Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-11-06
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We call attention to the ad Of ]. II
Norton in another column.
Roland o. Marsh attended the funer-
al of his grandfather at Milton, Wis.
Frederick d. Underwood is spending
several days at his bungalow on North
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Benoy left We'd
nesday for Boscobel, where they will
two weeks.
AIR. and Mrs. +. W. Midway spent
the week end with their dauglft4,
Hazel, at Appleton, Wis. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard spors-sier,
North Dakota, have been visiting with
relatives and friends in this city.
Alfred Wheeler entertained the mem
bers of his Sunday School class at
halloween party Saturday afternoon.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
win meet ut the home Of Mrs. f. IT.
Greenwood, with Mrs. Chandler assist
ing, on Monday, Nov. s.
The Christian Endeavor will not
hold its meeting at the Congregational
Church this week, but will report at
the State C.E.convention at Waukesha.
The Halloween Social given by the
Baptist Young People at church last
Friday evening was very well attended
and those present enjoyed the evening
/ immensely.
The Wauwatosa Woman'si Club wilt
hold bazaar in the Greenwood block,
Thursday afternoon and evening, Mo-
yember II, for the benefit Of the Club
House and Museum fund.
good vote turned oat on election
day, there being 609 votes in the four
wards of which the First Ward cast 236,
the Second Ward 1873, the Third Ward
100 and the Fourth ward l20
The social given by the Wauwatosa
lodge Of Masons last Friday evening
was largely attended. a good pro-.
gram was carried ont and all present
had most enjoyable evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap.
tist Church viii meet with Mrs, j. w.
Cairncross Thursday. Nov IL. at 2
O'Clock p. m. Ladies are invited 10
bring their own wor. II SO desired.
a hroach set with pearls was found
at the Congregational church on the
evening of the Woman's Club concert
last week Thursday. Same can be had
by calling at this office aud paying for
this notice.
| he war is forcing reorganization and
shakug down process all oAer the
world Every nation viii have to look
to its hnanees, whether il is at war or
not Not one of them is in snch good
condition as the United States.
Love, Luck and Gasoline" film
recently shown at the Alhainbra theat-
en-, Milwaukee, to large audience,
will be featured at the Mystic Theater.
State Street, next Sunday. All having
seen this speak highly of 1t. Do not
fail to see it.
Donation day at the Martha Wash
ington Home, 54th and Cedar Stree4s,
Wauwatosa, will be Nov 12. The
coming winter will probably be hard
one for the institution and no matter
how small the donation it will be ac-
ceptable. The public is cordially In
vited to visit the home on that day.
1t will be open for inspection from 2
to $3.50 p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hackett enter
tanned at a Halloween party Saturday
evening at their home on Fifth Ave.
The rooms were decorated with corn
husks, autumn leaves and jack o. Ian
terms. The guests included the Messrs
and Mines. l.. Schubert, f. Lango, Ed
IIackest, the Misses Mamie OLSON, M.
Copidg, Florence, Agnes and Libbie
Savage, Agatha Kalfahs, the Messrs.
Charles Olson, Eric Laabs. DIR. Gerald
Savage, Gerald and Patrick Hackett.
The evening was spent with IIallow-
cen games aud darcing. All report
most enjoyable time,
The services in the First Congrega-
tional church will be as follows: The
Sunday School will observe Worlds
temperance Sunday with appropriate
exercises, the offering being for the
LincolnLee Legion Of the Anti-saloon
League; The morning sermon viii be
on Removing the Stumbling Block.
Music. anthem. 70 God Of Gods, o
! Light OF Lights, aud duet. Breathe
on Us from on High" At the evening
service at 1880, Dr.. L. c Carton, who
has just assumed the positiorLof assist