Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-05-13
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TODAY.

Mrs. Capt. Leisk leaves Saturday for
five weeks sail wjtls the captain.
Miss Lillian Won Badmbach has re-
turned from z three weeks visit in
Chicago.
Miss Frances Sanderson was home
from her school in Ixenosha over sun
day.
Arbor day, yesterday, was observed
with appropriate exercises at the pub
lie schools in this city.
Two new scarlet fever cases are re-
ported at the homes of c. r. Perry
and R. Duff
A party of young folks from this
city drove out TO the home of Miss
Mary James last Saturday, and were
royalty entertained by their hostess
While Eitching her driving horse last
Monday, Miss Carrie Warren slipped
on stone and fell TO the ground
breaking the bone of one of her arms.
City Health officer Hathaway com
menced fumigating the public schools
yesterday afternoon. The prevalence
of scarlet fever has rendered this step
necessary.
A concert was given Thursday eve.
ming at Lefeber's hall by the All Saints
Cathedral Choral-Union
The w H. S. Athletic society has
what is considered the strongest local
team ever placed in the field. The
following are members: Running
team, Fl. Rogers, D. swan, G. Davelaar.
G. Triple. Weights, F. Conley, G..
Battles, w. Garvens. Bicycle team, w.
Shariff. E. Keats
The marriage of Miss Ruby Breed to
Augustus Gregg took place at the
home of the brides parents last
Wednesday.
Otto Garvens went to Hales Corners
on Thursday to make purchases of
agricultural implements.
The Wauwatosa Boys Brigade en-
tertained at an open meeting last
Saturday with the following program:
Violin solo, Ned Keats; vocal solo,
Everett Hart; Address, A. P. Hollis;
Piano solo, Miss Amanda Lefeber;
Bayonet Drill, Boys Brigade
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very cheap. Inquire of Joseph Luke.
The highest average in each of the
four classes in the High School for the
past quarter are as follows: Marian
Potter "a, 9S4-7; Judson Hulburt
'B", 96 Is; Roy Miller c., 966-7;
Ruth Ellis 'D'', 80 1-3.
]. w Myers big ~ line of shoes,
$500 to $3.50.
E. C. Nettleton, the grocer. has
moved into the Dr. Wendell home, on
Church street.
Paul Warren has just taken his third
prize in contest arranged by the
management of Harpers Young Peo-
pies Round Table The prize picture
was a landscape photograph of a Wau-
watosa scene.
Special bargains in mems suits at
$3.50 at Harpke & Maier.
The first street car rails of the cleo
| trio railroad extension on West Main
street were laid yesterday afternoon.
The new editors of the school col
umn, published elsewhere in this pa
per, are the Misses Margaret Delpsch
| and Sadie Phillips and Messrs Walter
Garvens and Percy Myera.
Mory Hess has accepted a place as
driver of Leonard's meat market
wagon.
Wauwatosa's new nursery, managed
by John Dunlop, is We'll under way.
About 500 fancy trees and shrubs are
already set out and over 5000 more
are or the way to this city.
Some person who evidently intends
to practice the useful art of gardening,
borrowed ]. o. Myers wheelbarFow.
spade, garden rake and hoe one dark
night recently and neglected to return
them. Information concerning the in
dustrious party whose possessions
have increased in the manner men
toned. would be appreciated by Mr..
Myers.