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avenue, is visiting at Amigo.
Now that the robins are back, let's
all hope for warmer weather.
Miss Ella Lillibridge returned Satur-
day from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. PAUL will entertain Friday
evening for her daughter, Dorothy.
A sauerkraut supper was served at
the Paurs Lutheran church, Sixth
Avenue.
Chas. Luetzow informs us that he is
selling meat at 10 per cent cheaper
than heretofore.
Miss Florence st. George, Nashotah,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O A..
Thomas this week.
There will be basketball game at
the High school this Friday evening
Be sure end attend.
Mrs. i. NJ. Wilson, Duluth, Mimi,
will spend several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. l.. i. Gregg.
Miss Margaret and Howard Wells,
Northwestern University, have been
visiting with their parents
Miss Anna Lowe, Richmond, ILL.,,
was guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. NJ.
Skinner, the first of the week.
Walter Smith is agent for swift's
Palverzed Sheep Manure. We call at
tention to ad in another column.
Mrs. jefferson Gregg who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs L G..
Wheeler, has returned to Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Underwood
and daughter, spent a few days of the
week at the old Homestead
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew TIebbring,
Kenyon Avenue. entertained number
of their friends last Monday evening
hhe Sunday School teachers and
scholars of the NJ E. church held a
rally at the church Thursday evening.
The Inter Sc Study Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Howard White,
Milwaukee, Friday AFTERNOON, March
~
Mr., and Mrs Jesse Boorse OF s.ises
City. Mont spenta few days 81 last
week at the home of Mf and Mrs All
Breed
Nj. r. c. Whiting, piano tuner, who
has been working in The western part
of the state has returned, ready for
local lworl
Edward o. Knenzli has announced
himself candidate for Alderman in
the Second Ward. Mr. Kuenzii is well
recommended
The w. c. y U. viii hold their an
nnal meeting On Wednesday, March 25
at 9:45 P. NJ, with Mrs. Pease. Wau-
watosa Avenue.
On the solicitation of large number
of citizens of Wauwatosa, Chas. b.
Perry has consented to accept re-
nomination for Mayor.
Nh e. B. Pares, who has been in ST.
Joseph's hospital to undergo an opera
tion on his eyes, is reported much i'm
proved and able to sit up.
Mrs. John Gibson, Sr., ESQ Western
Avenue, died of heart failure last Snn-
day evening. The funeral was held
from the house Wednesday morning.
W. C. Roclshill farm foreman at the
agriculture school, who has resigned,
has accepted the position as foreman
of the Pabst farm near Oconomowoc.
The Sunday School teachers of the
Congregational church held a monthly
supper and conference last Monday
evening. st. Patricls's supper was
served.
The House Party which the ladies of
the NJ. E. church are arranging, was
postponed last week until next Tues.
day. March "a. An evenings good time
is promised To all.
Archie V. Brigham announces him
self candidate Tor city clerk. MIR
Brigham is spoken very highly of by
all who know him, and he will no
doubt make a good clerk.
NJ. j DeGraff died in Silt, Colo, last
Tuesday, March II, at the age of ca.
Mr.. DeGraft was brother of Mrs. A.
f. Kellogg. lie was formerly mem
ber of the Wauwatosa Congregational
church.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Gillett,
assisted by Mrs. w A. Clapp, Monday,
March %. Topic-A Spotless Town,
papers by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. |