Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-10-03

they played some team when they |
stack UP against Mannings proteges.
Mr.. T. d. Underwood and family, |
North Avenue, left for the east last
Sunday night.
Mr. 3, D. Hoyt is spending a two
weeks vacation in New York city and |
other points of interest in the east.
Mr., and Mrs, G. II. Cunderman re-
turned home from an automobile tour
through southern Wisconsin and nor
thern Illinois
Saturday evening, October 4, there
will be dance given at the Agrieul-
tural school gymnasium for the benefit |
of the football team.
MIR. and Mrs. Weinbrenner and fami- |
ly, have moved to Milwaukee. They |
have rented residence on Lake
Drive for two years.
The next meeting Of the Taxpayers
League will be held at the High school
on Monday evening, October 1s If
you are taxpayer you should be pre-
sent.
Mrs VI Il. Bliss, Fifth Avenue, un-
derYsnt an opera tion for appendicitis
at the Lakeside Hospital. milwaukee,,
last Tuesday afternoon. At the present
writing she is getting along as nicely
as can be expected under the care os
DR.. Il. II. Peterson.
Messrs. Ben Gridley, VIII McGill and
Clinton Kinney, North Avenue, leave
Saturday for Chippewa county, where
they go to look over land, with a view
of buying homestead. Arba Mower
of North Avenue, already has located
there, having bought farm of 100
acres,
At the First Congregational church
next Sunday. tho Rev Lucius o. Baird
D. D.. District Secretary of the Ameri
can Missionary Association, will speak
both morning and evening. In the
evening he win give "a sterropticon adj
dress gu 'Ifuman Dividends" Mr.. C.
b. Willis. general secretary of the Y.
M. CA, win address the newly organ
ized Mems Bible Class at 10 A, M.
4 vs ,atsf.5 sting sssertiag was held
at the High School last Tuesday even
ing, by the Parent-Teachers Associa-
tion. The article appearing in the
August number of the Outlook, by Mr..
Ed. Book, discussing the course of
study IN the lower grades, was read.
There was report from the social
committee, which is composed OF
teachers, parents and pupils, who re-
ported in favor of disseminating school
parties during the school week.
After lingering illness, Mrs Emily
Picker, age so years, died last week
Thursday evening, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. +. C. Washechek. Mrs.
Picker is survived by four children,
three girls and boy, Mrs, William
Tschirgi, Mrs. F. C. Washecheh, Mrs.
Fred Kocher and Mr.. Arthur Picls-
er. The funeral services were held at
the residence 16s State Street, last
Sunday at P. NJ. Interment at the
Wauwatosa Cemetery.
The bazaar TO be given for the bene-
fit of st. bernard S church OF this city,
Al,
kee. will open next Monday with nm
entertainment and address arranged
by the Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
Tuesday the Cathedral parish will
give card party in the afternoon and
an entertaining program in the even
ing. Thursday the Marquette Womans
League has planned card party in
the afternoon and supper and dancing
in the evening. St. Roses parish will
have charge of Wednesday, the
knights of Columbus on Friday and
the Gesu parish Saturday.
Wauwatosa is sadly in need of shade
trees. With exception Of few streets
we are practically without trees. No
one thing or combination of things
will give our town more dressy ap-
pearance than plenty of nice shade
trees of the right kind. AS the Fall
of the year is a good time 10 plant
trees, especially in season like this
with plenty of moisture in the ground
why wouldn't it be a good idea for
Wauwatosans TO take advantage Of the
opportunity now being offered by
the Hawks Nursery Company who
are obliged to open a new delivery
center elsewhere, before May lst,
1914. This company has large
surplus of unusually fine shade and or
namental trees which must be disposed
of soon, regardless Of price.
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