Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-10-22
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his mother, on Third Avenue.
The Wauwatosa Woman's Club will
hold bazaar and bake sale Noy. 10.
Miss Margaret shelton of ofRhineland-
er, Wis, is the guest of Mrs. l.. 5.
Pease
Born Oct. II, to air. and Mrs. Walter
Regensdorf, baby boy. Mother and
child doing well.
Mrs. W. D. Bliss. East Milwaukee
Avenue, left on Wednesday for short
visit at Milton. Wis.
Mr.. Lawrence Wheeler was home
over Sunday and entertained house
party Of U. W. friends.
Mr.. Roy Fortune left last SATURDAY
for Viroqua, Wis. where he will spend
ten days with relatives.
The Morton boys have broke ground
for their second house on Third Ave-
nue. near North Avenue.
Bert Bergman is spending the week
in the northern part of the state. the
guest of his mother and family.
An electric ear on the Walnut car
line tried to cross the bridge ia this
city last Monday. No damage done.
August Gruenwald. Eighth Avenue,
was called to Marshfeld. Tuesday. on
account .: the death of his brother-in.
law.
Paul Brinkman. with Lefeber Bros,
is enjoying two weeks vacation with
his father and mother at Rosendale,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hutchinson of
Coleta, III, have been guests of Dr.
ard Mrs Chas. a. Payne, Wauwatosa
Avenue.
Mr.and Mrs. j. D. Gilbert of Wau-
kesha. spent Monday and Tuesday
visiting relatives and friends in
Wauwatosa.
Mrs. D w. Hulburt, Wauwatosa
Avenue. spent few days Of the past
wrti> with herdaughter at Wittenburg
and Oshkosh.
Mrs. Henry Leisls on Monday after
noon entertained Mrs. John crandall
of Milwaukee, aud Mrs. Alianson Of
Minneapolis.
N e w c. i. u will meet lvednes-
dry Oct -. at e:45 T. NJ. with Mrs. u.
" Iiulburt, 53l Wauwatosa Avenue
All ladies invited.
Mrs. A. A Tuck and daughter, and
Mr.. and Airs. r n Henderson all of
Whitewater, spent the past week with
Mrs. Il. Delpsch, Center Street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. +. Bussewitz and
son Ed, and Mr.. Chas. Gerkea of
Merton. spent Sunday attbe home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Menniuger
Mrs. chas sticisney accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. G. Council of
Oshkosh left on Tuesday for two
weeks trip to the east and Washington
d. c.
Assistant Postmaster Ed Leister
aud son James. and Geo. Baltes. our
city marshal, left Wednesday for
Partridge lake for few days duck
hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cushing left
Saturday morning last for Blooming
ton, III, where they viii spend some
time visiting their daughter Mrs.
Stone and family.
Ed Lefeber spent a few days hunt
ing near Portage during the week
lie brought back a good bag of game.
He also picked the second crop of
raspberries from his bushes this week
The county highway committee
selected the name County Loop for
the 60 mile belt road for which several
hundred names had been sent in. The
winner OF the $1,000 prize is Delvin
Jacobus of this city.
MIR. Michael Schlinger of Creseo, Ia,
spent Tuesday in Wauwatosa on
business and pleasure. lie made
us pleasant call. lie says there is an
abundance of fruit in Iowa and the
crops generally are good.
The subject for the ten minutes
happy talk, entitled. "A little boys
At the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Sunday School next
Sunday. and viii no doubt have the
approval Of every boy present.
Rev. and Mrs D. w. Hulburt, Rev.
Geo. c. Alborn, Rev. II. Mae MILAN.
Rev. +. A. Hayward, A. W. Smith and
+. II. Sporleder all reported very
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