Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-05-30
Our Heroes!
May Your
Memory Live
Forever!
May has had six sunny days so far.

1
Mrs. L. G Wheeler visited at
Madison.
Mr.. John Engle is in Whitewater.
visiting relatives.
Carpenters are busy at the Armory
remodelling stairways.
Do not forget the apron sale on June
6, at the Graystone prrk Mission.
| The heavy rain of Tuesday night did
considerable damage to our streets.
Mrs. Fred Morton is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Frank Clodv OF California.
Several Wauwatosa men will speak
at Milwaukee schools on Decoration
Day.
Mrs. Phillip A. Kolb entertained the
birthday Club at luncheon last Wed
nesday.
Frank N. Ferguson spent Saturday
snd Sunday with Ralph Hammond at
Madison.
Miss Isabel e. skinner is spending
the week end at Genoa, Wis, with
relatives.
The Girls Frier dly Society gave a
dancing party at the Guild Hall last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C Wheeler spent
Sunday at Cedar Lake, the guest of DR..
and Mrs. j. s. Cutler.
Miss Carol Clapp. who has been eisit-
ing her sister Isabel, at oberlin College
returned home last week.
| DR.. Archie 5ellnsoD. Freemons. O..
has returned home after spending
several days in Wa1watosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxine were called to
Wausan last week by the serious i'll
ness of Mr.. Maxine's father.
i Wauwatosa Wells Street ears will
run down Grand Avenue to Third
Street commencing next Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Gray.
stone Park Mission, will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mills. Maple Terrace.
Mrs. Fanny Walters and Miss Ella
Kneeland were guests of Mrs. David
Latimer of Delayan, last Wednesday.
t. D. Underwood is having the Shaw
house moved onto his farm on Wauwa-
tosa Avenue, north of North Avenue.
Several more arrests were made OH
State Street last Sunday. Motorists
will soon get wise and slow down,
The Acme C. of this city defeated
the Schmidt Blankes baseball team at
West Allis last Sunday by score of 2
to 0.
New Butler is to be Incorporated as
village in the near future. 1'hey
held canvas for election last Thurs
day.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
have purchased a piano and will pre-
sent it to the school for use in the
school gym.
Lightning struck the cupola of the
residence of George W. Ringrose, North
Main Street. last Tuesday night. Not
much damage done.
Mrs. Rex McCreery. Green Bay. has
been guest at the home of her father,
DR.. S. s. Leonard, West Main Street,
during the past few days.
We call attention of our readers TO
the announcement in another column
of j. w. Fisher, who has moved into
his new store on State Street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church will
meet in the church parlors, Thursday,
June 5. All cordially invited to attend.
The old caswell house on Church
Street is being remodeled into fiat
! building. This place has been an eye
sore to Church Street for number of
years.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
met Monday with Mrs. g. A. Kurtz,
Garfield Avenue. Mrs. Dreutzer assist
ing. Mr.. William F. Adams spoke ON
the Initiative, Referendum and Recall.
The Rev. T. A. Hayward, Rev. o. V.
Wheeler, Rev. II. l. Mcmillan and the
Rev. d. w. Hubert attended the Nor
thern Baptist Convention at Detroit,
May "a to 2s. There were 2.0OO,0oo
Baptists represented.
The Ladies Aid Society of the ii. E.
church will meet Tuesday, June ,, at