Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-12-23


The days nave began to lengthen, oh
for the good old summer time.
All of our young men and women at
tending different colleges are home for
the holidays,
Pete Van Uxem, started Nedne ~
morning to work through the holidays
at the postoffice as sub carrier.
The w. C. T|U. will meet with Mrs
e. j. Kearney, Second Avenue, Thurs
day afternoon, December 30.
We will not have green Christmas
from present indications. Nice brisk
winter weather here in Wauwatosa.
Note the ad OF the First National
Bank in this issue. There is more
truth than poetry in their statement.
John A. Bayliss town of Wauwatosa
is made defendent in IS. 900 damage
snit The plaintiff is Frank Lambert.
We call your attention to the bar
gains offered by the Hammond Pub
fishing Company in their ad in this
issue.
Frederick and Howard Godfrey are
home TO spend the holidays with their
parents They are attending school in
Tennessee.
The pupils of Holy Cross School,
Blue Mound road, will give an enter
tainment Sunday, January s, 1911, at
o'clock in the afternoon
Orlo Waugh and little niece, Grace,
daughter of c. d. Waugh, left last
week for Rochester, N. Y, where they
will spent the holiday season.
| The Juvenile Temple Of this city sent
q number Of Christmas remembrances
to the Journal last Wednesday to be
distributed to Milwaukee's poor chill
dren.
| The Wauwatosa Light Guard teams
will line up against the North Minister
basketball teams of Milwaukee next
Wednesday night, Everybody come
out and see this game.
We extend to all Merry Christmas
whether reader of the News or not.
If it were i'm our power we would make
everybody happy, but have not got
enough Of this worlds goods to do so,
but we can and do extend our best
wishes to all.
| V. E. Hanks, town of Wauwatosa,
shipped close to six hundred ton of
sugar beets to the Meuomouee Falls
sugar beet factory during the past few
days. Close to five hundred tors #
which was raised on the II. L. Moore
farm on North Avenue.
The Children's Christmas Carol Fes-
tival of Trinity Episcopal church win
be held in the church on Tuesday even
ing, December 81, at 7:30 o'clock.
Everyone is invited to attend and all
members Of the parish are especially
urged to do so. The service will be
followed by Christmas tree in the
Guild Hall.
On Christmas Day there will be cele-
brations of the Holy Communion in
Trinity church at 6:30 and 7:30 A. NJ
Morning Prayer and Carols, with Sun
dav School at $50, Holy Eucharist and
Sermon at 1O:3O Evensong at 1880 p,
NJ. The attention Of parishioners is
called to the additional service at G:3O
! A. NJ.
The Woman's Club held delightful
Christmas meeting last Thursday even
ing in the club rooms. Each member
was privileged to invite one guest and
large number were present. Miss
Cundall gave very interesting talk
on the Passion Play and music was
furnished by several members from
the Tuesday Musical Club. Refresh
ments were served by the committee in
charge of the evening.
The editor and family will enjoy
turkey on Christmas. through the gen
erosity of one of our old subscrib bers.
Mr. Mike Schlenger Of Cresco, Ia. at
one time a resident of the town of
Wauwatosa and well known by large
number here. The turkey weighed
close tots pounds and is certainly fine
looking bird, and arrived by express
Tuesday afternoon nicely Grated. We
will think Of you Mike while enjoying
our Christmas dinner and extend TO
you and yours Merry Christmas.