Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-19

AhS otoN h"s BOuS A1Ss oatih&- ShS
past few days.
Miss Mary EarIes is visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Our post-office displayed a brand new
flag on Lincoln's birthday.
Mrs. c. c. Porter entertained the
reading circle Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lou Pilgrim is home after an
absence of several months in the west.
Mrs. Eugene Foley of Clinton Wis,
is visiting Mrs Lucy A. Fowler Third
Ave.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. V. Wheeler and
family will remove to Milwaukee
March lst,
Mrs. A. II. Owens has returned from
Omaha where she has been visiting her
mother Mrs. Reed.
c. C. Jacobus and w. II. Minnahan,
were both in attendance at the cement
show in Chicago last week
Mrs. Chas. j. Uhandle and little
daughter left Tuesday evening for Cali
forni;. to join Mrs. Wm. Adams.
L. j. schmidt, Jr, spent sunday in
this city with his family. He has a
big job of decorating at Peoria, III.
Mr.. aea Mrs Gard ,ner Hubbard,
North Main street. are rejoicing over
the arrival Of !; baby girl born last
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs George c. Alborn,
Alice St, are rejoicing over thearrival
of a niue pound daughter, born last
Friday morning.
| A gang of men have been busy the
past few days putting new ties on the
G NJ & st. Panl Railway bridge, near
West Main Street.
Mr. + NJ wilson. Milwauk ee. has
been busy il our city, getting new
mtl,bsts for the milwaukee, T,mple Of
camels Of the Woild.
Somebody telephoned to us last
AIoadav that thev haf,l ren ii rolsin.
Afe Think the plea for better police
protection isa good one.
/ Mrs II I. Ferguson, Second Avenue,
assisted by Mrs. DIR. Bruin, Milwaukee,,
entertained at "a luncheon, followed by
bridge. Saturday afternoon last
The sale Of A. F'ingado. Behling farm,
Blue Mound Road, will be held at ID
o'clocl, sharp. March g. lie has fol
sale stock and gene raj farm machinery
The Fire Department held their AN
uua meeting at their headquarters in
the city halI last Monday evening,
Mr.. Z. c. Hart was re- elected secretary
aud treasurer
DR.. Eaton of Madison. spoke at the
Union services at the Congregational
Church last Sunday evening. lie is Il
very strong speaker and lie spoke in
the interest of the Prohibition party.
very large number of our people
attended tue chicken supper aud dance
given by st. Martha's Guild last Mon
day evening at the Guild Hall. The
Peerless Orchestra. "A local quartette.
furnished the music
The Philathea Class of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church, will
give Washington tea at the church
parsors, Monday evening. Feb. %, at
s o'clock All members of the church
and congregation invited.
Mr. II. J. Rood, one time resident
Of Wauwatosa, now of Los Angeles.
Cali called on friends i'll this CITY
Thursday, Mr. Rood came east to at.
tend the funeral of his mother at
Beaver Dam. lie made us pleasant
call and saws there is no place qdite 50
nice as California.
The national law preventing Spring
shooting has stopped our hunters from
having a duck dinner. We noticed
quite a few ducks on the river last
week, but evidently they know all
about the law for we walked 10 within
a few feet of them. Naturally. Our
fingers itched.
Mr.. Adam Walter Bair, an old resi-
dent Of this city, died at the home OF
his son, MIR. I'D. Bair, 1914 West Main
Street, ON Wednesday of last week. at
the age Of 60 years. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Forest Home
chapel last Saturday afternoon under
auspices of independence Lodge, No.
So f. & A. a.
We cordially invite our readers to
use the columns Of the News. We
want good newsy paper aud If our
subscribers would only send n an item
OF article that would be Of interest to
our citizens. we would gladly publish
the same. We have found it difficult
to get local news Do your share!