Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
AGO

VIM. Van Uxems of Milwaukee, was
in the city Tuesday.
Charles Godfrey left Tuesday on a
business trip to New York.
Mrs Dousman and Mrs. Gates made
a trin to Hartland Wednesday,
Mrs. A. Kaad. of Milwaukee, was in
the city Tuesday visiting friends.
JB. Deswarte and family returned
home Tuesday from Stone Bank
The postoffiee has been renovated
with new coat of inside Varnish.
car load of lumber for the Wells
farm was unloaded in this city Friday.
Arba Rice, of Fond du Lac, was here
part of the past week visiting his
mother.
Miss Jessie Gilbert and Miriam Hoyt
spent several days of this week in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Colby spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Morton
in Milwaukee.
C. A. Haney returned home Tuesday
from the east where he has been visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schaener, of Mil
waukee. spent Sunday at the residence
of F. A. Sporleder.
A. and Walt Harden both made
trip to Mukwonago this week. Walter
leaves for Chicago this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Hayes and son, Ned,
have returned home after an absence
of about three months in the west.
Miss Claudia McPheeters and Char
lotte Rogers have returned from Wood
sock, Penn, where they spent the sum
mer.
The work of repairing and refitting
the damage done the Smith and Lee
feber block by the recent fire is now
well under way.
Abe Lefeber, of Lefeber Bros left
yesterday for an outing in the north
ern part of the state. Fishing win be
the principal feature.
The Methodist society has let CON
tract for lowering the parsonage prop.
erty next north of the church property
on Wauwatosa avenue.
Attorney Wright of New Haven,
Conn, spent Sunday of this week with
the family of his brother, Walter
Wright on First avenue.
The city has been fall of strangers
all week presumably people attending
the State Fair and visiting friends and
relatives at the same time.
Jefferson Gregg and wife, of Mad
isJn, Wis, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. L. G. Wheeler. They will go west
from here spending some time in New
Mexico, Arizona and California.
Mr.. J. l.. Morton did a good business
with his bus line between Wauwatosa
and the fair grounds during the past
week, thereby accommodating many
people who desired to visit the weeks
attractive spot.
Mr.. Ferdinand Bark has closed out
his stock of furniture recently dam.
aged by fire and water on the occasion
of the fire in Smith and Lefeber Block
and it is reported that he will not con
tinue in that business.
G.. w. Junkins opened his new gro
Gerry in the place recently vacated by
c. c. Jacobus on Wednesday, the store
presents quite an attractive appear
ance with its shelves well filed with
new and desirable goods.
Miss Sylvia Lefeber enters Wayland
Academy next year.
Among those whom we miss from
school this year are Judson Hulburt,
Charlotte Williams, Charles Moore,
Gilbert Thiele and Mary Foley.
1T is surprising how few people
there are who will stop reporter and
give him items of news concerning
themselves, and even after being So
licited will only give news concerning
others BY the modesty of the people
many good items are lost every week.
If you realize how much it was appre-
ciated you would not hesitate to stop
the newspaper man and tell him that
you nave been on visit. have rela-
tfves visiting you, that YOU and your
wife entertained friends, or anything
that is matter of news. If you have
done or said to have done anything
4 r,aan kaan that m x-nt1rcaIf for W..