Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-10-16
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from Panama.
Mr.. AL Hanson spent Sunday with
his folks at North Lake
Mrs. Lynn S. Pease spent a few days
OF this week at Madison.
Miss Florence Payne has gone to
Chicago for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Thayer of Pal
nyra, Wis, have been guests of Mrs
R. Delpsch.
We had considerable rain during the
week. which has brought up the Me
nomonee river. 4
Miss Efie st. George, Nashota, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs IL. D.
Perkins, Seventh Avenue.
Messrs. A. C. Hanson and Mark Tay-
lor leave this Friday for few days
duck hunt near Fremont
Messes. Ed Leister. Dir. F. NJ. L.4iaen
c. L. Benoy and George Baltes are at
Partridge Lake for weeks duck hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lund leave
next week for Poygan Lake where
they will put in a few days duck hunt
ing.
Mr.. Paul Brinkman leaves Monday
to spend two weeks vacation with
relatives aud friends in Rosendale,
Wis.
The old armory is being raised aud
will be moved TO the Wauwatosa ceme-
tery whele same viii be used as y
chapel.
MIR. and Mrs. r. C. Wheeler enter
tanned a number of friends Saturday
evening in honor of their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Quite "a number of the members OF
the Underwood Memorial baptist
church attended the baptist State Con-
vention at Racine this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. =.
/ church will meet Tuesday, October 20,
at 2:3o u. NJ. at the home of Mrs. Paul
Freyer. asl4 Cherry Street, Milwaukee
Ii The Missionary Department Of the
| | Underwood Memorial Baptist church
| meet this Frioay evening at the home
| OF Rev. and Mrs ID. w, llulburt, Wan.
watosa Avenue.
A number of our young people were
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abe DeSwarte,
| Fox Paint, last Sunday AFTERNOON and
evening. they report very pleasant
time and say the ravine at that place
is very beautiful
MIR. Rudolph Tragard left Wanwa
| tosa last Monday morning for New
York city, where he has accepted q
position with one of the largest litho-
graphic firms. He will make posters
for moving pictures
Now that the bad weather is start
ing in and winter fast approaching,
would it not be well for our people to
have a mail box on their residence. II
would help out our mail carriers a
great deal. A good mail box can lie
procured for soc.
The Northwestern Road Congress
will meet at Milwaukee, October 2S, q
80 and 81. All who are interested IN
good roads should attend. There viii
be the most experienced men in roac
building present who will read papers
and tell of the work i'll their localities
Mrs. George Watson and Mrs. Charles
Boorse of Hitchcock, S. D., who have
been visiting relatives and friends il
and around Wauwatosa left Thursda'
| for their home They were accompanies
| bv Miss Elsie Moore, who will spen'
| two weeks in South Dakota with rela
l tives and friends.
The Old Folks Concert given at TIL
: Underwood Memorial Baptist churc
: last Friday evening, was greeted en-
Enthusiastically by very large audiene
The program was one of the best hear
here for some time and MISS Jane
Smith is to be congratulated on tn
success of this entertainments.
Mr., Charles Koenitzer was foun
dead in his bed on Thursday mornin
of last week. lie had been up to fou
A. NJ. and was apparently as well a
he had ever been. He was IS year
old He leaves besides his widow
number of grown children. The funers
was held from the house Saturda
afternoon. Interment was in the Wai
- watosa cemetery.
Albert Schrubbe, 40 years old, a fla
mer near Elm Grove, we'll known
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