Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-04-05
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Lefeber Bros. expect to occupy their
new store about May /.
| new awning has been put on in
front of the postoffiee.
/ Mrs. IL. $. Temple entertained at
bridge last Tuesday evening.
Spring has come, the birds are here.
But keep your overcoat always near.
The postoffice win be open in all de
partments Easter Sunday morning
from to 8 A. Nj.
e. G. Nettleton arrived in Wauwatosa
Monday evening after spending the
winter in Florida.
| Now is the time to clean up around
your yard, Wauwatosa is noted for
her beautiful lawns.
| The non partisan ticket seems to have
| put one over on the Socialists in Mil
waukee. 1t was TO be expected
FL. Mann and SON leftTnesday night
for Devils Lake, S D., where they will
begin railroad grading work soon
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
viii meet Monday with Mrs. Hodges,
Wauwatosa Avenue Mrs Osborn as
sisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, A. Thomas, Wauke-
gan, H., expect to return and occupy
their residence onWinsorAvenue about
May /.
Mrs. Louis Shepard. state president
of W. C. L. u. of Utah, will be a guest
of Mrs Chas Edwin Wilson. Wauwa-
tosa Avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will meet at 2:3o P. NJ, April
II at the home of Mrs. G. L. Tiff, West
North Avenue.
The Damon house on West Main
Street is being remodeled by F. II.
sporleaer and when completed will
make fine appearance
Fred d. Underwood and family have
been spending few days At tl.eis
home on North Avenue, this city They
came in their private car.
Misses Mary Pease. Madison, and
Bessie Cowley. Calumet, Mich. will
spend the Easter vacation with Mr..
and Mrs L. S Pease, Wauwatosa Ave-
nue..
The Woman's Club held their regular
meeting Thursday Mrs. A. II. Butler
tgave reading and a violin solo was
rendered by Mrs. Philip Rogers of Mil
waukee.
! At meeting OF St Bernhard's con-
qregation. building committee con-
sisting of Frank Doherty, c. J. Eckstein
Fred Yehle, #. d. O'Rourse and j..
Kutchenreuter was elected
| Mrs. ReinlSe died at her home on
blanchard Street last week. She leaves
to mourn her loss. her husband and
seven small children. The funeral was
held from st. Johns Lutheran church
last Sunday,
A large chorus choir win sing the
cantata Resurrection . by Manney. at
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
church next Sunday morning. April Z,
at 7:30. Baptism and the Lords supper
will be observed at the morning SER
vice.
Services are being held in the Shu-
bert theater, Milwaukee, daily this
week from 1905 to 1880, under the
auspices of the Episcopal church. Ad-
dresses are given by the Rev. w. e.
johnson of La Crosse who is an elo-
quent preacher.
Arrangements have been made for a
six foot cement walk from Wauwatosa
Avenue down Stickney Avenue to the
ball park Mr.. Underwood is leaving
nothing undone to make the Stickney
Athletic Park the best in the state.
Mrs. Bucholtz died at her home on
~. Chafles street, TINS city, at the age
of II years, last week Thursday, and
was buried in the Brookfield cemetery
Sunday, March 80 She leaves to mourn
her loss one son and three daughters.
DR. William KeatIng who for the past
six years has practiced medicine and
surgery in this state has moved with
his family into the Gregg residence at
2ss North Main Street, where he has
opened an Office His professional card
appears in another column of the paper.
The Congregational churches of Mil
waukee, will hold a union Communion
service in the Congregational church
of Wauwatosa this. Good Friday, even
ing at p NJ. Rev. F. II. Sheldon,