Seasonal foods shift with hot months ahead
The text notes a change in edible choices as warm weather arrives. Seasonable vegetables rise in popularity while ready to serve meats like tongue ham and summer sausage gain favor during the hot months.
17 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Wauwatosa News
Location
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
The text notes a change in edible choices as warm weather arrives. Seasonable vegetables rise in popularity while ready to serve meats like tongue ham and summer sausage gain favor during the hot months.
A nice seven room cottage is available for rent. Inquire at 525 Fourth Avenue Wauwatosa. Call evenings for arrangements. Apply 56 West Main Street for a hand vacuum cleaner for hire.
WANTED Girl for general house work and washer woman. Apply 174 Kavanaugh Place. WANTED TO RENT two or three furnished rooms with private family or an apartment for the summer. J. A. Hasty, 407 Mitchell Building, Milwaukee.
Community briefs list local happenings including residents visiting, births on June 8, illnesses, vacations, and forthcoming events. Highlights mention Clarence Hulbart home from UW, a new baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Weshburn, and Ed Leister's two week vacation, plus library hours in June and safety notes about planned railroad work by July 1.
The club met at D. J. Hages home last Tuesday with Mrs McCreery presenting a paper on Political Parties Since the Civil War. Officers for 1910 11 were elected: President Howard White Vice President A Kratehe Secretary Mrs Molbach Treasurer Mrs Rose. A party is planned for Saturday afternoon and the annual banquet will be held at Espenhain's Grill Room in the evening.
Mrs Mary Greenwood Morton wife of I Morton died at home on North Main Street on Wednesday morning June 15 Funeral at National Church Friday at 10 30 Rev Kelly officiating with burial in Forest Home Cemetery She is survived by husband and two sons Jam IF Hinze died at home of his parents on St Charles Street Monday evening June 13 at age 40 after a battle with illness A funeral was held Thursday June 26 at 4 30 AM from Holy Cross Church
Wilhelmina Zimmermann Wihetaitna Aluimerarann wife of John Zimmermann died Saturday afternoon at the family home on Church Street. She was 14. The funeral was held Monday at 2:30 PM with interment in Wauwatosa cemetery. She leaves a husband and a large family.
Nancy Eb. Warren died at her sister Mrs. Hf. Ee. Baker’s home on Charel Street Wednesday June 15 at age 69. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM from the Congregational Church with interment at Forest Home.
Miss Mae McCord wed Cornelius Lefeber last Tuesday evening at the Porter home. Miss Bessie McCord was maid of honor with Everett Hart as best man. Eleanor McCord Swan played as the bridal party entered. Rev. A C Kelly performed the ceremony. The room featured palms smilax and pink and white peonies. Mrs Swan also played Mendelssohn after the service. The bride wore white silk with Irish lace. bouquet of lilies of the valley and white sweet peas. Out of town guests included Robert Watt Ludington Michigan Mrs A Gibbs Oakland California and Mrs M J Clarke New York. They plan a two week eastward trip and will reside here on return.
Notice reads two classifieds: a four room flat for rent at 85 West Main Street for one or two people with no children, and a help wanted ad seeking a young girl to assist with housework at 60 Watson Avenue, no washing or cooking, must sleep at home.
Private sale Wednesday June 22 with items including a gas stove rocking chairs mattress springs bedstead tables chairs stools lawn mower electric stove cooker and more. Sale starts after 12 noon if not sold earlier. Address 307 First Avenue.
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