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the Fourth in Wauwatosa.
Miss Lizzie Van Vechten spent few
days of the week at Neosho, Wis.
Last Sunday was hot day. and
automobiles were quite numerous.
The price of milk has been raised
in Wauwatosa by all our milk men.
Gin R. Loades of Goshen, Ind, will
be Harold Hutchinson's guest over
Sunday.
A car load of street oil has been re-
ceived by the city for different streets.
Hurrahi
We call attention of our readers to
the announcement of DR.. j. r. Klein
in this issue.
Mr.. August Kringle of Grand Rap
| ids, Wis, called on friends and rela-
tives here the first of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Cairncross is making nu-
merous improvements on her property
on First and East Milwaukee Avenues.
The Warren Bros. are going to add
another story to their garage on State
Street. Their business has grown
| fast.
Winifred Irene arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loomis last
Saturday evening. Everybody doing
fine.
Mr. and Mrs Toussaint, Ludington
Avenue, celebrated their annual family
reunion on July 4th. Fifty-two were
present.
The Fourth was quiet day in Wau-
watosa, but flags were numerous. We
have heard of no accident of any con-
sequence.
F. A Torkelson, city engineer, has
resigned. He goes from here to
Green Bay, where he has accepted a
position as engineer.
Miss Ruth Sutton, Columbus, spent
several days in the village last week,
the guest of Miss Salome Wilson, e.
Milwaukee Avenue.
Harold Hutchinson has returned
from Edwards Park, Lake Waubasee,
where he spent three weeks with Mr..
Edward Engeseth of our High School
faculty.
Wauwatosa Avenue has been put in
good shape during the past few days.
We understand the avenue will be
givn a heavy coating of oil, which will
help in every way.
Miss Winifred Phillips, Kavanaugh
Place, motored to Dousman, Wis, with
Dr. and Mrs. Granting of Milwaukee
last Saturday, where they spent a few
days at the doctors summer home.
Mrs. Charles Edwin Wilson returned
home last week from a two months
trip to the Pacific coast, where she
visited with her daughter, Mrs. Law
renee Manlove and other relatives and
friends.
The funeral of Charles E. Brown
was held Thursday afternoon of this
week. The deceased had lived all his
life in Wauwatosa and was SO years
of age. Interment was in the Wau-
watosa cemetery.
Mr.. Price NJ Davis, of the Shad-
boldt-Boyd Iron Company, has pur
chased the home of Mrs. C. G. B.
Schenk, Church Street. Mr.. Davis
and family will take possession of the
home about October first
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Conklyn died Friday, June 80, at the
age of Is months. The funeral was
held Monday from the residence. 208
Park Street. Interment was in the
Wauwatosa cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. lie Mar H. Hutchinson
will arrive from Goshen, Indiana, on
Saturday. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Cross, at Bur Oak Gables. Mr..
Hutchinson, who is brother of Mrs.
Cross, is violinist, director of the
Imperial Orchestra of Goshen.
Those who know Rex Beach's ability
to write good fiction will be glad of
the opportunity of reading THE Auc-
ton Block" The opening chapters of
this interesting story will appear in
the July IA issue of The Wauwatosa
News
In order to close up an estate. Mr..
Charles R. Davis will offer forty
choice residence lots, located along
newly paved Hawley Road. Thomas
and Government Avenues and be
tween Blue Mound Road and West
Allis Wells Street car line on the
south at public auction, Saturday aft
ernoon, July Sth, at 8 p. m. This is a
desirable residence neighborhood and
the lots will undoubtedly meet with a
ready sale.
Rev. Mark F. Sanborn, Berwyn, H.,