Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-02-06
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spent the weekend at Lannon, Wis.
Mrs. W. L. Smithyman. Center Street
entertained Thursday evening.
Mrs. Tiff is spending the week in
Chicago as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanborn.
Miss Reynolds, Sturgeon Bay. was
week end guest of Miss Helen Kinney,
North Avenue.
Mrs. Glen Gilbert and daughter are
guests at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Palmer, First Avenue.
Frederick Pease and Willard Sporle-
der of Madison, are spending the week
at their homes in this city.
Clarence Hulburt has accepted a
position in the dairy department at
the Milwaukee County Agricultural
School.
Mr.. George G. Lund closed his place
of business las. Sunday morning from
8 to i2 o'clock to observe $50 10 Church
Sunday"
Ralph DeSwarte, Northwestern uni-
versity, Chicago, spent part of last
week with his parents on Church
Street.
A regular meeting of Wauwatosa
Lodge No. 267 Il. &. a. NJ, will be held
next Saturday evening. w. w. Perry.
grand secretary will be present and
address the lodge.
The manager of the Unique Theater
says he can put any person under his
influence by hypnotism and can make
them tell when AN article is lost. He
can also restore the same.
Miss Ella Kneeland was called to
FaribanIt, Mimi. the first of the week
by the death of her niece. Mrs. David
Ferris. who died Of typhoid pneumonia
and leaves her husband and Il two wear
child.
Tuesday evening, .Fehruasy 10, at
o'clock, Miss Frances bates Patterson
will give her second lecture on India
of To-day, illustrated with stereopti-
con pictures, at the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Anna Hack, age Al, who was
on her way to church, was struck by
an east bound train last Sunday MORN
ing aud WAS instantly killed, at the
/ las tv lsau ~.
watosa.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will hold its next meeting on Monday.
February 8, at the home of Mrs. C.. III.
Shaw. The topic will be The Drama.
Papers will be read by Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Urban.
A grand prize cinch will be given by
the Indies Altar Society of the st. Sc
bastian's Congregation at Rauci's hall
35th and North Avenue, Wednesday
afternoon, February IL. Games start
at 9:3O sharp.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church, will
meet in the church parlors, Thursday,
February 1o. The hostesses are: Mrs.
Benniston, Mrs. John Cushing and
Mrs. A. w. Smith.
This Friday afternoon the fifth and
sixth grade children OF the Girls Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs. T.
DeSwarte. Saturday afternoon the
seventh and eighth grade meet with
Mrs. Tennessen, and those of the
fourth grade with Mrs. Perry.
Monday and Tuesday. discussion
classes were held at the Grand Avenue
NJ. L. church, Milwaukee. Taking ND
methods of increasing church member
ship, work for men and social activi-
ties for young and old. Rev. Shriver
spoke Monday evening and Pres. Evans
of Ripon College spoke Tuesday even
ing.
The Library Board has obtained
Miss Stearns of the Library Commits
sion of Wisconsin to address the Girls
Literary oocietgt otudfy w. dt sou
P. NJ. in the High School assembly
room The talk is on Books for Girls
to Read" Every woman interested in
directing her daughters reading, and |
all Others interested, are invited to at
tend this lecture.
The regular annual meeting of The
Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Breeders
Association for 1914 will be held at
Waukesha on Wednesday, March 4th. |
1t is expected that every local and |
county Holstein Breeders Association |
in the state. of which there are now
thirtY-seven, will send one or more
delegates t. the meeting and that