Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-04-28
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

guest at his residence.
]. d. Warren spent few days in
Chicago the past week.
To Waukesha and return via c. M.
& st. P. R'y, good for five days, so
cents.
A telephone has been placed IN the
office of the town clerk at the town
hall.
Mrs. M. E. Moorehouse left this
week for visit to friends in Chicago
and Missouri.
R. Girannella and family are now oc-
cupying their new home on Kava-
naugh Place.
J. E. Bossingham sustained a par
tial loss of his household effects on
Thursday by fire.
DR.. S. S. Leonard will rot remove
to Milwaukee as reported by our local
contemporary.
Chas. Dingado & Son have had built
a large ice box at their meat market
on West Main street.
VIM. Baier win add a brand new
shining delivery wagon to his bakery
outfit in few days.
The Wauwatosa Cinch Club gave a
we'll attended dancing party at Lefe-
ber's hall last evening.
H. P. Morse of this city has been
elected Grand Vice Regent of the Wis
consin Royal Arcanum.
Mrs. G. G. Glasier, of Madison,
spent part of the week visiting her
parents and friends in Wauwatosa.
j. A. KERN and family remove to
Waukesha, May LIST, G.. w. Prentice
will occupy the house left vacant.
DR.. e. A. Schmitz will occupy the
fiat over the postoffice; he will also
have his office in the Pabst building.
People reported on sick list: Mr..
and Mrs. H. N. Latin, E. w. Keats,
Mrs. JOS. Horle, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z.
Pilgrim, Jr.
G. A. Sylvester has been sick for
about week and has been confined to
the house during that time. He is
now slowly recovering.
The practice run made by the Wau-
watosa Fire Department on Thursday
of this week was all right and the boys
made swift time for few minutes.
Messrs. Ned Lewis and John
Hamme, after several days of Illness,
are back again at their respective
posts at the postoffice and Zarse &
Co.'S grocery.
The grand opening of the Boston
store, in their new home on Grand
avenue on Monday, April %, was a
very successful affair. 1t is one of the
largest and up to date department
stores in the city. Acres OF area in
which We're displayed elegant, new and
saleable merchandise arranged IA de-
partments, were filled with throngs of
people eager to see the beautiful dis
play and to avail themselves of the
bargains on every hand. That their
goods and prices are satisfactory is at
tested by the crowds visiting the store
all week and the wonderful amount
of goods sold.
Mr.. c. H. Shaw has returned from
a weeks stay at West Baden, Ind. In
that famous base ball game PLAYED
by Milwaukee men who were stopping
there, Mr.. S. played with the lean men.
while Mayor Rose of Milwaukee
played with the fat ones.
The newly elected officers of the st.
Martha Guild are as follows: Pres,
Mrs. G. C Murphy; Vice Pres, Mrs.
H. B. Huntry; Sec'y, Mrs. C. G. Dreut-
ger; Treas, Mrs. Horatio Gates.
Elmer VanUxem, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. VanUxem, was baptized at
the home of Mrs. VanUxem's mother
last Sunday by Rev. Patton. A few
friends were invited and the evening
was pleasantly passed.
Quite a severe assault was made
upon son OF Mr.. Brandenberg of the
Third Ward at Saturday night dance
| at a place on the WATERFOWL plank
road. Brass knuckles were freely used
and Mr.. Brandenberg's face was badly
bruised.
Mr.. Charles Stickney was on a wild
goose chase last Saturday which, how
| ever, seems to have had an entirely
satisfactory result, as he came home
with his game bag we'll filed, with
one of the birds, and two more tied
on outside. The geese were killed on
MIR. Stickney's farm in the town of
Nauwatosa, and they were genuine