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by the heavy rain of Monday night
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lynn 5. Pease leave
Saturday for New York City and tie
east.
A F. Kellogg left Wednesday fer
Michigan, where he will spend a weelS |
or ten days
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Pease of Chicago,
H., visited with friends and relatives
in our city last week.
Mr.. A. Harden left last week for
California, where he will spend a few
weeks on business and pleasure.
Mrs. Theodore Bodde and son,
George. Kaukauna, Wis, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Digman.
Mr. and Mrs. John osterhous, Sixth
Avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival
OF baby boy born last "Wednesday
morning;
Mr.. John Phillips has purchased the
T. w. Chubb house on kavanaugh
Place and expects to occupy same il z
few weeks
Miss Salome Wilson left the first Of
the week for Lindwood College. ST.
Charles, Mo. Her mother accompanied
her on her trip.
The Congregational church will hold
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unite with the Baptist church to hear
Miss Fitzpatrick.
The Wauwatosa High School Alumni
Association viii hold IL dancing party
at the High School gym this Friday
evening. All young people invited.
Mrs. Edgar Bigsby accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Helen silyeruail, 70 her
home at Ashland last Saturday where
She will spenda month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mss ]. Is Moves 81 ST
I.snis. Na ARE g,,eSts Ill ile aome es
her parents on Mower Court. Mr..
Moves is connected with Word and
Works
The September Missionary meeting
Of the Underwood Memorial Baptist
church viii he held III the church par-
lors this Friday evening. 'rhe entire
program viii be given by the children.
Two men fell from scaffold at a
new house being erected on Wanwa
tosa Avenue last week and received
severe injuries. Neither was killed as
reported, but both are getting along
well
Have you bought your ticket? The
"Old Folks Concert viii soon be here
and you'll surely 20 1t is said that
the concert on Friday evening, October
70, wilL.be better than last year OF
course you're going.
The girls of St Bernard's Parish
will hold d baking sale next Saturday,
September 10, afternoon and evening.
They will also serve ice cream and cake
at the corner of Wauwatosa Avenue
and North Main Street. All are IN
vited
The annual meeting Of the Philathca
class of the Underwood Memorial Bap- /
tist church WAS held at the home of
Mrs. c. w, Loomis on Tuesday evening
The following officers were elected /
President, Mrs. Margaret Bliss; vice. I
president, Miss Adelaide Wilson; secre /
tary-treasurer. Mrs j. r. Beuoy. The
class has Christmas Box nearly ready !
to be sent to mission school among
the Indians.
The annpal festival of the Lutheran
Home for the Aged was held on Sunday |.
at the grounds in this city. Services
were conducted 10 the morning and
afternoon. More than 1900 persons
attended. The Rev William Dallmann
aud DR.. A. Hoerman. Waterfowl, ad- I
dressed the gathering. Choirs from
Trinity and Jerusalem churches sang
Gustav Riedel, snperindent Of the insti- !
tuition. gave an account of the years
work.
a four year course will be offered in
stead of the usual three year course to
pupils entering the Milwaukee County
School of Agriculture, Wauwatosa,
which opened its fall term last Monday
A new poultry building, 120xi4 feet,
has been bnilt Many modern necIian-
ical appliances have been added to the
schools outfit. Several changes have
been made in the teaching force of the
school. Miss Mary Pease of this city,
is the new head of the domestic science
department, succeeding Miss Pearl
Macdonald, who win become head of
the home economics department of the
Pennsylvania State college. Miss Pease
will be assisted by Miss Benlah Coon,
Madison. Both are graduates from the
University Of Wisconsin. Arthur Zan-