Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-02-14
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weather the past week.
A. c. Hanson was called to Lake
Mills, last Wednesday. to attend the
funeral of his wife's uncle
Quite number of flags were up on
Wednesday in Wauwatosa in honor of
the birthday of Abraham Lincoln.
w E. Fisher has named his farm
The Twin Oak Farm" This is the
home of the Twentieth Century Potato
The entertainment give at the Con-
regational church was success. The
,ctet was elegant, so we are informed.
The High School basketball team de.
feated Kenosha High at the formers
gym by score of "a to 10 last Friday
evening.
Rev. P. A Cool, D. D., Chv street,
Superintendent Of the saioon
League, is critically i'll at la, in
Minneapolis.
Warren d. voelkel, RoclS'o. IT..
spent few days last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Voelkel, Gray
stone Park.
The Sunday School conference held
at the Underwood Memorial Baptist
church last Tuesday afternoon Nnd
evening, was quite well attended.
Miss Cecilia Wagner has comoleteG
her course of training at Trinity hos
pital training school for nurses aud
has accepted her first call at Thiens-
ville
low about that one fare to Wauwa-
tosa? Will You please give it to us
soon Mr. 4. NJ. e. r. & L. Co. II you
do we will remember you in the near
future.
Eugene w Chain will speak ut the
NJ. E. church Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary 10. Subject Public Health vs..
Liquor Traffic. All are invited to nj
tend.
Frank BarnelSow had marrow escape
on the Blue MoNud lsoad last SUNDAY
afternoon when WAS .trnely ~
tantomo0iTe. rue buggy was damaged
but no one hurt.
and magazines now ready for circula-
tion at the Public library. There will
also be number of new books ready
for the public Saturday.
Mrs Harvey VarIey and little dangh-
ter arrived home Wednesday morning
from Minneapolis, which she was call
ed on account of the severe illness Of
her father, Rev. p. A. Cool.
The Suwanee River male quartette,
under the auspices of the Twentieth
Century Topic Club, entertained quite
a large audience at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist church last evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church will give an apron and
fancy work sale in the church parlors,
March IA. There will be baked goods
for sale and cafateriaAunch win be
served.
The fire department was called out
last week Thursday to quench II fire in
one of Hubert Digman's houses on
Watson Avenue, occupied by Rev. o. "
Wheeler aud family. The roof was
damaged quite badly.
We call attention Of our readers to
the statement Of the First National
Bank OF Wauwatosa in this issue This
institution is growing fast. If you
have not an account with the bank
why not start now?
DIR. Z r. Peterson and ]. A. Schwai-
ger took the special train from Mil
waukee last Tuesday which carried a
large crowd to the laboratories of Park
Davis & Co., at Detroit, Mich. They
returned Thursday evening,
The funeral OF Richard Gilbert was
held last Saturday afternoon from the
residence of his son on North Avenue.
The deceased was SO years old and was
well known in Wauwatosa and vicinity
Interment was in the Wauwatosa Gene
terry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kolb, wife of Abe
Kolb, aged SO years, died last Saturday
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence at 4sth and State Street 10 Nath-
aniel church on Tuesday afternoon of
this week. Interment at wauwatosa
cemetery.
1t is reported that within ten days
gasoline driven motor cars will travel
between Milwaukee and Waukesha on
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