Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-28
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Fond du Lac, Wis.
Miss Lydia Cain L. enjoying an out.
ing AZ Lake Delavan.
State Street has received coat Of
oil which helps some.
Rev. Hugh Mcmillan Is spending his
vacation In Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Cobabe and chill
dren, are home from the east.
Mrs Frank Linder, Easton. Mimi.
10 visiting her brother. E. A. Belda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Chicago. are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs William End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sporlcder at
tended the Elgin auto races last week.
Miss Bessie Scully. Greenfield Ave-
nue., is spending two weeks vacation
at Delavan Lake.
Miss Anna Besrens. Kaukauna. wis.,.
was guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Cain. Kenyon Avenue.
Mrs, C. d. Waugh and family, have
returned home after an absence Ia the
east of number Of weeks.
A number of our young people On.
ioyed weiner roast In Gridley's
woods last Thursday evening.
DIR. E. +. Peterson leaves this Friday
for southern Illinois, where he will
spend week or ten days with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Elsie NJ. Moore is spending
several weeks in Ludington, Mich,
the guest of Mrs. H. N. Andrews, for
merly of this atty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey and
family, and DR.. and Mrs. Harry Nor
ton aud family. are spending several
weeks 1T Manitowish.
Mrs. Frederick ]. ,rowle entertained
Friday Ia hoDos OF Master Richard
Dewey. Kansas City, who Is visiting
his grandfather. DR.. Richard Dewey.
Miss Marion aud Arthur Mccullough
and Miss Marjorie schmitz. will anter-
terrain IL farewell dMncing party for
Roland Cundali this saturday evening
ut the Guild IIail.
large number OF our subscriptions
expire with this Issue. We trust You
will all come Ia and leave dollar for
another year. II not paid IN advance
tile price is si.2s. Make us call.
Mr.. Hale Tovmbs who has been con-
nectpd with Leisber's grocery depart
ment for some time, has been made an
assistant to Mr.. Vim. Msnninger. Bill
says Hale will make some butcher.
{ A number of onr .'klds" who are
caddving at the Blue Mound Country
Club, took part in the 'Caddy Day"
which was held last Monday. This was
the first Caddy day ever held by this
club aud IL was big success in every
way.
Miss Mabel Koepp entertained Mon
day night. Her guests were: Misses
Meta Butzlaff, Margaret Fischer. Lii
liam Peterson. Dorothy Riebe. Edna
Wenxel. Margaret Lish, Elsie Nitz.
Hattie Nitz. Gertrude Pullman and
Edith Koepp.
At the auction sale held by the for.
mer Light Guard last Saturday, close
TO 5000 wRs realized in sales. The
money will be placed into the treasury
of the Minute Men-I.ight Guard Asso.
citation and will be used for banquets
which are held every year.
Next Tuesday Is primary day. and IL
is the duty Of every voter to turn out
and vote. chas. d. Perry is q candi-
date for Congress on the Republican
ticket. All our people know him and
no doubt will go to the polls next
Tuesday and give him vote.
The "A""B" &c" I'D" division of the
Wauwatosa Woman's Club request the
ladies of Wauwatosa TO save all old
books, magazines and papers for sys.
tematic collection by their division.
These will be sold and the proceeds
used toward the building fund of the
new club house.
The houses and garages recently
built by Fred D. Underwood on Wau-
watosa Avenue, are for rent for term
of two years or longer to responsible
parties. The houses are strictly Ore
proof. Apply to A. f. Kellogg, Wan
watosa, or +. r. Crabtrse. 1912 Brown
Streest. Milwaukee.
A family reunion was held at the
hons OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Men.
ringer last Sunday In honor of Mr..
and Mrs c. r. Bussewftz. Those pre-
sent were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Busse-
vita. Merton, Wis.. Mrs. q. Benky,
watertown. WIS, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Burger. Indianapolis, Ind, and Mr..
.rd Mras ~ n T.orxta M8aA.u,,lraa