Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-07
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Our ONCE phone wanwatesa 400
Miss Rhoda Mills is Wishing relatives

Mrs. Cooley aud son, and Miss Cooley
left Monday for Lost Lake. Wis.
Miss Ruth Gillettleft Monday for
three weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Katherine Kenney is spending
several weeks at Lake Geneva, Wis.
Mrs. John Clarke. Second Avenue,
entertained informally last Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Bigsby is visiting with
friends at Horizon and Fox Lake, Wis.,
Mrs. George Baltes left Thursday for
visit with relatives at Plymouth.
Wis.
Frederick pease left Monday for
visit with friends and relatives in Chi
eago.
Miss Margaret Stafford. Chippewa
Falls, spent Sunday with Miss Ruth
Belda.
MIR. James Zaumeyer and bride, have
taken possession Of their new home on
seth Street
Henry Wagner, with Edr, Perg (
Chicago is enjoying u ten days yaca-
tion at Lake Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs j r. Benoy are in at
tendance at the Good Templar camp
at the Chain of Lakes. Waupaca.
Mrs. J. r. Mcfarland and children
OF Centerviile, S. D., is visiting with
her cousin, Mrs. chas. w. Loomis.
AIR. and Mrs. Frank Doherty, Mower
Court, are rejoicing over the arrival Of
baby boy born last week Monday.
Mrs. E r. Nichols and daughter.
Helen. spent the weekend with the
Rsv. and Mark + sanborn, Berwyn.
Ill.
Mrs Rhoda Harvey Of Norwood Park
in. is spending few weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. +. II.
Mills,
The Board of Public Works has had
State Street, from Parl, Street to North
Main Street, repaired. The street will
be OILED
Miss Ella Kneeland is entertaining
her nieces. the Misses Miriam and
Caroline Ives Of Chicago, aud Frank
Erant of Los Angeles. Cal.
/ MIR. Herbert Prest OF Port Huron,
Mich. is expected home next week and
4 will spend vacation here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Prest.
4 Mr.. f. II sporleder left Wednesday
for Camp Cleghorn, Chain OF Lakes,
waupaca, where lie will attend the an
nual encampment of the Good Tenn
Iplars.
i Miss Winifred Bailey, librarian at
the public library, spent two days Of
last week in Marinette, Wis, where
she attended the Wisconsin Michigan
Library Convention.
n The members OF the Wauwatosa
i Woman's Club will conduct a flower
sale ou,Saturday, August s. the pro.
I ceeds to be added to the funds for the
building of the new Club house.
The Misses Edna Ferguson, Agnes
Duff. Alice Nichols, Gladys and Doro-
thy PAUL. chaperoned by Mines. II. s.
Paul and S. NJ. Tullgren. are enjoying
a two weeks onting at Cedar Lake.
The resignation OF Miss Winifred
Bailey as librarian at our public library
has been received by the library board
Miss Bailey has accepted a position al
Merrill. Wis, and wiz take charge OF
her duties September /. Miss Bailey
has made a large number of friends
during her stay here and all will re-
gret seeing her go.
During the vacation of Rev. f. A.
Hayward of the Underwood Memorial
Baptist church, the following supplies
have been arranged: August Q. Rev.
Fl. r. MeNIillen, August 10, Mrs. Min.
ME Moody, August %. Mr.. Erffmeyer,
August 30. Rev. Mark f. Sanborn. Sun
day morning preaching service at II
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 Al No
midi week prayer service in August
| A large number of our people were
attracted 10 the fire at the fair ground
last Sunday evening. With most of
its buildings represented only by heaps
of blackened ashes, the fair park on
Monday was small sitY laid waste by
the IRE demon. It's main street on
Monday was a dreary sight, with only
the wreckage of the former buildings
remaining to tell the story of Sunday 4
destruction. Plans for immediate re-
construction were forwarded aud it is
expected the next week win see large
number of men busy 1T work replacing
the burned structures. The loss is es-
timated at $50, 900. covered by .s3s,sio
insurance.