Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-09-25
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The West Main Street bridge is be-
ing replanked with white oak.
Cold weather is coming-the leaves
are beginning to fall. Look over our
coal ads.
The Wanwatosa Fire Department
held their regular monthly meeting
last Monday evening.
Miss Berniee Spaulding, North Free
dom, Wis, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs b. j. Phillips. Third Avenue.
Charles &. Ferguson OF Denver, Colo,
has been spending week with his
brother, T. J. Ferguson, and family.
The Misses Catherine, Agnes and
Barbara Goebvl have returned home
after u trip to the northern part of the
state.
The baking sale given by the girls
of st. Bernard's church last Saturday,
for the benefit of that church netted
about $50
Rev Chas. A. Payne spent the past
weekend with his family. lie left
Monday morning for Panama torevisit
the canal
Mr. Michael Schlenger of creseo, Ia,
called on friends in Wauwatosa last
Friday. lie always gets to the Wis
consin State Fair
Mrs. Charles Clifford and little
daughter of Genoa, Wis have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Moore. First Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hammond and
family, left Tuesday for Sacramento,
Cali and other points in the west,
They will be gone about month.
Invitations have been issued by the
Baptist Young Peoples Society for n
social to be held at the home of Miss
Gladys Lefebel this Friday evening.
The Woman's I,eagne of the Congre-
gational church will meet this Friday
at the 2:a0 P. NJ. in the church parlors
Mines James cavauaueh aud 6. B.
Perry viii be hostesses,
i The Agricultural School football
team viii play Milwaukee West Side
High this Saturday afternoon at the
Stickney Field. Both teams claim II
strong line up and it viii, no doubt,
prove Il good game. Come out.
/ The committee who has charge of
things of the disbanded Light Guard
held "A meeting last Tuesday evening.
i All of the bills outstanding will be
paid The committee also decided to
sell the gymnasium outfit, for just
one-fourth of the original cost. Here
is bargain for someone.
On Friday evening, October 9, Wau-
watosa people will be given big treat
when the young people of tie Under
wood Memorial Baptist church, will
repeat tie concert given by them afew
months ago. The chorus consists of
thirty voices and win render a number
of songs. All taking part will be
dressed in the costumes of our early
days and many a"grandma' s. wedding
dress has been dug out of the trunk
in the attic" The costumes are we'll
worth the price of admission, as those
attending the last performance will
testify. The chorus has been working
hard under the careful tutorage of
Miss Janet Smith. Remember the
date-October o.!
Next Sunday will be Rally Day in
the Sunday School of the First Con-
gregational church. The annual pro-
motions, with appropriate exercises,
will take place. The sermon at the
morning service at eleven will be on
the First Commandment. This is to
be the first os monthly series of SER
mons to children on the Ten Command
ments. The music at the Vesper SER
vice at 5 o'clock will be as follows:
Anthem. "Sing Uuto God" Hyatt; alto
solo, my Ain Country" Plimpton; an
them, "Thro' the Day Thy Love Hath
Spared U.s. Shelley; organ solo,
"Adagio" Guilmant; duet, Dear Re-
fuge of My Weary Soul" Richards;
tenor solo, Gently Lord, On Gently
Lead Us" Old Welsh; anthem. "The
Shadows of the Evening Hours" Mich
OILS. The C. E. meeting at 6:3O will be
a rally service. Miss Towle will lead
and Mr.. Clarence Rasmussen will con-
duct the singing. The calendar for
the week includes the following: Mon
day at $50, Mems Club supper, after
which Rev. f. II. Brigham, general
secretary of the Wisconsin Sunday
School Association, viii speak on "A
Mans job; Tuesday at 7:45, Sunday
School Home Department social; We'd
nesday at 7:45, PRAYER meeting; Friday