The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-12-19
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relatives.
The Telaquah r c. Auxiliary
Chapter will give a Chilling
feast Saturday afternoon and
night at 264 Fourth street. All
are welcome, bring your dona-
ton.
Many homes will be made happy |
by the boy IN uniform returning
home to stay The Telaquah
chapter will entertain them soon.
and many other social functions
awaits them.
Mrs. Gus Rutledge Of Fifth st.
has been quite sick for several
weeks. She is now much improv-
ed and able to go about AGAIN
Until forced by i'll health to give
it no. Mrs. Rutledge was III the
employ of the Pfster Nogel 60.
who rate her as one Of the best
and most reliable of its employ
ees and hate to give her up. Mt.
Rutledge is in the t. 5. army sta
toned at Camp Grant and IS eX-
pecting his discharge IN time Tor
the Xmas holidays
II. X. Cant in France has been
heard from and reports all NIL
waukee boys we'll and happy at
the termination Of the war. lie /
saws none have been lost and few
injured, none seriously. They are
expecting to return home soon.
Mrs. w. II. Blank"nbicker spent
several days in Minnesota at the
bedside of her mother who has
been quite sick.
When you patronizc our adver-
Users you help the Blade and Sc
cure for yourselves courteous
treatment.
Mr.. f. G. Alleyne the well
known coal merchant has con
nected himself with st. Mark g
church.
Edw Poindexter better known
as "Tudy" was a victim Of the
flu and was buried Wednesday
last after an illness Of three days.
"Tudy" was Milwaukee product
and was genial and well liked by
every one who knew him. lie
is the son Of Mr.. W !. PoindeXter
of the Pioneer Limited 4 brother
Bcnnie is now in France in the
u S. army.
The Blade aims to serve You
through its editorials as we'll as
its news columns Read it all.
Mrs. Clara Montgomery, wife OF
Editor Il. b. Montgomery of the
National Advocate is quite sick
at this writing.
Little Elsie kinner ward and
niece of II. -. Kinncr of the
Blade staff, who has been threat
ened with the loss of her eyesight,
is now much improved and hopes
are held out for her ultimate re
c0very.
Miss Elenorc Revels, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Revcls of Chestnut St, already
an accomplished pianist is an adj
vanced pupil at the Wisconsin
Conservatory Of Music
Mr.. Andrew Cammack is back
ON the job at the Allis-C Chalmers
plant having recovered from his
recent accident incidentally he
has been given a promotion.
Mr.. 4. f. Latham, better known
as Shorty" for Serveral years in
the dining ear service of the G. &
n. W. Ry is giving great salts
faction as steward of the local
Elks Club
The various women S clubs have
had to discontinue their meetings
due to the flu ban
If you like the Blade tell it IT,
your friends and thus help to IN
crease its circulation. We have
less than 1000 readers in Mil
vaukec Help lis 10 make il 1000
Mrs Strickland, widow of the
late Oscar Strickland, has been i'll
with the flu.
The Elltc Cate, 2bt Fourth ST
under the management of Mrs
Sylvia Brown is doing a thriving
business and giving general salts
faction.
The home of Mrs. Fannie Wal /
ton, Sixth street. has been quar-
antined owing to the lines of her
little boy, Samuel He is now re
ported out of danger
Many of the Milwaukee select
men have returned from camp
having received their honorable
DISCHARGE Among them are
NesSrs Clarence Peterson. COY
ernor Jones. j W. Minor Frac
ton and others.
The Carter Milan Co, coal
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