Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-10-23


day in honor Of her daughter.
Miss Lydia Cain is home, after
spending the summerat Dalhvan Lake
we have not had frost vet in this
locality, and the weather this week
has been ideal.
Mrs. Edgar Bigsby has returned
home from Ashland, where she spent
several weeks.
AL Breed is home after spening
week at Kansas City, at the gram in
speetors convention.
Warren and Lawrence Wheeler, r..
w, spent sunday at the home Of their
parents on Wauwatosa Avenue.
willard sporleder, who is attending
tie u. W. at Madison, spent sunday at
the home Of his parents IN this city.
The Good Templars held a session of
their lodge at the home Of Mr.. and
= r. Benoy Monday evening last.
Mrs. $ D.. corless was called to
Whitehall. Mich. Thursday on account
OF the severe Illness Of her father
The Girls Friendly Society will hold
the first meetidg Of the year Monday.
Dancing will follow the picnic dinner.
There will be a special meeting of
Wanwal osa Lodge No. 26T i. & A. NJ.
this wee, satnraay 1t 73op, N. Work
IL the i q degree.
I A fire alarm WAS turned in Tuesday
evening and the department went ont,
ha' rptu9ssea lsbsss IS WIS learned tile
Gre Vas outside Of their jurisdiction.
Tie river was 50 high last week that
il carried wagon belonging to W. B.
Morse from bis coal yard down stream
and lodged it under The railroad bridge
Rev. Hayward Of the Baptist Church
was re-slected president of the Mil
wanisep Sunday school association at
the annual business meeting Monday
evening last.
Mrs. |. B Smith celebrated her S6th
birthday Monday, Oct. 10 All her
family gathered at the home of Mrs. J.
w. Cairncross for dinner. Mrs. Smith
is in good health.
The Philathea class of the baptist
Church met with Mrs. W. cairneross
Tuesday evening They worked on
missionary box which they expect to
send to Indians in the west.
The Mission ny department Of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
meet this Friday evening Oct. 20. at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. D. W. Hull
burt, This meet was pospoued on ac-
count of the rain.
We expect to start series of arti-
cles in relation TO the growth and inn
provements that have been made in
Wauwatosa during the past fey years.
The articles viii be furnished by Chas.
b. Perry. You will be surprised to
learn of the many Improvements that
have been made in the past few years.
On Monday next, Oct. &c. the Twen-
tieth Century Topic Club will give
musical at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Morton, North Main Street Each
member is entitled to bring guest.
Mrs. Morton viii be assisted bv Mrs.
Z. r. Godfrey. Jr., Mrs. Cbas Godfrey,
Mrs Mae Kinnon aud Mrs. N. J Swan.
The Mystic Theater is putting on
nothing but first-class pictures. Mr.
Michelstetter, the proprietor. informs
us that he is going to run an up-to-
date place in every particular, and
that every body will be treated we'll.
Drop down and see for yourselves and |
be convinced See lis ad in another
column.
With regard to the proposed amend
ments to the State Constitution, my
impression is that in order to cireuu-
vent the designs Of legislative consti-
tuition tinkers. the safe plan for the
average voter is, not to refrain from
voting, but to vote against the whole
batch of proposed amendments. NY
view is that an ulterior purpose is in
almost every case concealed beneath
specious verbiage. AT all events, let
no one vote for an amendment until
he has seen the full text. Of it, and
approves it. j. o. MYERS.