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Our schools were closed this week.
The rain of Wednesday night did
considerable damage to our streets.
The benefit card party held at the
Irvington, Monday afternoon, was an
unusual success.
The Birthday Club met at the home
of Mrs. II. s. Fuller, Church Street,
last Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of the Graystone
Park Mission met at the home of Mrs.
Milbourne last Wednesday.
Miss Miller will conduct Eyangelis-
tie services at the NJ. e. church next
Sunday and during the week following
An illustrated lecture on Madona's
in AIT by Mrs. j. l.. Foley was held
Thursday afternoon at the Woman's
Club.
DIR. Frank NJ. Scheele has purchased
new FIVE passenger REQ The deal
was made through the George Lund
agency.
Members of the Friday afternoon
class at the Agricultural School will
visit Planlsinton Packing Co. and take
note of meat cutting.
The Ladies Aid Society of tire Under.
wood Memorial Baptist church will
hold their meeting at the church par.
lors next Tuesday, April 8.
| People who have typewriting to give
out can get first class work done by
Miss Helen c. Bradley who is located
in the town clerks office, this city.
Mrs. Ransom, 81 Watson Avenue
will entertain at cinch and bridge mex
Friday afternoon, April II, ut o'clocl
sharp. for the St, Bernard's church.
| Mrs. Fred J. Barnekow underwear
n serious operation at st. Josephs Hos
pital, Milwaukee, last week. She i
getting along as well as could be ex
pected.
"A motorcycle rider from milwaukee
/ tried to knocls stone hitching pos
down on Church Street last Monday
conssqneucebent motorcycle an
rider slightly hurt.
fhe Missionary Department OF til
Womens' League viii meet at the hom
lof Mrs Potter, Wauwatosa Avenue
| Friday afternoon at 2:30. This wi b
a thank offering and a good speake
will be present.
The Seventh grade basketball tear
have been busy in the past week. The
defeated the stti grade by good scor
They then lost to the Fresmen but th
boys say they will beat them next tim
The body of the unknown man foun,
eneased in ice on the bank of the Me
nomonee River last week was identi
fed Monday by his wife as that o
William Gross, 36 years old. The maj
had been an inmate of the asylum ant
had escaped several weeks ago. 1t i
supposed he wandered into the rive
aud perished.
The election in Wauwatosa last Tues
day was not ve,y exciting. In th'
First Ward, Abraham Van Uxem wal
elected for Alderman with no opposi
ton. In the Second Ward there wer,
two candidates, G. l.. Tiff and g. d
Cunderman Mr.. Cunderman was elect
ed by six votes. In the Third Ware
John Woodside was elected over FREQ
W. Braun by ten votes. Herman w
Haberman was elected over Fred Pru
disch by majority of seven votes.
The Parent-Teachers Association
will meet Tuesday evening at O'Clock
at the High School. Mrs. Alice Merry
who is very much interested in tn,
Milwaukee play grounds movement
will talk on Recreation for Schoo
Children. Miss Merry would at thi'
time like to conduct question box
All interested may help her very mucf
by preparing questions and then hand
them to Mrs. c b. Perry or Mrs. L. C
Wheeler. In this way Mrs. Merry
hopes to hold an interesting meeting
for each and all. So be busy and hav,
many questions on the subject.
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