Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-10-14
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

A genuine prairie schooner went
through Wauwatosa on Thursday last.
The new fire apparatus building is
assuming shape and nearing couple
ton.
Chas. B. Perry spent the greater
part of the past week at Lake Geneva
on business.
The bridge over the Menomonee riv-
er on Hawley road is being replanked.
Miss Atkin of Waukesha spent the
early part of the week with Miss
Kneeland.
Mrs. A. w. Lehman and Miss Kate
Lehman were the guests of j. I. Van
Vechtan over Sunday.
We have several new "ads" in this
issue. Read them over. Notice the
Boston and Columbia store ads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrell who have been
visiting at the home of VIM. Won
Baumbach have returned to Chicago.
G. Bennett and family have moved
into the house on Elizabeth street, re-
Gently Vacated by H. S. Triple.
Mrs. H. S. Triple, who was visiting
friends here last week left for her
home in GAINESVILLE the first of the
week.
Mrs. Myron Gilbert returned on
Tuesday from a visit with Prospect
friends, and left Thursday for visit
in Canton, Ill.
Mr.. G. G. Allen has gone to Min
neapolis, where he viii be joined by
his wife to enjoy trip over the Great
Northern Railway.
A chicken pie supper will b. given
by st. Martha's guild, at Lefeber's
hall, Thursday, October 10, from $50
p. M. to p. NJ. Supper 25 cents.
Town Clerk Bradley says that
would-be amexationists from the east
ern portion of the town have been
looking up the records in his office
this week.
d. T. Pilgrim, Jr., has commenced
to make cutters on the city side of
the Grand avenue improvement, and
the work of crawling will soon begin.
Coal dealers are finding consider
IL - soso
teams to keep up with the orders for
that soon to become Indispensable
commodity.
DIR. M. F. Fisk is making consider
able improvement on his home
grounds by lowering the grade of the
front portion of the lot and raising
that OF the rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Moore left Mon
day for Lacrosse to attend the Grand
Lodge meeting, l. o. G. t., and also to
spend a few days with their brother
Col. Martin Moore. of that city.
Miss Alice FAIRIES, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John FAIRIES of the town
of Wauwatosa, will be married to
Joseph Marion Lewis, Wednesday,
OCTOBER 8. at 8 o'clock in the vening,
at the residence of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will be at home
after November Is at $40 Fifteenth
street.
Miss Ruth Ellis wrote the editorial
for the first number of the Zetoma-
thean. We predict for her brilliant
career, should she decide to become a
journalist.
The Town Board met in regular
session at the town hall Monday
evening, present Chairman Fred Har-
tung, Supervisors Seefeld and Sief-
fried, Clerk H. p. Bradley and Treas
urer A. L. Story. A number of side
walk notices were signed and orders
served in the northeast part of the
town.
Marshall Marquardt stopped
unaway horse on North Main stree
lear the residence of Richard Tennar
1onday evening, about 1880 p. m.
he wagon was hunting dog, gun an
everal kinds of game. The team W;
AIKEN tc j. L. Morton's livery stab
yhere shortly afterward the owner.
In Fiebrants of Milwaukee, appeart
o claim his property. He report,
hat the horse became frightened me-
he county almshouse by a passir
treet car and jumped so suddenly
o throw him from the wagon with Il
eat upon which he was sitting. y
lamage was done.