Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-06-13
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DIR. Roe has been very i'll at i.ia home
ip Graystonp Park.
The many friends of Mrs j. o, Myers
are glad to welcome her home.
D. NJ. Maxson, wausau, Wis, is visit
ing his son. George NJ. Maxson. Il
Mrs. KLEIN and family have gone to
Wausau for visit with relatives
Mrs. Walter Rice left Tuesday for a
few days visit with friends In Chicago.
Miss Ruth Bumb, Albany, Wis, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Wilbur Lefeber
Miss Eleanor Dewey returned Friday
from California, where she spent a
year.
Everett Buckingham, Ludington,
Mich, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Wheeler.
Mrs. Franklin, Evansville. Wis. has
been a guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Lefeber.
Arthlr Bacon of North milwaukee,,
has bought REQ touring car through
the Geo. G. Lund agency.
Mr.. Joseph Horle left Tuesday for
Neenah, Wis, where he attended the
annual q. A. r. encampment.
Miss Florence Wells has returned
home for the summer from Delta, Col,
where she has been teaching.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
a surprise party for MrA. Thomas
Greenwood, Milwaukee. last Tuesday
afternoon.
The Rev. s. Pond. Chicago, spent
Wednesday with Rev. Carlos E. Jones.
The latter attended the retreat at
Nashotah last week.
Mrs II. L. Rose. st. James Street,
and her niece. Miss Lydia Sherer, spent
Saturday and Sunday at North Lake,
the guests of relatives.
Edwin Hirsch. university of Chicago
and las fiance, Miss Gertrude Harvey,
EvsDston. H., srent seHeral days with
his rnoss--' Mrs, J. +. lIirsch.
Miss fydia shersr. who has been
Visiting her relatives and friends in
Wauwatosa and Milwaukee, returned
to her home in Watertown this week.
Th Sunday School members OF the
Graystone Park Miss n. were guests
of the Wauwatosa NJ. L. Sunday School
at their Children. Day service last
Sunday.
jacob Christ Of Boscobel, sTis., cali
ed on friends in Wauwatosa during the
week. He was in attendance ut the
Grand Lodge of the Masonic Order in
Milwaul1ee.
Mepy of our young men and women
who have been away at school and
-ome wto have been teaching in differ
ent les, are home with us to enjoy
- sum .net and W-uwatosa.
GraIed and high school pupils of
manual arts and domestic science, neld
their annual exhibit Friday afternoon
and evening in the gymnasium, all
showing splendid work and marked
improvement.
A June Festival and Prize Clnch win
be held Mt the Good Templars Hall,
evening, June 10. followed
by dancing at 900 P. M. for the bene-
it of st. Berna.d's church. Good music
and refreshments, Everybody cordial.
" invited.
The Underwood Memorial Baptist
church Sunday School viii hold their
ann ual picnic at Phantom Lake, June
10th, aweek from today. A Big time
S in store for those who go. A special
,ar will be used and viii leave about |
eight o'clock in the morning.
y Soloon building occupied by Albert |
Ruck, one block west Of the Hawley |
Road on Blue Mound Road, and owned |
BY Mr.. B. Ferdinand, was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE Monday morning. A !
next door was also destroyed
md number of other buildings dam
aged to some extent The loss Is aoout
ss. 900.
At the oratorieal and declamatory
contest held at the high school last
week. the decision of the judges vas:
Srst, August Doplte, -seond
Lawrence Wheeler. Deelamations. first
Evelyn Smith, second, Salome Wilson,
third. Ruth Voss. The judges were
Prof Darling and Prof. Roran, Mil
.vaukee Normal and Miss Madge
Washington High.
At the apron sale and bazaar held at |
he Graystone PaIk Mission. last Fri |
lay afternoon and evening, by the
Ladies Aid, ss5 was taken in which !
will swell the fund for their new kit
hen, and then once more You will be
'erved one Of their excellent Euppers. |
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