Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-07-30

at Beloit.
Lyman Wheeler is spending a few
weeks at Madison.
Mrs. Ben. Lumb spent few days of
last week at Eagle.
Miss Frances Wagner is spending
the week in Waukesha
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Zimmerman spent
Sunday at Fort Atkinson.
The Misses Ruth and Dorothy Belda
are spending few days at Madison.
MIR. and Mrs. II. &. Moore, North
Avenue, spent few days in Chicago
this week
Selma Menninger gave several read
ings at the Milwaukee Martha Wash
ington, home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Abraham Lefeber and Mrs. II.
E. Rose spent last week end at Eagle.
visiting relatives and friends.
Bruce DeSwarte and sisters Lois and
Ruth, Church Street, are spending
two weeks vacation at Green Lake.
w G. Golden, Milwaukee, has rented
the Fred d. Williams house on Second
Avenue, and will occupy same Sept
ember /.
A white woolen woman,s sweater
has been turned in to this office and
,,,,,,ar aan haze sa,Da H., ,,,nyincr
property.
DR.. e. A. Smith, Milwaukee, has
rented the Park residence on East
Milwaukee Avenue. lie and family
moved in this week
Mrs. j. NJ. Skinner and daughter
Isabel, have returned home after two
weeks vacation at Twin Lakes, the
guests of Leslie Skinner.
Mrs. Wm. Menninger entertained
twenty-five little girls last week
Thursday afternoon the occasion being
her daughter Ruth's birthday.
v. w. Price handed us potato
that was six inches long and eight
inches around. grown on his place.
He says the potato crop is good.
Miss Caryal Pactson, Madison, and
Miss Ruth Marie Urban, Muskego,
Wis, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs l.. c. Wheeler, Watson Avs~
nue..
c. II. Hawks and son, Rochester, N.
Y, president of the Hawks Nursery
CO.. was guest of I. j. Ferguson ard
family for a few days this week. Mr..
Hawks and his son are on their way to
the Worlds Fair at San Francisco.
The pulpit of the First Congrega-
tional Church will be occupied next
Sunday morning by Rev. John Forsyt til
Crawford, Phi. D., professor Philosophy
at Beloit College. There will be no
preaching services on August sth and
18th.
Howard Mann and Harrison Luding-
ton have wired their parents from
Colorado Fred Mann, Jr., is to join
them in Denver. From there they
will go to San Francisco to attend the
exposition and will visit all interest
ing points in California returning bv
way of the Grand Canyon.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Cecilia
Kinne to DR.. Stephen A. Herthel was
held at noon last Saturday at the home
of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert Kinne, s4 East Milwaukee
Avenue. Sixty guests were present.
The attendants were Miss Margaret
Crosby, Ironwood, Mich, and E. j.
Herthel, Madison. The Rev. STANLEY
Powell, Milwaukee, officiated. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding dinner
was served.
Receipts of post Office for the sale of
stamps and other stamped paper for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1015,-
Si3, ,O02.65; number of money order
transactions, ,977; value of money
order rtrausactions,-S5 $50, 401 e3; 3;number
of letters registered and parcels in
sured, - 1,249; number of specials de-
livered,- 1912. Number of houses
built and building, sixty-three with
accommodations for six-seven families.
The school census taken in June shows
the school population to 1,227.
On Tuesday, July 90. Mr.. Arthur
E. Seamans, formerly of Wauwatosa,
was married at Bozeman, Mont, to
Miss Rhoda E. Dawes, eldest daughter
of Mr.. John Fl. Dawes The home
wedding was attended by one hundred
relatives and friends, among them:
Mrs. ). II. Seamans and Miss Julia +
Seamans, mother and sister of the
bridegroom. Miss Bessie Dawes, the
brides sister, was the only bridesmaid,
while Howard L. Seamans served his
brOt her as hest man Mr. and Mre