Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-10-15
Focal and Personal
We Invite All 10 Send in Items Of News
Personal or Otherwise.

our ofiice plone wauwatosa $50

L~~No~|N0~~N~~~
our Office phone -wauwatosa 450
Miss Hollenbeek of Utica, N. Y, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Bliss.
Mrs John W. Sercomb Of Chicago,
is spending the week with Mrs. Walter
Rice
Mrs. D J. Hayes spent the past week
in Chicago, visiting her son Edward
and family
Mrs. Midway and daughter Ruth,
spent Saturday and sunday with
Hazel at Appleton.
Mrs, c. Jaeobus spent the week end
in Madison. visiting her son Garrett,
who is student at the u w.
Mrs II. D. Colby, who has been here
visiting relatives and friends for the
past few weeks, has returned east.
Miss Bernice Spalding. North Free
dom, Wis, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. B. }, Phillips, Kavanaugh Places
| Mr.. and Mrs George Nash Of Eau
Claire, Wis, and Mrs. II. Nye of Hud-
ison, Wis we're guests of j. NJ. Nash
and family the past week.
| Miss Mary A. Atwood is at home at
36s Second Avenue. Miss Atwood has
been spending the summer at the home
of the Rev. Charles Caverns, LON bard.
I'M.
The regular meeting of the Philathea
class of the Baptist Church. has been
postponed one week to Oct. %, to meet
with Mrs. L. A. Hayward aud Miss
Wilson.
MI. +. II. Durbin, Wauwatosa Aven-
ue. was very pleasantly surprised by
several of his frienos on Wednesday
evening, the occasion being his
birthday
Miss Ella Kneeland, Second Avenue,
returned on last Sunday evening from
an extended trip through California
and western points. She had a very
N"J'4 "'hS " T..
Airs. +. A. Stevens. Kenwood Avenue.
entertained The Twentieth Century
Topic Club at her home on Monday
afternoon n this week. Ii was tie
first meeting Of the year.
Mr.. aud Airs. l.. c. Wheeler aud
daughter and Mrs. i. G Wheeler
.mptoret 70 Madison on Fridas last.
Trey attended the class rush, return.
ing home sunday evening
The first district Of the First Congr,-
gation;d church will give Il supper
Friday evening Oct. IS, at 6:so ii the
church parlors There viii be- ficiid
hour followed by an entertainment.
The three cabooses which Fred d.
Underwood had sent up from the Erie
Railroad are now safely lodged on his
stock farm on North Avenue. They
can plainly be eseen from North Avenue.
B. H. Badger. Burlington. vi. at
one time in the grocery business here,
spent a few days of this week in Wau-
watosa with relatives and friends. The
Badger Bros. were succeeded by L. C
Nettleton.
Next Sunday the Under wood Mem
orial Sunday School beginning at 9:45
a. NJ, win have for its ten minutes
happy talk, story taken from Lise
Entitled, "A little girls request" All
are welcome.
ST. Martha's Guild will hold itsSemi-
annual rnmmage sale on Thursday,
Oct. 2I. at o'clock IN the Guild Hall
All donations of clothing, furniture or
wic-a-wac will he called for. Phone
Wauwatosa 5I9x.
Louis Watzen age so years, an
employee of A. Lentz. this city, was
bit andkiiled by west bound Mil
waukee road passenger train at 7;15
Thursday morning last close to 59th
and State Street. Watzeu was on his
way to work
The Wauwatosa Woman's Club win
hold meeting in their club rooms
Oct. 2l The program for the after
noon viii consist of paper. '.The
home Yesterday, today aud tomorrow"
by Mrs. c. G. Porter. Music and
reading by Mrs. Robinson.
The first snow of the season put in
an appearance last FRIDAY morning
1t did not amount to much. however.
This is no sign that winter is upon us.
We ought to have "A lot of nice warm
weather vet. especially thronoh Oct