Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-11-27
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days in this city at the Old Homestead
Vivian White is home after an abb
sence of nearly a year at Waupon.
Wis.
Mr.. S. j. Berens. Kaukauna, Wis,
spent Sunday with j. c. Cain in this
city.
Mr.. J, NJ. Skinner, Chicago, i8spend-
ing few days at his home in this
city.
Miss Lizzie Van vechten left TGas-
day for few weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Neosho, Wis.
Miss Mary A. Atwood has returned
from visit in Berlin, Wis, and is at
home at SO. Second Avenue.
j. A. Thomas, Windsor Avenue,
spent few days of the past week
with friends at Eagle, Wis.
Ralph White, who is with the STAN
dard Oil Co, in Whiting, H., called on
friends in Wauwatosa last Monday.
John c. Cain, one of the local mail
carriers, leaves this FRIDAY for few
days stay in the northern part of the
state.
Mr.. Charles A. Sercomb and family,
and Mr.. Walter Eeggs and family of
Milwaukee, were guests of Mrs. Walter
B. Rice on Thanksgiving Day.
The Philathea girls of the Under-
wood Memorial Baptist church. have
shipped "A Christmas barrel to the
Indian school at Pryor, Mont.
| We have received basket of sweet
potatoes from barrel sent to Wauwa-
tosa by Mr.. L. V. Gridley of Roberts
dale, Ala, for which we are very
grateful.
The International Live Stock Expo
sition has been declared off on account
of the foot and mouth" disease There
have always been number of our citi-
zens in attendance at this show at
Chicago every year
The Parent-Teachers Association of
the IIawiey Road school viii hold theaY
next meeting on Tuesday. December i ,
at p. J., in the kindergarten. Arr
rangements for a bazaar will he made
All mothers are cordially invited to
attend.
iSff aic lAa lad ~
the postOtfice as follows: so pounds,
l50 miles. 20 pounds everywhere. Mail
early, wrap securely and address
plainly. Parcels may be marked Mot
to be opened until Christmas" or with
IA similar direction.
The fire department was called ont
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, to 53rd
and Grand Avenue, to extinguish
grass fire. People turning in such
alarms should use better judgement as
! it costs the city of Wauwatosa u lot of
money to answer calls of this nature.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad of IL. II. Sprague in another
column. Mr.. Sprague has opened
restaurant at 215 North Main Street,
which was formerly occupied by the
bank. He will run an up-to-date place
and will make specially of serving
suppers to parties.
number of our people attended the
concert given by the Auditorium Sym
phony orchestra last Sunday after
uoon in Milwaukee. All speak very
high of this concert and Wauwatosa
people cannot spend a more pleasant
afternoon than to attend these con-
certs which are given Sunday after
moons at the Auditorium.
The Rev C. FL. Beale, of the Grand
Avenue Congregational church, Mil,
waulSee, who is to address the Mems
Club of the Wauwatosa NJ. e. church
at their dinner December /, will speak |
on his experiences in Europe last sum
mer where he was when the war broke |
out. DR.. Beale will include in his topic !
d review of the causes of the war and |
of its possible results. This will be the
Clubs ladies night"
The concert given at the Underwood |
Memorial Baptist church last Friday |
evening by the Gretchen Cox Concert |
Company was largely attended. This
was the first of series of entertain- /
ments arranged by the Philathea girls.
The program rendered was excellent
and all present spent most enjoyable
evening. If you have not ALREADY /
purchased a ticket you should do so II |
you wish to hear good entertainments. !
Single tickets can be procured at the
door.
The children of the Methodist
church. under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society. will present The
Brownies Whispers, which consists
of many pretty floral drills and songs.
at the church on Friday evening, De-