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day of spring.
John WoodSide says he is not cam
didate for alderman in the ThirG Ward. |
Mrs. Faulkner, Second Avenue, is
confined to her home owing to severe
fall
Miss Mary Pease gave lesson in
millinery at Granville, last Tuesday
afternoon.
Dir. Heiden who has been sick in bed
for ,ea weeks with pneumonia is
recovering.
Somebody said we were going TO
have green ST Patrick's S day. Where
is that man?
Mr.. Ralph White. Of Whiting, Ind,
called on Wauwatosa friends last Mon-
day afternoon.
Mr. Ea.,..ru j scheribel announces
himself candidate for Alderman IN
the Fourth Ward
Mr. c. X. Moore formerly of Wanwa-
tosa. has recently purchased farm
near jackson, Mich.
Mrs John Engel, St James Street,
has been visiting with friends aud
relatives ut Wnitewater
Airs Frank IIouser and son, Stanley,
Palmyra. spent The Weekend with
Mrs. Perkins, Wisconsin Avenue.
The STANDARD Bearers ol the Metho
dist church, met with the Misses Price,
budington Avenue. last Monday after
noon.
Miss Eernice spalding Of Moth
Freedom wis is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Is. j. Philips, kavanaush
Place.
The First District of the 6ongresa-
tional chnrch gave II snpperat ,he Com
eregational ehasrel, last Thursday
eveuii'g.
Mrs. r. + Peterson has purchased
Tire Cundall place q, Mower Conrt
I l1'h;s will make fine home for lie
doctor and fainily.
fhe ". q u q. will hold its annual
meeting at the home Of Mrs Neither
eat, lie Warren Avenue. Wednesday,
March "A, at PAS T. NJ
Mr.. Howard Rose who has been
working Al Owen. Wis. has returned
10 his 'hone ia this city and has accept
ed position ut West Allis
}. II yoellSel is a candidate for aid
erman in the Fourth Ward. lie has
served in that capacity faithfully The
past year and should be returned.
Tile Inter Sc Cluo was entertained
at Il st. Patrick's day dinner at the
home of Mrs. IT, NJ. White, Milwaukee.
Mines Feno and Brosacls assisted.
G. L. Bussewitz, IIartland, Wis,
spent few days of the week at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Win. Men
ninger. lie made us pleasant call
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
meets Monday. March 90, at tile home
of Mrs. L. c. Rogers, Mrs. Tavlor
assisting The annual election of Of
fcers win be held.
There will be sold at public auction
in school district No. IL at the north
west corner of ihe State FAIR grounds,
one school building and Il number of
smaller buildings and u pump.
The next number of the Lyeeum
course will be held at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church, Tuesday
evening. March 80. Edward Elliott,
the impersonator will be the entertain
/ er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Pease spent
Sunday here with Spencer's parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lynn s. pease. Mrs.
Spencer Pease left "Wednesday for
Madison. where she will visit with her
parents, Spencer returned to Chicago
last Wednesday.
Many beautiful pictures could have
been painted Tuesday morning. Our
trees heavily Iadened as they were.
with snow, were made To look prettier
when the sun east its beams Of siIvery
| light on them. Oh, for the gifted
thoughts Of poet.
The Fire Department held their
monthly meeting last Monday evening
at the fire department headquarters.
1t was decided to give The secretary
treasurer an annual compensation OF
$500. At the next monthly meeting
eats and cigars viii be enjoyed.
The marriage Of Miss Laura Egelboff
to Mr.. Adolph Menke took place at the
home OF the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs Theodore Egelhoff. Wauwatosa
Avenue, last Tuesday evening Tie
young couple have a large circle Of