Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-21

son have returned from the East.
where they have been spending sever
al weeks with their daughter and
sister.
Mrs. nennett. Second Avenue. yerv
qaietly celebrated her ssth birthday
on Wednesday, Jan. l9. Mrs. Bennett
Is enloytng unusually good health for
one who Gan lock back over so many
years.
Perhaps rot many Of our citizens
know ot the splendid siereopticon
pictures and lectures that are being
given atthe High school each week.
These pictures are sent here, arriving
rather irregalarly. 50 no set date ean
be give hut one set is received each
week. Keep in touch with some Of the
pupils hd do not miss the next one.
Tae pictures shown on this week
Monday night were reported to be very
ine and obstructive, giving views OF
some 81 the beautiful scenery in our
own western country.
The Rational Merchandise Co Of
Milwankee is conducting S25. .ooOe con.
test tohs divided among churches and
grocers bringing In the largest mum Der
of labels and coupons of the goods list
ed ia tlseir campaign. Contest closes
March ard. Over 90 churches are en-
tered and last week st. Bernard's Of
wauwatesa held fourth place. Itwould
be 90 i piece OF advertising for Wan
watosa II this small church won ont
over the big churches. 1t does not cost
anything to save labels aud the goods
advertised can be obtained from our
local grecsrs. Save your labels.
ar*galar meeting of camp 2s37
Moderr Woodmen of America. held at
the Nuodman han jan -, 1915. the
followirg officers were installed -
Abe yan I5xen. counsel; Elmer Pilgrim,
advisor John Woodside. clerk: Geo
Bsltes, Banker; C, Dosemagen, Escort;
Morton casperson. watehmau; Robert
Cain, sentry; L, r. Gridley, manager,
FOR three years; Dr.Peterson, camp
physieian. The clerk announces To the
merubsrs. that they can pay dues at
the Wcodman hall every Saturday
evening from I TO or on regular
meeting nights e dues are sent by
mail. address. John woodside Box SIS
wauwasosa.
Tbs liigh School basket ball teams
we're a. feated last Friaay night by tue
ST. Las s fives. The SECOND team
made better showing jn this game
than any other game Of the season. los
ing only By three points. Score 1919.
The 6rst team, however. did not show
mp as we'll in their tussle, being beaten
by score Of 80 TO 10. ChamberlaiD,
being put in for the last ten minutes
lessened the gap considerably between
the two scores, dropping the ball thru
the net four times Tonight the teams
will face the South milwaukee High
School basketballers. This is the first
high school game the boys will play.
The teams have been working hard
during the past week, polishing up
the weak spots, in preparation for the
contest. A good game is predicted
BE sure to attend.
On the s9th of this month there will
be given az the Congregational church
lecture by Charles A. Payne, resi-
Dent OF this CITY Mr.. Payne has travel.
led al! over the world to gather mater
ial for his lectures. which fact. as well
as h,s great talent as a speaker, make
his lectures intensely interesting.
The lecture is to be on Old Mexico, a
country which is both worse and far
better than we imagine. During the
last year we have heard great deal
about Mexico, and now nave an oppor-
tunity to add to our knowledge of this
country, which MIR. Payne recently re-
visited The lecture will be illustrar-
ed and will start At 500 p. M. Tickets
adults, IS cents, and children, 25 cents.
will be sold by the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Congregational church.
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