Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20
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DIR. and Mrs. J. f. Corbett spent
few days at Elkhart Lake.
Mr.. F. D. Underwood spent the first
of the week here on business.
The Misses Ellis and Goebel spent
few days of the past week in Chicago.
Mrs. 0. A. Thomas left Saturday for
Buffalo, where she will spend two
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Lamont, Oakland, CAL,
was the guest of L. e. Zimmerman
last week.
Miss Frances Durbin is teaching
domestic science in Allegheny, Pa,
high school
The Misses Elsie Joers. Emma Will
and Emma Buchanan spent last week
in Chicago.
James Benoy of Boscobel. spent last
week at the home of his brother on
Church Street.
School girl would like a nice home
during the week, Willing to help with
housework. Enquire here.
Mr.. 7. M. Hammond left Tuesday
morning for five weeks business trip
throughout the east and south.
The Woman's Club will meet the first
and third Thursdays of each month
commencing with September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Maxson, Wausau,
will spend. several mouths with their
son George Maxsou, Kenwood avenue.
Mrs C. IL. Shaw and Mrs. Henry
LeislS gave a card party last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Shaw,
Wauwatosa Avenue.
The ladies of St. Bernard's parish
will give a harvest supper,at the par
sonage next Wednesday evening All
are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Kellogg returned
home Saturday Mrs. Kellogg visited
at Madison, and Mr.. Kellogg spent
some time in Montana.
Prof. Howell d. Davies, of the de-
partment of Hebrew and Iiellenistie
Greek, University Of Wisconsin. viii
preach on Sunday morning at the Con.
gregational church.
The lobby OF the rostoffice win be
open hereafter on Sunday mornings
from to $40 A. NJ. to give users oi
lock boxes and hotel guests an oppor.
tunity to get their mail,
The Wauwatosa Circle of the Mar
quette Womans league entertained the
mem bers of the league and the women
of St. Demands church, Wednesday at
9:3o P. M. at St. Bernard's parsonage.
The Rev. Moulinier spoke.
The Agricultural Department of the
Government has just issued its new
edition of the Game Laws for 1912,
which contains summary of the laws
of the various States relating to sea
sons, shipments, sale, limits and licens.
es of game. 1t is known as Farmers
Bulletin No. $40, and any body sending
postal to Congressman Cary, 10 Hath
away Building, Milwaukee, will be
furnished with copy free of charge.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
will meet Monday, September 20, at
the home of Mrs. Geger, Mrs. Thos.
| DeSwarte assisting. This is the open
ing of the club year with the usual
presidents greeting. The subject OF
the years work is Things We Ought
to Know" A very interesting program
has been arranged Miss Pearl Me
Donald of the County Agricultural
School, will speak upon the aims and
possibilities of the school.
Among those who have left or will
90 next week to schools are the follow
ing: r. Hammond. A. Porter, Il. ID.
Tiff, c. s. Perry, w. Bliss, w. Knobel,
f. Pease. Mary Pease, Helen Smith.
Margaret Bucknam and Blanche Can
right to University of Wisconsin Har-
ry Fuller. Norman Godfrey and Jack
Pierce to Castle Heights, Lebanon,
Tenn. Ruth Gillett and Irene Fuller
to Louis Institute. Chicago. Marian
Godfrey and Cora Rosenthal to Rock
ford College, H., Donald Nethercut to
Beloit.