Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-02-26
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Frederick and Spencer Pease spent
Sunday with their parents on Wauwa-
tosa Avenue.
Mrs. Maud McCreery Of Green Bay,
is guest at the home of her father
DR.. Leonard.
The Ibsen Reading circle will meet
with Mrs. Alfred Rollman next Thurs
day afternoon.
The ice is practically all gone from
our streets, and few days of sun shine
aud they viii be dry.
Mr.. Panl Lobedan of Chicago, is
visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w Glawe.
Gail Palmer of this city, attending
the u. W. was chosen one Oh the inter
collegiate joint debaters.
Our city officials are getting busy.
A number of streets in this city will be
improved See officials IN another
column.
| We believe il is close to the time
when all should clean up around their
premises. How about that clean up
dav program.
Election day is drawing close and we
have not heard Of any candidates for
alderman in the city. There is to be
four elected. one from each ward.
State Street will soon be torn up
The contracts have been let and it is
expected that by July the road will
be completed 70 the county buildings.
Mrs. Walter tight, Mrs. L G.
Wheeler and Mrs L.G. Wheeler have
been appointed on important commit
tees Of the Womans' Federation OF
Womams Clubs.
A two days session of the Wisconsin
Farmers institute will be held at IIalcs
Corners, March and 3, under the
auspices OF The AlilwauRee Comfy
Agricultural society.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. e.
chnreh will meet Tuesday, March .. at
2:30 O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
Maxson, Kenwood Avenue. Mrs.
Stanley Williams will assist.
Aid Seeman OF the Fourth Ward
was the only member Of the Common
Council TO vote in favor of letting r.
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Council meeting last Saturday evening.
Ruth w. Underwood, ElmIra, N. y.
age years, was buried at the Wau-
watosa cemetery Friday morning last !.
Short services were conducted at the
cemetery. She was grand daughter
of Fred D. Underwood.
Mrs. Grant ard her daughter Mrs.
johnson returned from Albany, Ga,
Tuesday of this week, bringing with
them the body of Lloyd johnson, who
died at that place Sunday morning.
The funeral was held Wednesday last.
The Mothers and Teachers Club of
the iIawley Road school will hold its
monthly meeting on Tuesday, March
|2. in the kindergarten. at 8 p. M.
Miss Mary pease OF the Agricultural
School will speak. The election OF Of
ficers will also takeplace. All llmothers
are requested to be present.
The County Board at meeting
Tuesday by vote of II to 8, decided
to purchase the Kneeland property
on Grand Avenue for new court
honse. The site is certainly an ideal
one, although the price win run high
as il is valuable property.
About sixty clnbwomen from the
state and local district attended the
conference of the officers and commit
teesofthe State Federation of Woman's
Clubs held in milwaukee, last Wednes-
day and Thursday. Mrs #. L. Coba be
and Mrs. Leverett G. Wheeler of this
city were in attendance.
Miss Mary Pease, head OF the home
economy and domestic science depart
ment of the Milwaukee County School
of Agriculture gave their demonktra.
tions before the womans department
at the farmers pstitute held at North
Lake Thursday and Friday Of lastweek
Over 200 women were present.
Mrs Maud McCreery will talk I each
performance at the Butterfly Theater.
Milwaukee, on Monday aud Tuesday
of next week. When the Suffrage
photo play. "Your Girl aud Nine will
be shown The play is given under
the auspices of the Milwaukee County
Equal Sufferage Association. Tickets
can be procured at the drug store, this
city.
The Philathea Society Of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist church enter
tained large number of their friends
last Monday evening at a Washington