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Newspaper
Wauwatosa News
Location
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
1
Mr. Fred Lieber announces purchase of the Harness Shop from A Kuchynski and will operate at 18 State Street offering a full line of harnesses and saddlery items.
Community items include travel to Janesville and Pewaukee Lake visits, church services at Trinity and Methodist, a Buffalo Bill show outing, a Light Guard series game schedule, a civic parade participation, and a Lutherans picnic with band music and refreshments. Residents named include L R Gridley, Hattie Rice, Dr Maag, Mrs Lillibridge, J H Voelkel, Chas Abel, W H Landolt, Alma McCullough, Julius Marquardt, Dorcas Hal, Dorcas Hal, Mrs Diedrich, Dr J F Corbett, Mark F Sanford, and Ensworthians group attendees.
Voters are reminded to check the August 25 registry list prepared by inspectors for the City Matosa primary on September 1. The La Crosse area features the Waukee Pickle Co. shipping carloads, and Leonard Auwatosa is a candidate on the 1st district ballot. The Grand Lodge Templars held near Waupaca named a new chief. The local band meets weekly in the old town hall, and tennis champion Helen Myers and Laura Loveland are noted among winners and community figures.
The Common Council met Tuesday led by Mayor Charles B. Perry with Aldermen Currie Williams Glaus Taylor Prndish and Fido present. The session approved minutes and July bills and referred water mains and bond issues to committees. A text book adoption was approved and school pages opened, with primary elections set for September 1. Doctor Maag’s office announces closure August 22 to September 1.
Listing notes two harness horses and buggies with chickens and farm items. Several stores and household articles offered. Address given as Bert Hail on North Avenue west of Ludington Avenue.
Small rental offered for two or three rooms suitable for light housekeeping starting October 1. Inquire at this office for details and terms.
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