Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-12
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ne snow odHhs nave oSeu Eclnottu
from the center Of our city.
Clarence Hulburt is spending the
week at the home OF his parents in this
city.
A. Fingado win hold an auction on
the Behling farm on the Blue abound
Road March 3.
Capt. Leisls spent few days of the
past week in Detroit, where he was
called to attend the funeral of an old
friend.
MIR. Ed. Lefeber who underwent an
operation at Milwaukee hospital last
Tuesday is reported getting along
nicely.
John Potter. who has spent the past
YEAR at the Boston School of Toly-
technics is at home for visit with his
parents.
There win be special meeting of
Wauwatosa Lodge No. 2e7 f. & A. NJ
next saturday night. Work in the #.
G. degree.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad in another column of lIeitmxE
0estreicher Co., North Ave. and 55th
St Waawatosa.
Mr.. A. johnson of Milwaukee. has
purchased the H. +. Pape residence on
Greenfield Avenue. and expects to oc-
cupy same about April /.
Mrs. John Pelton, Wauwatosa Ayen-
lie who has been confined to her bed
for the past several weeks on account
OF fall. is able to sit up little.
City Attorney Mr.. O'Meara of West
Bend. spent Tuesday in Wauwatosa,
getting information in regard to paw
ing and general city improvement.
The yauwatosa Womans' Club will
give an Historical Snpper ut the Com
gregationai Church this Friday even
Ing. Lineoln's birthday A good time
-ss sse hsla
sots betHtttuS SOiA trkHAtbti VIII give
a card party and dance at the Guild
Hall next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The music will be furnished by the
Delsoaa orchestra.
Mrs. james DayoShaw entertained
at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Twenty-second Street, Mil
Yankee, number of Wauwatosa ladies
were in attendance.
resumed, all letters directed to that
country will be subject to the Postal
Union rate:-5 cents for the first ounce
and cents for each additional ounce.
The employees of Lefeber Bros. held
a sleighride party last Tuesday even
ing aud all attending report very
good time 1'hey took u ride to Elm
Grove where refreshments and dancing
WAS enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Phillips of Me-
Intosh, ). D.. are visiting with friends
and relatives in tins city. A dancing
party was given at the Guild Hall last
Friday evening in their honor and all
present report very enjoyable time.
Don't forget the chicken supper to
be given next Monday evening by st.
Martha's Guild at the Guild Hall lon
Church St. Supper from TO 7. M.
A dance win follow the supper. We
are informed good music has been Sc
cured.
February IA having been selected by
the American Federal Council Of Chur-
ches for the celebration of one hundred
years of unbroken peace between Great
Britain and the United States, the SER
mon at the First Congregation Church
of Wauwatosa next Sunday morning
will be on Peace. Seeming and Real. F"
All of our churches report large
audiences at ''Go-to-Church-Sun
services held last Sunday. In the eve-
ming union service was held at the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Mann of
the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
speaking on the Best Book" All of
our Churches were well represented at
this meeting, those attending speak
very favorably of Mr.. Mann.
The Lenten service at st. Bernard's
church will be conducted bv Professors
from Marquette University. The de-
votion will be held every Wednesday
evening in Lent at 7:45: beginning on
Ash Wednesday, when Rev. Joseph
Murphy will preach on the Spirit of
Lent" The other speakers are rs fol-
lows: February 24-Rev. Geo. Degel-
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