Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-30
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

Mrs. S. e. Curtis of Minneapolis
spent part of the week in the city.
Mr.. C. C. Jacobus was in Chicago on
Wednesday of the present week.
Miss Mabel Gilbert left Wednesday
to accept a position at Chelsea. Wis.
/ Mr.. John p. Gregg leaves next Mon
day on business trip TO Louisiana.
Miss Evelyn Gilbert left Friday to
take up a course in art at Ypsilanti,
Mich.
All our local grocery stores report
that business in their line is good in
these days.
Il Mr.. John Anderson has had his
house on Vine street painted. inside
and out, and fixed up generally.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mower, Of Min
neapolis, have been the guests of Mrs
A. B. Mower the past week.
Gilbert Davelaar. Edna Hooley, Lulu
Shaw and May Foley, left the early
part of the week 60 enter the Madison
University.
H A bright nine-pound boy arrived at
the home of F. A. Sporleder last Sat
urday evening. Child and mother are
both doing well.
The committee reports an exception
ally fine program for tonight's Boys
Brigade. Everyone is most cordially
invited TO attend.
Il The Wauwatosa Boys Brigade gave
an exhibition drill at Brookfield on Fri
day evening. The straw-ride out and
back was greatly enjoyed by all, the
company was most royalty entertained.
by the Epworth League of that place.
II ]. B. Judson and wife attended the
annual conference of the M. e. Church
held at Waukesha this week Mr. Jud-
son was a delegate from the Wauwa-
tosa NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. L. L. Gridley one of the oldest
residents of Wauwatosa is quite i'll at
his home on Greenfield avenue Mrs
Gridley is also feeling quite unwell at
the present writing.
The question of the annexation of
that portion of the town lying be-
tween Thirty-fifth and Forty-tnird and
Vliet and Burleigh streets, is again be-
!, ing agitated. The town clerk has been
/ requested by citizens of the district
above mentioned, to furnish them the
assessed valuation of taxable property
in that part of the town.
Hon. c. t. Fisher @. ] and E. A.
Swan were at Delavan, Wis, portion
of the week attending the auction sale
kof G.. w. Barbers fine herd of Guern-
sey and Jersey COWS. They purchased
fourteen head which they consider ex-
ceptionaiiy gooi. mir. Barber was for
many years a resident of this town.
He has sold his place near Delavan
and will go to Michigan to engage in
fruit farming.
The Evening Wisconsin for Thurs
day evening of this week published
what it claims as the first published
picture of Frederick ID. Underwood,
now vice-presidsnt and general mana
| ger of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway.
and former Wauwatosa boy. The pic
ture is stated to have just appeared
in the Railway Age and many Wauwa-
tosans recognize the same as fair
! likeness.
Nettleton & Co, the grocers, in an
nouncing their removal to their new
location on North Main street, be-
tween Cochran's news depot and w. ].
] Potters bicycle supply store, take
/ pleasure in announcing that they are
prepared in more central quarters to
meet all competition in their line of
goods both in quality and in price.
They carry a fresh line of all break
fast foods, fruit and vegetables in sea-
son, canned goods, teas, coffee and
spices, fresh eggsSand No l butter. at
prices which are bound to win, with a
full stock of all goods to be found in
their line of business. They will aim
to satisfy all patrons. and for that pur-
pose are ready to guarantee the quail
ity and quantity of their goods. If you
have not already called upon them, it
win be to your advantage to do so. If
you have already called, you win sure
ly call again.
i NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC-Per-
sons having dog, sheep, or cat bones,
that they would be willing to contrib
ute TO enterprising but ambitious stu
dents, will confer favor upon the
Sophomore Class by leaving such
bones near the front gate adjoining
the public highway.
Miss Alice Smith. class of 'O2, was
given a delightful surprise party on
Tuesday evening. September &c. being
her 14th birthday. Among those pres