Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-10-06

nowadays.
Mrs. II. E. Rose and children spent
Sunday with her brother at Pine Lake.
The work of grading West Milwau-
lxee Avenue is going along at rapid
rate.
G. L. Tiff spent Saturday and Sum
day last, with his son at West Salem,
Wis.
Work has been started on the new
Agricultural School in the town Of
Wauwatosa.
Mrs, G. w. Roberts of Weyauwega.
Wis. has been a guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
~. It. Corbett.
Howard Seamans has returned home
from Montana and is now employed at
the Wnuwatosa bank.
j. NJ. Grantham who recently moved
to Evanston, H., spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with friends in Wauwatosa
In the will of Mrs. NJ. A. Il. Sanford
filed for probation, we notice that she
has provided for fountain for Wau-
watosa.
Messrs. j. A. Schwaiger and A. c.
Hanson spent few days of last week
hunting and brought back fifteen duck
apiece.
/ A regular meeting of Wauwatosa
Lodge No. e67 L & A. NJ will be held
Saturday evening, October7. Work in
Nj. NJ. degree.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church, will meet at the home of Mrs.
Hubert Digman. 81 Windsor Avenue,
next Thursday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Hon. Frank s. Regan of Rockford,
H., will deliver his lecture, The Fool
Taxpayer, at the Underwood MemoFi-
al Baptist church next Monday even
ing.
w. D. voeliIel, Greystone Park, who
has been at Iron Mountain, Mich, dur
ing the summer has returned home and
will resume his studies at Marquette
university.
Wauwatosa Theater Delight will
show every evening, beginning next
Sunday, October s, with matinee Sun
day afternoon. Complete change Of
program every evening.
Rev II. II. Riggs of Constantinople,
who is to address the meeting of the
American Board in Milwaukee, next
week will speak at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning
Miss Ruth Sporleder will give an
organ recital of sacred music at the
i, Underwood Memorial Baptist church,
Sunday at 7:so r. NJ. She will be assist
ed by the choir which will render
special music. Public cordially invit-
/ ed
DIR. and Mrs. D. w. Hulburt. Rev.
and Mrs. M f. Sanborn. Rev o. v.
Wheeler, Mr.. A. r. Smith. Mrs. James
Lefeber, Mrs c. w. Cairncross, and the
Misses Lily Pelton. Elsie Moore and
/
consin Baptist State convention at
Janesville this week.
Have you paid your subscription to
1 the Wauwatosa News? If you have
not, we invite you to call. Remainder
If paid in advance, the price is 81 90. If
not Sl.25 at the end of the year, We
would like to see all our subscribers
take advantage of the 25c discount be-
cause we are not troubled by sending
out bills then.
The next meeting of the Twentieth
Century Topic club will be luncheon
at the High School, October o. The
girls of the Domestic Science depart
ment assisting. All expecting to at
tend please notify some member of the
programme committee not later than
October 6 as no provision for plates
win be made after that date.
The Inter Sc club will hold its first
meeting on Friday. October 6, at the
home of Mrs. John Anderson, Alice
Street. Miss Radcliffe will give talk
on Domestic Science. The delegates
to the Federation meeting at Green
Bay are: Mrs. Howard White and Mrs,
Brussoek, alternates, Mrs. d. j. Hayes
aud Mrs. II. e. Rose.
/ Eighty young people attented the
social of the B. Y. P. U. at the Baptist
church last Friday evening. Ernest
I Lefeber gave an interesting talk on
his recent trip through the yellow
stone Park. 1t was illustrated by a
hunred fine views thrown on the screen
by refiecterscope. The social COM
mittee served dainty lunch in the