Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-01-15
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The Penelope Girls met Monday
afternoon with Miss Marian ShencS.
MI. J. O. Martin returned to his
home last Saturday and Is doing we'll.
Mr.. f. Stevens, Kenwood Avenus
spent Tuesday in Chicago on business.
Miss Helen Rice spent Monday and
Tuesday with Miss Bostwich in Mil
waulSee.
Charles Pass, Three Oaks. Mich. is
the guest of his sister Mrs. Van
Wagner.
Miss Hattie Raymond, New York, is
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. j. II. Pierce,
Church Street.
Mr.. Gust Bennett, Chicago, spent
last Sunday with his mother and fami-
| fly on Second Avenue.
Mrs. Maxwell, $40 Wauwatosa Ave.
left last week for few months visit
with her daughter in Colorado.
Miss Bessie Phillips left Saturday
last for Minneapolis, where she will
spend some time with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P. Butler en-
tertaiued at dinner Friday night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs, Anon d. Cain.
Miss Coon and Miss Van Alstine of
the County Agricultural School, were
the guests of Miss Mary Pease over
Sunday.
| L. J. Schmidt & Son of this city, have
received a contract to decorate church
at Ellhart, Ind, which viii take bout
three months
A rew electric sign has been Install
ed ut the W Main Street railway cross
ing. It should be sufficient warning
to keep people back aud in safety
Mr. and Mrs Adams Of Multscnago,
are occupying the home of Mr.. and
airs. Wm. Adams on Cast Milwankee
Avenue, while they are absent il Cali
fornia
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pany, recently Incorporated, win have
their Office at IS State Street. Th
formal opening will be held on Jan
uary card.
! The day of prayer of the w. G. L. u :.
WAS held at the Kingsley NJ T.. Church
in Milwaukee ON Thursday of this
week Several of the local workers
were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Prust 253 ST.
Charles Street, announced the engage
ment of their dang hter Anna to Will
liam Blohm, and the engagement Of
their daughter Helen to Fred Buchanan.
The Missionary Department of the
Congregational Church met Friday
with Mrs. Alfred RolIman. Mrs Lynn
s. Pease spoke on 1.-The Child Problem
in the Home. and Mrs Ward A. Clapp
on "The Child Problem IN the Mission
| Field"
ain 1920 the last saloon in the United
States will be put out of business. "
This is IA boast of the Anti-Saloon
League of America. 1t was voiced by
members of the flying squadron of the
League which recently closed three
days rally at Chicago.
Mr.. C G. Dreu z-r has retired from
business life. He has been connected
with the River Side Printing Company,
Milwaukee, for the past forty y-six years
He could always be found at his post.
At banquet held on Dec. 81 his as
sociates presented him with beautiful
diamond and pearl pin
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
at it's meeting on Monday voted to
continue its work of aiding the needy
families in this district for the balance
of the winter and probably to tue 1st
of May. The club is certainly doing
much good in and around Wauwatosa
Rev. Charles Payne of this city, will
give lecture on The Panama Canal"
at the Congregational Church, Feb G,
for the benefit of the G. e. Society.
Mr.. Payne has just returned from
trip to the Isthmus and is alive with
his topic The lecture will be both in
teresting and instructive and well
worth attending.
The Milwaukee County School of
Agriculture and Domestic Economy an
nouuces a farm course to be given at
the school in cooperation with the
College of Agriculture of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. Jan. 20, 90, 30 aud a
city course to be given at the Milwau-
kee public library every Tuesday and
Friday evening for eight weeks, be-
ginning Jan. %. Both are free.