Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-04-02

Mfo duu MIS- ~ -. COfllSS nave ES-
turned home after spending sometime
in Florida.
Miss Helen Sticlsney has returned
home after an absence ofseyeral weeks
in California.
A SON was horn to the Rev. and Mrs.
Howard d. Perkins on Wednesday
morning of this week.
AIRS. Warren Hutchinson of Coleda,
H., has been visiting at the home of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Chas A.
Payne.
From press dispatches it looks as if
England would be a dry country ere
long, at least until the end of the pre-
sent war.
There will be regular meeting of
Wauwatosa Lodge No 267, +. & A. NJ.
next Saturday evening, April3. Work
in the Nj. NJ. degree.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ E.,
church will meet Tuesday, April 9. at
80 o'clock at the home of Mrs Johu
Moss, 5sth and Grand Avenue.
Mr.. Roy Steiner, who is attending
college at Beloit, is spending the Easter
vacation here at the home of his par
ents on East Milwaukee Avenue.
MRS. s, X. CARTS, Minneapolis, who
has been guest at the w. ]. Under
wood home on Wauwatosa Avenue. for
the past few months, left Monday for
her home.
The regular meeting of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Ladies Aid
Society viii be held IN the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, April g.,
at 2 O'clock
The 5. division of the Wonans' Club
will have q baked goods and candy
sale Saturday. April 10 ,t2oelocls, ut
the Wauwatosa Dairy Companys plant
on North Main Street
The 5. divisionof the Womansf Cluo
entertained the club at a Srnsingto
al the club rooms Thursday of Ia 5
week. A good mus.cat pro. rilli WIS
rendered, and refreshments served.
Miss Salome Wilson arrived from
Underwood College Saint Charles Mo
80 spend the Easter vacation with her
parents. Miss Grace Lauman, Breciten-
iAige, Mo. another Underwood girl,
is also guest nj the Wilson home.
II. L. Ferguson of this eitv, who is n
candidate for Civil Judge, branch No.
8, deserves the support of all of Wan
watosa. He lives at 362 Seventh Aven-
ne. Don't fail to give him vote next
Tuesday. Ills opponents II socialist.
Henry Tenneson, Granville. Wis !,
died Friday last. lie was brother of
Jacob Tenneson, this city and was
known by number in the town of
Wauwatosa. The funeral was held
Sunday last. Interment was at Fuss
Vile.
The Woman. S CInb and the Twentieth
Century Topic Club have combined
agaIn this year for "clean up week.
campaign which viii be held the first
week in May. The ladies did excellent
work last year and tits hoped that our
citizens will join with them heart mud
soul this year.
The following is the program of the
Easter services to be held at the
Trinity church: 600 and 7:30 A. M
Holy Communion. $50 A. M.-Sunday
School, 1900 A. M.-Choral Eucharist
and sermon. 400 r. M.--Children's
Festival Evensong. The public are
invited to attend these services.
The third number of the Lyceum
course under the auspices OF the
Philathea girls of the underwood
Memorial Baptist church, was given
Tuesday evening. Edward Elliott
was received by good audience The
DeKoven Male Quartette the uext and
last number, viii be given April 49,
Next Tuesday IS election Do your
duty and vote. There IS 10 he one
alden man elected from each of the four
wards in the city of Wauwatosa.
There are two candidates in the First
Ward, one in the Second, four in the
Third and five in the Fourth So you
have a chance to select one good man
from either ward. Machines viii be
used.
The concert given by the High School
Glee Clubs last Friday evening was Il
treat to all those who attended The
hard work which Miss Fink mast have
put into this concert was surely re-
warded by the excellent way in which