Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-10-03
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Mrs. A. V. Brigham leaves this week
for the Hot Springs.
L R. Gridley spent Sunday at James
vile, with his son and family.
Mrs. c. II. Drisdell is visiting at the
home of her brother, L. S. Pease.
A school party was held in the High
School gymnas um last Friday night.
Miss Jennie Copeland has accepted a
position as teacher at Sheboygan, Wis.
Mrs. j. A. B. Tomplsins left Tuesday
for a months visit with relatives at
Boston.
Mrs Curtis, sister of Messrs. Fred
and win Underwood, is visiting in
Wauwatosa.
r. NJ Johnson of Menshkemo, was a
guest at the home of L. s. Pease dur
ing the week.
Miss Alice Tiff left last week for
Dennison, Ohio, where she will attend
the University.
G. A. Haney will be poultry manager
ut the Underwood Model Farm on
North Avenue.
Miss Helen st. George gave dane
ing social at the Guild Hall last Wedn'
esday evening.
rhe meeting of the Twentieth Cen
tury Topic club on October I3, is guest
day and musicale.
Mrs. MOI ehouse and daughters, en-
tertain Wednesday afternoon at bridge
at the Hotel IrVington.
The faculty of the gricultural school
gave their annual reception TO the
students last Friday evening.
The Agricultural school is organiz-
ing class in agriculture for mature
people. 1t will meet Monday.
Mrs. Charles e. Wilson, East Mill
waukee Avenue, entertained the Read
ing Circle last Tuesday afternoon.
This Friday afternoon at s:so, st,
Martha's Guild will hold the Hrst meet
ing of this season at the Guild Hall
Capt. H N. Davis left Tuesday for
Beaver Dam, where he will be one OF
the officials at the Dodge county fair.
Mrs. Frances Niclxerson and daugh-
ters Helen and Carol, have left for
Miss Cowle's school for girls at Holt
daysburg, Pa.
Mrs. l. Rodger Houtka mp. entertain
ed at Kensington last Wednesday
afternoon. This Friday afternoon she
entertains at bridge.
Mrs. Maxson entertains Friday even
ing for the Rev. and Mrs Fink, pastor
of the NJ. e. church, who come here
from Kaukauna, Wis.
The Inter Sc Club hold their first
meeting of the year at the home of the
President, Mrs. John Anderson, Alice
Street, this Friday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will have an all day meeting,
open to the public, at the church par
lors. October 7. Lunch will be served
at noon.
The State Convention of Congrega-
tioual churches, is in session AT Wau-
kesha from Thursday to Saturday,
The Rev. Howell ID. Davies and Mr.. j.
o. Myers are in attendance.
There were about twenty-five pres
ent at the good roads meeting, held at
the Good Templar hall last Monday
evening. We are informed that the
meeting was quite interesting.
The Underwood Memorial Baptist
church have had successful meetings
during the week. which will end next
Sunday evening. All are invited to
attend. The programs rendered have
been good in every particular.
Charles c. Jacobus left Tuesday night
for Detroit. Mich, to attend the Amer
lean Road Convention. Mr.. Jaeobus
was appointed state delegate by Gov.
McGovern. There were three appoint
ed for each Congressional district.
Mrs. Ivan Conklin, Church Street,
will entertain at a luncheon, Friday
for the members of the Woman's Liter
arv Club of which organization the
hostess is charter member. This
social meeting given for the members
of the club will open the seasons ac-
tivities.
E. G. Taylor, aged ss years, father
of W. &. Taylor, town of Wauwatosa,
wandered away from home last satur-
day and was found on the railway
bridge in the center of this city and
taken to the home of his son. The old
gentleman is quite feeble and he was
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