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busy around your residence.
D. j. Hayes announces himself a
candidate for alderman in the Third
Ward.
Mrs. lynn S. Pease spent the first of
the week at Madison on university
business.
Mnnahan and Jacobus, the concrete
men, are getting busy. They have
lot of work to start on.
Mrs. j. M. Skinner is home after
spending week with her son Leslie
and family at Twin Lakes
Mrs. c. NJ. Perkins, Wisconsin Aven-
ue, had the misfortune of falling last
Friday and breaking her wrist.
Spring has arrived. "a scissor grinder
was on our streets Monday last, and
the small boys are playing marbles.
Aid. A. Van Uxem, alderman of the
First Ward, says he is not a candidate
for that Office in the coming election.
Rev. Davies of the Congregational
Church, this city, preached at the First
NJ. E. Church at Beloit last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillett, West
Milwaukee Avenue, announce the en-
gage,uent of their daughter Ruth, to
Mr.. Harold White, Chicago.
Mr.. and AIRS Alvin Phillips left the
first OF the week for their home at
Mcintosh. South Dakota, after spend
ing several weeks here with relatives.
The fire department was called ont
Tuesday owing to an over heated fnr-
mace pipe at the f. A. Belda residence
on Windsor Avenue. There was no
damage done.
Mrs Lonis Baaman, Alice street.
died Monday morning. at the age u
day afternoon Iutrrment was in the
Wanwatosa Cemetery.
/
Civil War veteran, Mrs. Robert y.
Browneli, died here IA few days ago.
She enlisted with her husband in the
First Rhode Island Battery of volun.
terrs aud saw active servica for nearly
three wears
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Under.
wood Memorial Bap list church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Wm, Men
ninger. Sixth Avenue, Thursday
March II. Assistant hostesses, Mrs
Steiner, Mrs. Van de Erve and Mrs
Wilbur Lefeber
| The Wauwatosa WomHn's Club held
their meeting last Thursday afternoon
in the clnbrooms. Miss Miriam Hoyt
gave a talk ON Our FIXTURE" and
special music terminated the program
The Club is planning a Lenten musical
to be given in two weeks.
A. Klatt has sold his barber shop ia
Gust Lang. an old employee. Mr..
Lang says lie will run an up to date
place in every particular. A trial will
convince you. He is "a first class work
man and will not employ nothing else.
See nd in another column.
number OF large cards were tackled
on different telephone poles in Wauwa-
tosa Friday afternoon last. Saturday
morning the mayor got busy and re-
moved u number from the center of
thecity. There is an ordinance against
such practice and it should be enforc-
ed
People are commencing to come ont
from Milwaukee looking for houses
for the summer. There are but few
empty in Wauwatosa. A number OF
new ones are nearing completion and
can be bought on reasonable terms.
You can find them in almost any Sec
ton of the city.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
viii meet next Monday in the
parlors of the Congregational Church
Election OF officers will be followed by
play, given by the members of tile
club, entitled "a Gentle Jury Mem
bers are entitled to bring their mothers
and daughters and any other guest
that they choose. The meeting will
be particularly interesting.
The girls of the High school are re-
joIcing over their refurnished rest
room. The Twentieth Century Topic
Club has always been interested in the
schools Of our city and in former years
has shown its interest in many ways.
This year it has refurnished the rest
room and the new rugs. pretty new
curtains, cushion aud refurnished
furniture certainly has made pleas
ing change.