Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-09-05

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~ Morning service as usual at 7:a0
lad 1880 A. M. The financial year OF
the parish begins this week. Tho an
nuai parish meeting, with reports and
Ielection Of officers viii be held next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lefeber spent the
wesis end at Eagle, Wis. with DR.. aud
Mrs. Ieerend.
Miss Alice Tiff entertained num-
ber Of her girl friends at stag party
last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Flory. wauwa-
tosa Avenue. entertained at a corn
roast last Monday night.
Miss Frances Durbin left the first Of
the week for Pittsburg. Pa. where she
| viii teach in the High School.
After several weeks visiting in
Minnesota, Lois Owens returned to
her home on Third Avenue. Thursday
Ievening.
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first OF tha week from Monroe. Wis,
where she visited with friends and
relatives
/ Miss May Casperson was given q. sur
prise party last Monday afternoon by
a number of her young friends of this
city aud Milwaukee.
A little daughter OF Leonard Wolf OF
this city was run over and seriously
hurt last Sunday afternoon on State
Sss1et. by an automobile owned by DR..
Ill Z. Schmidt of West Allis.
Henry Z. Rose OF Princeton. Wis.
father OF II. e. Rose Of this city, died
: at st. Agnes hospital in Fond du Lac
last Monday. The remains were bur-
ried AZ the wauwatosa cemetery lass
: Thursday afternoon.
The Perry Centennial celebration at
, Put IL Bay. September 10. to dedicate
the light house. erected in honor Of
the Perry victory. win be attended by
many Wauwatosans, the y smbers OF
the State Perry commission. Those
who will attend are: Mr.. aud Mrs. c.
Is. Perry. mr.. aud Mrs. T.. 5. Pease.
Air. and Mrs. L. c. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Doerfler. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B..
Tompkins. Miss Marion and Bud Perry
they leave Sunday and take the lake
rps
Clarence II Hnlburt. who Is ia the
employ of the National Guernsey Cat
tie Club, having spent two months Ia
the inspection OF Guernsey farms
; around Boston, New York aud phils-
r delphia. and several days at the ma
tional headquarters of the Club at
Z Peterboro, N H., spent last Thursday
a aud Friday at home. lie left Friday
night to represent the Club at the
state fairs of Minnesota. Kansas. Colo
. rado, Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa and
Illinois.
Messrs. Edmund Remington, presi-
dent Of the 500 line, Daniel Willard,
president of the Baltimore & Ohio, +.
e. Botcheider. president OF the Chicago
Terminal, w. L. Martin, vice-president
: of the 500 line, Chas, T. Clement.
!. treasurer OF the 500 line. George Hunt
ington. general manager of the 500
line. 7. A. Fogine, mechanical super
q intendent of the 500 line, William
2 Schlafke, mechanical superindent OF
t the Erie railroad. James Burk of the
Erie railroad, and f. r. Ripley OF the
4 Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fs, were
: guests last Sunday Of Fred y. Under
, wood at his summer home on North
Avenue in this city.
} Rev. Edgar T. Farrill. Field Ssere-
, tary OF the Wisconsin State Christian
I Endeavor Union. will be the speaker
at the First Congregational church
next Sunday, both morning and even
, ing. At the morning service he will
give an address or the C, z. movement
1 in the churches. A e:30 there viii be
conference of the Young Peoples So
eieties OF the First N. Il the Under
wood Memorial and the Congregation
al church in the parlors of the CoDgre-
gational church, When an opportunity
win be given TO question Mr.. Farrill
: as to the methods and results Of sue
eessful societies. At 7:45 Mr. Farrill
will conduct a Young Peoples rally. to
which all are inuitsA. Speeisl music
t will be a feature Of both the conference
t and the rally. Mr.. Farrill is known
: as very forceful speaker and a suc-
$ cessful worker among Young people.
, His coming is therefore looked for
ward to with considerable expectation
E FOR SALE-One bedstead and
springs, one wash stand. two lamps,