Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-07-05

folk, Va.
Capt and Mrs, Henry Leisl spent
the 4th at Whitewater.
Miss Grace Gregg has returned fror,
a visit at oconomowoc.
St. Marthat's Guild has discontinued
its meetings for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas E. Jndson spent
the 4th at Portage with relatives.
flr. F. j. Mann spent the week end
with his family or Church street.
Mrs. James Lefeber, sr., is visiting
her son, Wilbur, at Evansville.
Did you take in the Ringling Bros.
circus? 1t was well worth seeing,
]. NJ. Grantham, Evanston, shook
hands with Wauwatosa friends, Mon
day.
Mr.. Hugo Schubel, Chicago, is spend
ing few days at the home of ID. f.
Philip.
Miss Lulu Bechtel's pupils gave a
musical at the Trvington Saturday af-
ternoon.
A large number of our college stu
dents are hard at work. Hurray for
vacation!
Miss Myrtle Farnham, Michigan
City, Ind, has been guest of Miss
Miriam Hoyt.
Mr.. Fl. A. Propp, city carrier, is
spending two weeks vacation at
Newark, Ohio.
The ladiesof st. Bernard's congrega.
ton gave kitchen shower at the par
senage Wednesday.
A new indirect lighting system is be-
ing installed in the Underwood Memoir
ial Baptist church.
Mrs. Frances Nickerson and daught-
er, have returned TO Wauwatosa. after
spending year in the east.
Mrs. Henry LeislS and Mrs. L. b..
Gregg, gave a largely attended Ken
sington last Friday Afternoon.
Mrs. Rex McCreery of Green Bay,
spent the Fourth with her father, DR..
s. :. Leonard, West Main street.
Miss Fiossie Spaulding of DeKalb,
IN, visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. C. Pilgrim. Second avenue.
Gerry Jacobus, son of c. G. Jacobus,
who underwent an operation at the
Milwaukee hospital has returned home
The lawns of the Methodist church
and parsonage have been much inn
proved by grading, sodding and setting
out shrubs.
Uncle Toms Cabin and the Beverung
brothers circus showed to full houses
here last week. Who says Wauwatosa
isn't on the map?
Mr.. and Mrs. ellison Glasier of Madi-
son, spenb q few days of this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Kel-
logg, Church Street
DR.. Stanley T.. Pilgrim of this city,
has been appointed assistant chief meat
inspector by Health Commissioner
Kraft of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles Sticlney and daughter
Helen, Frances Kneeland, this city left
for Alaska last Saturday, where they
will spend the summer.
The tennis courts opposite the High
School have been put in first class con-
dition and the club members are enjoy
ing the game early and late,
Mr.. II. d. Morton of Milwaukee, will
conduct the services in trinity church
next Sunday, at lo;30 A. M. The other
services win be omitted. Sunday school
as usual at $3.50.
Mr.. Lee Rose, st. James street, en-
tertained at farewell party last Fri
day evening. Lee left this week for
Washington where he will stay for an
indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred d. Underwood and
family spent the 4th at their summer
home on North Avenue, this city. The
family will remain for some time. Mr.
Underwood will leave the first of the
week for New York, but will return
later.
Dr. Frank NJ. Scheele has received
the appointment as house physician at
Johnston Emergency hospital, Milwau-
kee. Frank will begin his services the
1st of August. This is civil service
situation and he is 10 be congratulated
on the excellent examination passed he
having the highest marks.
A memorial service was held Sunday
afternoon at Underwood Memorial
Baptist church for Dorothy Williams
who died June 4. She was 10 years
Fand 2I DAYS old and had been for some