Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-02-28

Saturday on business aud pleasure
trip,
The Vanwatosa News is ten years
old today and we hope to live to a good
old age. We aim TO run paper for all
the people and request that our readers
send in any items of interest they may
know of.
Miss Grace Strong and Mr.. j. j.
Dewey Of Hartford, VT, were married
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
+ 3. Loveland, e. Milwaukee Ave,
Wednesday last at l2 o'clock, Rev. Ed
wards, Milwaukee officiating
The Twsntieth Century Topic club
met at the home of Mrs. II. A. Nolte,
Monday Afternoon Mines. Z. A. Moore
and d. 9. Hathaway assisting. Musi-
cal numbers and recitations were given
All enjoyed delightful afternoon.
The entertainment given at the M.
e, church last evening was grand
success. 4 progrm which consisted OF
4
were all FIRST class. Those who were
not in attendance missed rare treat.
Gins. L Fisher, chairman Of the
board Of Supervisors, resigned Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Fisher has some prop
erty whicN the board intends purehas-
ing, and be had to resign in order to
make the Zeal. Luke Scanlon of Oak
Creek was elected to WELD the gavel.
Miss Carrie Warren, s5 W. Main ST.,
was taken greatly by surprise on Tues
day afternoon. Upon her return from
aneighbor she found her house taken
possessioA of by twenty-five ladies
bearing refreshments all come to spend
the afternoon, A good time was en-
joyed b all.
The Rev G. Gausewitz who was call
ed to milwaukee, little over year
ago TO accept the pastorate of Grace
Lutheran church, Milwaukee, one Of
the leading Lutheran congregations
has been nominated as candidate
to succeed the bate Prof Hoeneebe as
director Of the Lutheran Theological
Seminary. in this city.
The Ladies Aid society of st. Johns
Lutheran church, West Main Street,
expects to hold sale of aprons and
other needle work at the schoolhouse
Of the chnfeh next Tuesday, March 5,
in the affetnoon aud evening Refresh
nens s4iss'Sss gper will he served BY the
ladies. Ali friends of the church are
invited.
Mrs. Mary Sheldon, an old resident
of Milwaukee County, aud well known
to large number of Wauwatosa peo-
pie, died at her home In West Allis at
the age of OIL years. Mrs. Sheldon was
born in Pntneyville, n. Y, in 1917, and
came with her parents and settled in
North Greenfield in 1899. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock
lnterment being in the Wauwatosa
cemetery.
The Woman's club entertained the
West Allis club and the +. c. T. club, |
last Thursday afternoon, on a trip from |
Wauwatosa to Minneapolis on the |
Pioneer Limited was taken leaving the |
Public Library station at 2:30 p. IN. re-
turning in time for supper. They stop |
ped at all the principle stations includ |
ing Portage. Honeymoon Corners, State
of Bliss, La Crosse, Squashville. Loon /
town and st. Paul. Last call in the |
dining car was at Minneapolis.
The school board appointments com
mittee Friday night recommended Bert
Hall. ofsthis city, for the newly created
Office of chief truancy officer and Miss
Bessie L. Buckley for the fifth member
of the truancy corps Mr.. Hall has
been identified with The Journals
movement to help newsboys and has
given considerable study To the prob
len of the city boy. Miss Buckley is
teacher ia the Fifth district school No.
1. The school board will act on this
appointment at the March meeting
We congratulate Bert and with him
success