Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-03-26
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Mayor Chas. u. Perry spent Tuesday
in Madison on business.
Miss Florence Payne left for Chicago
today for week end visit.
FL. Smith, Jr., spent fes days of
the week with his family here.
Aid. J. II. voelkel is building new
porch on his house in Graystone Park.
Mrs. Q, v. Wheeler formerly Of this
city was a guest of Mrs, Pease Wednes-
day.
V. w. Price announces himself
candidate for alderman in the Second
Ward.
Now is the time to burn old rubbish
and commence to clean up your pre-
misses.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad of H. Locker s Sons 10 another
column.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. B. Simpson have
returned home after spending the
lwinter in Texas.
Mr.. e. T. Wright, Uanwatosa Aven-
ne, has returned from a two months
stay in Florida.
Miss Helen Smith who is attending
the u. w. spent Saturday with her
parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S, Pease attended
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the exposition at the university at
Madison this week.
Henry A. Digman, announces him
self candidate for alderman in the
First Nard in Wauwatosa.
The annual meeting of the w. G. T.
q. was held at the home Of Mrs
Nethercut Wednesday afternoon
II. G. vancise. West Allis, has moved
into one Of the cottages recently bnilt
by Fred d. Underwood ON Greenfield
Avenue.
The special preacher at the Trinity
chnrch on Sunday evening win be the.
Rvs George f. Isursaueh II 81
Apdrew's S church, Milwaukee
Rev. u. r. Mac MILAN, Wauwatosa
Avenue underwent an operation at st.
Marys Hospital Milwanisee last Fri
day. lie is getting along nicely
Remember the next entertainment
of the Isyceum course will be held at
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church. next THesday evening, March
30 Edward Elliott the impersonater
Is the attraction.
There was an ordinance passed a
short while ago forbidding chickens
from running at large. number of
complaints have been made to this Of
flee in regard to same. A word to tie
wise is sufficient
One school building and a number of
out buildings and one pump will be
sold at public auction Saturday, March
27, at ? o'clock ?. NJ, at northwest
corner of State Fair Park on Green
field Avenue, in school district No. II.
Where is the man who is going to
start the ''jitney bus" from Wauwa-
tosa to Milwaukee. We believe one
could do well in the morning and
evening hours at fiat 10 cent fare.
We have heard number speak about
this matter the past few days.
Ancil Josiah Rich. Blue Mound Road. |
known to large number of Wanwa-
tosa people, died Sunday of pneumonia.
Tie deceased had not been well for
sometime. l'he funeral was held Wed /
nesday from the NJ. Church of Iori-
con, Wis, and the internent was in |
family lot at juneau, Wis. lie leaves
a wife and son to mourn his loss
The women of st. Martha's Guild
will give one Of their famous suppers
and dances on Tuesday, April 9th.
Supper will be served promptly at 6 /
o'clock. Dancing at s:45 Tickets for /
both supper and dance so cents Sup
per tickets 80 cents. Excellent music
will be furnished by the Peerless
orchestra of Wauwatosa.
a bad accident happened in this city
Sunday morning last, when John
Huebner young man of Wauwatosa,
who lived on State Street, had col
lision with an automobile on North
Main Street. lie was riding motor
cycle and as near as we can learn was
on the wrong side of the road. lie
had leg broken and received other
very severe injuries. He is getting
along as well as could be expected as
this writing.
The Lost Word. story by Henry
Van Dyke. interspersed with suitable
music, will be presented bv the Vau-
vaiosa High School Glee Clubs this !
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