Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-03-25

Miss Bessie Taylor, Madison, called
on friends in Wauwatosa last week.
Attend that W. L. &. orchestra dance
this Saturday evening. 1t will be some
dance.
Henry Wagner left last Saturday for
Louisiana, Mo-, where le will spend
his Easter vacation.
Several official publications appear
in this weeks issue, including the elec-
| tion notice read them over
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. TIollister of
Kenosha, spent Tuesday as the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin j. Elton.
Last Saturday was nice spring day
and made a person feel like going fish
| ing. You could almost hear them bite
Fred Fido is candidate for re-elee-
tion for alderman in TIE Fourth Ward.
He thinks one good turn deserves
another.
| G. II. Cunderman has the contract
for putting in of the pumping plants
at Calverv Cemetery and Holy Cross
Cemetery.
A. c. Hanson will leave Monday for
| Marinette where he has been eallt d
for landscape work by lumber kings If
that city,
Sunday morning at the Methodist
C lurch, the choir viii render the sacred
cmta ia, "The Easter Evangel Rev
j. f. Ilirsch will preach
Mrs. r. A. Moore who has been at
L ing Beach, Cal, will return this week
Friday. Miss Hattie Swan who ac-
companied her stopped off at Kansas
City.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will be entertained on Monday. March
2s at the home of Mrs. c. Il. Wilson.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Chandler.
Mrs, Urban and Mrs. .Lundy win e, I.
tertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
1 Methodist chnnsls, Tuesday afternoon
March 70, at the home of Mrs. Urban,
50 East Milwaukee Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth q Klein OF this city,
and John o. Engel of Whitewater,
were married, October &c, 1909 at
Rock ford, Ill, by Rev james Z. Abbott
of the State Street Baptist church.
The we'll on the site of the tubercu-
'osis hospital in the town of Wauwa-
has been condemned 10y the health de-
partment because of the condition of
the water. A new well will be drilled.
The W. c. r. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. Lefeber. West Main Street, on We'd
nesday afternoon, March 30 Election
of officers for the coming year will
take place and "a full attendance is de-
sired
The last basketball game of the sell
son will be played at the Wauwatosa
! High School gymnasium tonight. The
German-English Academy will play
the first team and the Perseverance
Intermediates will play the second
team.
The people of the town of Wauwa-
tosa did themselves proud last Friday
at the caucus and placed in nomination
men who can be relied on. IL. p.
Bradley was nominated by a big
majority which shows that he Is held
in high esteem by the voters. We con-
gratulate them all.
4 j. L. Lundy, Warren Avenue, is a
candidate for alderman in the Second
! Ward. Mr.. Lundy is with the Fred
NJ. Prescott Steam Pump Co.. of West
Allis, and is spoken of very highly by
all who know him. lie will If elected
attend strictly to the business of his
ward and the city at large.
4 One of the busiest places in Wauwa-
tosa on Saturday evenings is the First
National Bank. The bank is open from
7 TO s to accommodate our people, and
the cashier and his assistant are kept
on the Jump InlS institution has Gel
tainly came to the front and it is
second to none in the state.
The Light Guard met last Tuesday
evening for drill At the business
meeting Frank Newman Ferguson was
elected second Lieutenant of the com
2any. The play committee reported
that the first rehearsal for the Private
Secretary would be held some time this
week. The Misses Hunter and Van
Antwerp will act as directresses
There will be Three Hour service
from noon to 3 =. NJ. on Good Friday
at the Trinity church. The service
will consist OF hymns, prayers and ad-
dresses, in the Seven Words of Chris.