Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-03-06
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Mrs. F. Ludington entertained at
dinner Friday night in honor of Syl-
YES her Ludington.
Mrs. Fred G. Stevens and Mrs. E. f
Peterson entertain Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Stevens.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church will
meet at the church Thursday, March
he.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Minnehan have
returned from trip to California and
the south. They report very pleasant
trip.
Mrs. Frances Kneeland Andrews who
has been visiting her parents IN this
city, left Saturday for Grand Haven,
Mich
The Milwaukee octette win give
concert at the Congregational church
this Friday evening. BE sure aud at
tend.
Mrs. Sophia Nauntz of Waucoma, la.
is II guest of her brother, John Barne-
kow. She came here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Barnekow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Schattschneider,
334 Seventh Avenue. attended the
benefit performance of the Order of
Eastern Star at the Majestic theatre
las Tuesday evening.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Bar
rett surprised them on Thursday even
ing The occasion being their twenty
fifth we ding anniversary A splendid
time was enjoyed by all.
John Hausch, Jr.. has moved his bill
lizard hall from the smith -Lefeber
building to the new Luetzow building
on State Street. lie sure has some fine
hall now with new tables, etc.
The little infant daughter of Dr..
aud Mrs. G. L. Chandler, passed away
Friday night, agedg months. Tne re-
mains were taken to Monroe last Sun.
day and were inferred in the family
lot.
Henry j. Wagner of this city, is one
OF the thirtv-one young men to pass
the state bar examination for LAWYERS.
There were sixty-six who took the ex.
animation and only thirty-one of them
passed. We congratulate Henry.
Twin calves, both females, have been
born to Iceland Queen, the prize Jersey
COW on the Cid Homestead farm OF
Fred ID. Underwood. The present ones
make six calves that have come to the
six pedigreed Jerseys since last October
Next Sunday morning the speaker at
the First Congregational church win
be Rev. L. II Keller of Madison, sup
erintendent of the Wisconsin Congre-
gational Association In the evening
the pastor will preach on ''God and the
Soul"
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
VIII meet Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. II Godfrey, Jr.. Mrs.
II. {. Morton assisting hostess. Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Lefin will address the
meeting and there will be election Of
officers.
Mr.. Wade has rented the south half
of the Caswell house on Church Street,
to Henry ID. Nutting. Mr.. Nutting is
with the Columbia Construction Co., of
Milwaukee, his family, consisting of
wife and three young daughters. NOV
ed here this week from Rock Island,
Ill.
The jefferson High School basket
bali team defeated the local High
School team by score of "a to "a last
Friday evening in the latters gym. 1t
was good fast game and much credit
IS given to the visiting team for their
splendid team work and basket shoot
| ing.
W. e. Rockhill, foreman of the farm
OF the Milwaukee County Agricultural
school, has resigned and win leave
April 1. When he was engaged two
years ago the farm was great deal
larger than it now is. Mr.. Roclshill
was IN charge of tle farm of the state
prison at Waupon before coming here.
He has farm of his own in Indiana.
MIR. Roekhill was good man for this
position.
There was an unusually large con-
gregation in Trinity Church on Sunday
evening. The Rev DI. Lord. rector of
st. James church, Milwaukee, was the
special preacher and his sermon was
wonderfully inspiring and helpful.
The vested choir sang their portion of
the evening service with evenness and
effect The work of this volunteer