with his father
at the Hotel Irvington.
The gas company is laying larger
mains in West Main Street and along
State Street to the county buildings.
Kensington was given at the home
of Mrs. Richard Duff, Wednesday, by
the ladies of st. Bernard's eongrega-
tion.
Mrs. Rex McCreery of Green Bay,
spent few DAYS of the past week at
the home of her father, Dir. S. S.
Leonard
Mr., and Mrs. Owens, Third Avenue,
made trip to Chicago last Friday.
They also visited Mrs. Owens people
at Haryev, ILL.,
The boulder marker has been placed
at the corner of North Main Street and
Wauwatosa Avenue by the Wauwatosa
Wonan's Club in the park.
Chas. b. Perry has rented suite of
office rooms in the Lefeber building.
which he intends using for law offices
as well as real estate business.
Il. c. Bunch, Chas A. Koch and Fred
A. Pritzlaff, have formed corporation
and will be known ms the Wauwatosa
Floral Co. Their ad appears 10 this
issue
Mrs. G. G Jacobus and William Min
nehan attended the funeral of their
cousin, Dr. w. e. Minnehan, victim
of the late ocean disaster, at Green
Bay last Monday.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day, and
we know all Wauwatosa people will
remember their mother on that day. II
alive write "a letter and cheer her up in
her declining years.
The Wauwatosa Fire Department
was called out Tuesday afternoon to
the Siegismund home on Fourth Ave
nue.. The blaze was ont before the
department could be used.
! Marion Elizabeth Ellis, infant daugh-
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellis, died
Tuesday. The funeral services were
1 held at the home of Mrs. Ellis parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. o. Myers last Wednes-
day.
| The Inter Sc Club will meet with
Mrs. Howard White, Milwaukee, this
/ Friday afternoon. This will be the
last meeting of the year. The annual
banquet viii be held at Schuster's Grill
room on May 25.
Mrs. e. w. Robbins is home after
spending several months in California.
She was accompanied home by Mrs. II.
is. Mcintyre and daughter of Seattle,
WASH, who will spend two months in
Wauwatosa and vicinity.
Monday afternoon, May 13, is the
day of the May Fete to be given in the
High School gymnasium by the Twen-
tieth Century Topic Club. All children
of members are cordially invited and a
programme that will please them, as
we'll as their mothers. is promised.
Citizens of the town of Wauwatosa,
especially on the north side, are becom-
ing alarmed at the many mutilations
that some person is doing to valuable
horses. A horse was mutilated so bad
ly last week that it had to be shot. 1t
will go hard with any person found do
ing this.
That the county hospital for the in
sane is conducted on plan that is un-
sanitary and injurious to the health of
Milwaukee county in general, and that
the management allowed about seven
ty-fye hogs that died of cholera to lie
ia the woods until outside authorities
instructed their proper burial, are
some of the charges made in eommu-
nicatio1. - the county board Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Warren
to Mr.. b. E. Harwood, Smiths, Mass,
took place at the home of Charles w.
LooDis last Thursday at high noon.