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Wauwatosa has sleighing at the pre-
sent and good at that
William POWELL, Monroe, formerly
of this city, called on friends here tLis
week.
The weather has been fine for the
ice men and they are taking advantage
of it too.
Eddie Young of Palmyra, Wis, spent
several days with friends in this city
last week
Mr.. L. J. Ferguson attended tie con-
venticn of the horticultural Society at
Madison this week.
Mrs. A. A. Tuck and Miss Frances
Tuck of Whitewater, visited at the
home of Mrs. Delps.
Well. we are having genuine old
fashioned winter. Zero weather is
quite common IN these parts.
The Shipmast,rs Association has
elected Capt. Henry LeislS of this city
as president of the association.
Just call up $50 j. Bobnert's Tailor
Shop, aud he will call and deliver your
garments. Located in old bank build
ing.
There will be a srecia1 meeting OF
Wauwatosa Lodge No. 967 +. & A. NJ.
next Saturday night. Work in the e.
A. degree.
lewis NJ Hammond has returned to
Thistle, Utah, after spending the holi-
days with his parents and friends in
this city.
A dinner party was given Saturday
evening last by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Goefreg in honor of Mrs. James Godfrey
of Calumet, Mich.
e. Bigsby, rural carrier, had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall one day last
week, and has been laid up since. C.
A. Payne is acting as sub.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. 4 q NTsrrs. east Aiilwau..;ee
Avenue, this Friday z. NJ. at 2:so.
Dancing and IA fight for the indepen-
dent military company basketball
championship of Milwaukee county at
the arrnory this Saturday evening,
The moving picture show has chang
ed hands again. We do not know who
the lucky one is this time, but from
past experience we judge it will change
han $ AGAIN
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ e.
church will meet on Tuesday, January
16, at 2:3O, at the home of Mrs. G. w.
Barret, $50 Wauwatosa Avenue. Mrs.
Paw assisting.
The Inter Sc Club will meet with
Mrs, Alex Mcconnell, 640 35th Street
Milwaukee, this Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. j. Hayes viii read IA paper ON
Modern Food Preserving
the following stores will close at
Z. NJ, except Saturday, starting Janu-
airy Is: Lefeber Bros. Wauwatosa
Hardware CO., Garvens Co., Chas. Luet-
zow, II p. Hemsing Co., &. Cooper and
A. W. Glawe.
The Wopaes Club held their meet
49,, last tI'hprcdau a. ,Iai, c1,,l, ro,,,,s
Mrs. Parks aud Mrs. James Foley were
leaders on the debate, The Old Edu-
cation and the New" A spirited dis
cussion on music followed. A violin
selection was rendered 10y Mr.. Kunz of
Milwaukee; An old fashioned spell
down was also part of the program.
The Wauwatosa Eigth Grade basket
ball team defeated the Majestics II to
last Thursday. They also defeated
the Freshmen of the Wauwatosa High
School II to 10 last Friday afternoon
The game was one of the best seen on
that floor. All so to 90 ID. teams wish
ing games, write Clifford Nolte. The
lineup: Charley Cooper, center, JAS
johnson and Gerald Wade, guards,
Clifford Nolte and Harold Luke, for
wards, Ellis Halverson, sub.
Rev. D. w. Hulburt will occupy the
Baptist pulpit next Sunday, morning
and evening. He has thrown the even
ing service open to the answer to ques-
tions which the public may send to
him this week. Questions already re-
ceived upon which Mr.. Hulburt will
talk are the following: /. What should
be the attitude of the church toward
the temperance question? 2. What
should be the attitude of the church