Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10

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Miss Ruth Sporieder spent part OF
the week at Madison with friends
Mr.. L. 5. Pease spent part of the
week at Portage, Wis, on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ], Kearney, Second
Avenue left on Monday for a trip to
New York
L. R. Gridley has made some improve
ments on his building next to the
bridge in Wauwatosa.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Warren last Saturday morn
ing. Mother and child are doing we'll
A. w. Sheele has gone back to work
as station agent at Pewaul<ee, afteran
absence of about twelve weeks OH
account of sickness.
Henry Ford's peace move is not
looked upon very favorably by Eng
land, and from the tone of press dis
patches he is not wanted there.
The w C. r. Il. will meet Nednes-
day, Dee Is at 2:45 p. NJ. with Mrs L..
5. Pease, SEQ Wauwatosa Avenue
There will be Christmas program
All ladies invited.
Clarence IIuIburt, after being absent
short time, spent Sunday with his
parents and left on Monday for Peter
boro. N H., where he has been locat-
ed for many months past.
The different missionary depal t.
ments of the Congregational church.
this city, will hold union meeting at
the church this Friday afternoon, the
children furnishing the program.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad in another column OF the Pyrex
glass dishes for baking. The Wauwa-
tosa lily Club has exclusive agency
! for Wauwatosa, and they will undoubt-
eddy call on YOU before long.
Word was received in Wauwatosa
Wednesday morning of the sudden
death of d. NJ. Kneeland, Center Street,
at Phillips, Wis. lie had gone to
visit his son and he expired in his room
before doctor could get there.
| Over one thousand students are en-
rolled at the Milwaukee State Normal
School. This is the largest registra-
ton in the history of the institution
and is over a hundred more than
/ year ago.
The happy talk subject linked with
"A Course in Law" calls forth some OF
| the most drastic stories of lifes great
drama. Every boy and girl is request.
ed to he present at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Sunday School next
Sunday.
| The Wisconsin state fair will be held
between the dates of Sept. 8 to Sept.
II. These dates were given to Wiscon-
sin by the American Association of
Fairs and Expositions during its
| twenty fifth annual convention at the
1 Auditorium in Chicago on Dec. and 3.
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! The funeral service for Mrs. Jacob
/ Dreher. 6s years old, who died Satur-
day, Dec. 6, at Riverside sanitarium,
was held on Monday at $50 o'clock in
the chapel at Forest Home cemetery.
/ a II. Lord, rector of St. James church,
conducted the services. Mrs. Dreher
/ had lived in Wauwatosa for number
of years in Graystone Park. Her hus-
band, Jacob. and two sons, George C.
aud II. J. Dreher, survive.
The Social Center of Ludington
school, Town of Wauwatosa, was held
Friday Dec. g. The program was very
good. Piano Solo, Miss Dora Wede-
kind; song, Max Stamme; song, Miss
EmmaJane Adams. Prof. f. J .Sievers
spoke on The value of Social Center
work in the community. Prof. Sievers
is very forceful speaker strong
exponent of Social Center work, and
carried his audience to high pitch of
enthusiasm. We hope we will soon
have the pleasure of hearing Prof.
Sievers again. After the program
/ coffee ana sandwiches were served by
Mrs. Ed Geske. Mrs. Walter Schmidt
and Mrs. Geo. Krause. The balance
of the evening was given mp TO dane
ing. All report "The Best Time Ever.