Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-09-05
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Miss Helen Kinney is at Trout Lake.
Miss Anita and Herbert Movers en-
tert&ined Friday.
Miss Shaw of Racine. is the guest Of
Miss Margaret Hart.
| Miss Margaret Hart entertained at
dinner Monday night
Mrs. C. H. Shaw entertained last
Wednesday afternoon.
Our public schools opened Tuesday
with a good attendance.
Mrs. L. c. Rogers entertained Satur-
day afternoon at auction bridge.
Miss Edna Ferguson has returned
after a six weeks trip in the west.
| Mr and Mrs. Ed coulthard have re-
turned from trip to the Yellowstone
Park.
The hunting season for ducks, etc,
"opens SUNDAY. Neighbors watch your
fowl.
Miss Marion Russell. EIgin. III spent
several days with Miss Marjorie Meth
ercut.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler and
children have returned fron constan-
tine. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. L. Grave spent the
week end with their daughter, Airs. l..
C. Wheeler.
Next week is the great Wisconsin
State Fair. They say il viii be bigger
than ever.
Mrs. w!n Underwood. wauwatbsa
Avenue. returned Tuesday from spo-
kane, Wash.
Mrs Ringroseand daughter, Floreuee
returned last week from Port Washing
ton and Appleton.
Mrs. Wilbur Lefeber has returned
I after visit with friends and relatives
in Evansville, Wis,
Warren Wade left last week for Fer
gus Falls. Minn., where he will teach
in the High School.
The Ladies Aid Society OF M. Z.
cl,nrcls me, IT the home Of Mrs.tseorgs
Maxson last Tuesday
Miss Ney, who has been visiting her
sister. airs. Findley, las returned q
her home in DeKalb, III.
I
Miss Mary Hulburt left Saturday
might to take up her work as teaches
in the High School at Oshkosh.
Mrs. Paul Lewis and children Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting at tht
home OF her brother. T. IL. Durbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Pease of Aus
tin. a.. spent Sunday and Monday a
tie home of Mr.. aud Mrs L. s. Pease.
Mrs. l. Rodger IIoutSamp and child
ren. who have been visiting relatives
at Holland, Mich, returned the end o
last week.
Mrs. C. b. Perry spent Tuesday a
Broadhead. Wis, with her father. Mr.
McNair. who celebrated his ninetietl
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, who have beer
: at the home of Harry Moore, NORTH
Avenue. moved to Milwaukee the first
the week.
Mr. 7 NJ Hammond left early in
the week for business trip to the
west coast. He expects 10 be gone
three or four weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Mag returned home
Saturday after three weeks tour TO
Yellowstone Park and other points OF
interest in the west.
Mrs. W. A. clapp aud daughter, Isa.
bel. returned last Saturday from
Springfield, Mass, where they have
been visiting relatives.
The Rev. and Mrs, Joliffe are enter.
tainlug their granddaughter, Miss
| Gross. Greely, Colo, and their sister,
Miss Jeffrey Of Lisbon, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Edgar Robertson en-
tertained the Rev. and Mrs. B. ]. Mar
ton of Marshaltown, Ia, and Mrs.
Mary Nelson and son. Harold, last
week.
Miss Helen Wones. former resident
of wauwatosa, was recently a guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cog.
geshall in Billings, Mont. Miss Wones
is teaching school in Twin Bridges,
Mont.
Mr. E. C. Hatch of Tacoma, Wash
has been calling on old friends here
the past week Mr.. Hatch was former.
liz Of cur cssy aud be says things have
changed considerably since he left