Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-02-09
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a. John wagner and family have
moved into the fiat over his shoe store.
| A number of our chicken fauciers at
tended the poultry show at Walkesha
last week.
Mrs. Augusta Baltes is quite serious
~ i'll at the home Of her daughter in
Milwaukee.
John Perry of Oxford, Conn, is a
guest at the home of his brother and
family, Chas. b. Perry,
Mrs. Emil Klenck left last week for
Pleasant Dale, Neb to visit her sick
aunt and also for her health.
Mrs. Maud McCreery of Green Bay,
is spending the week with her father,
DIR. ). $. Leonard in this city.
Miss Rheo Mueller of Manitowoc
Wis, is spending few weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Roo,
Hyde Park.
Fred ID. Underwood speut few days
OF the past week at his bungalow in
this city and attended TO several busi-
ness matters
There will be some game of basket
ball at the Armory Saturday night
when the Light Guard plays the local
High School team.
The meeting of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Topic Club on Monday, February
-, will be at the home of Mrs. Stevens
Mrs. Corbett assisting.
The Misses Theresa Moore and Mar
garet Gridley leavenext week for trip
to New Orleansand Birmingham, Ala,
where they will visit with friends and
relatives.
E. r Godfrey, Jr., is remodeling
house on Sixth Avenue. John Van Roo
is the architect and carpenter, j. Il.
Blodgett has the heating and A. W.
Glawe has the plumbing.
Again we say Don't forget that
the Wauwatosa Fire Department are
going to give dance at the Armory
on Wednesday evening, February IA"
Tickets can be had from any member,
n better street car service is in store
for Wanwatosa and vicinity. Our city
will receive twenty minute headway
and ten minute Roadway will be
given Graystone Park on the Wells
street line.
We call attention of our readers to
the speach delivered at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist church last Sunday
evening by Prof Chester Lloyd-Jones,
which appears IN full on the last page
of this paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lillibridge are
visiting with Roys mother on Kava-
naugh Place. Roy underwent an oper-
alton at the Milwaukee hospital the
first part of the week and from late re-
ports he is getting along nicely.
The third number OF the Lecture
Course provided by the Mems Club of
the Congregational church will be given
Friday evening, February 10. MIR.
Charles Howard Plattenburg highly
commended as "a popular lecturer, will
be here at that time.
The Brouwer Shoes took two more
scalps by defeating the Perseverance,
Cresents 80 To IS and the Iroquois is to
6 last Friday evening at the High
School gym. This Saturday they will
play the preliminary game at the Light
Guard hall against the Cresents.
The entertainment now furnished at
the Bijou Theatre surpasses anything
that has ever been shown there before
The pictures are good, the singing
good and the playing is excellant. Mr..
Richter, who manages the theater
| now, has secured the services of MIR. j.
Cain of this city, to play the drums.
There will be general mass meet
ing at the High School room next Tues
day evening, February 10. for the pur-
Npose of discussing the Commission
Form of Government, which is to be
voted ON in this city. The law will be
read by section and discussed. All are
invited, both ladies aud gentlemen. Be
sure and come.
/ The Womans Club of West Allis and
the Twentieth Century Topic Club
were entertained by the Wauwatosa
/ Womans Club on February /. An en-
| joyable program, consisting os a
dramatic reading from the book of
Ruth by Mrs. Harrington and music
! by Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Cutter, and a