Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-03-10
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con on Wednesday noon
Miss Ella Lillibridge gave a card
party on Thursday afternoon.
In time of peace, prepare for war.
In winter buy your fly swatter.
/ Mr. L. s. Pease, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Chicago on business.
Herbert Barnekow is candidate
for town assessor, town Of Wauwatosa.
We call attention of our readers to
the announcement of Otto A. Zillmer
III another column.
Don't forget what your wife told
you to get down town, or You may get
it when you get home.
Mrs. l.. C Wheeler was called to
Appleton on Friday of last week to
attend the funeral of an uncle.
/ Mrs Cnas. Sticlkney entertained sew
er;,l Of the newcomers to Wauwatosa
at Kensington on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. I. Rodger Houtlamp entertain
ed the missionary tea of the Congrega
tional Church on Wednesday after
noon
The fact that a man covers up his
automobile in cold weather does not
prove that he will think to blanket
his horse.
The literary section Of the Wauwa-
tos;l Womans Club met with Mrs. w.
b. Potter, Warren Avenue, on We'd
nesday afternoon.
We call attention OF our readers to
the announcement in another column
Of Fred Prndsch. who is candidate
for City Treasurer.
Miss Mary Kurtz gave a dance at
the Guild Hall on saturday evening in
honor of her birthday. About sixty
guests were present.
Mrs Walter Rogers and daughter
Margaret of Lyle, H., spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j II. Cushing.
Mrs A. Claus who spent the past
two months with her sister Mrs. A. C.
Fingado left Monday to Join her hus
band at Phoenix, Ariz.
Jack Owen, Fred Atkins. Chicago,
and Atley Cook. Oshkosh, we're guests
Of Arthur and Marion Mccullough,
Warren Avenue, last week.
Mrs. Cross Twinum Will hold an
auction sale at her placeon Lndington
Avenue, Wednesday, March IS. Farm
machinery. etc, will be sold.
Az the Baptist Sunday Scheoi. a
study OF Noah and the Ars viii oc-
cupy the happy talk moments next
sunday Come and hear the spiritual
application.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Smith left for
their home at Tecoma, Wash, Tues
day after spending several weeks at
the home OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
IL. Il. Moore.
Bishop w w Webb OF Milwaukee,
will deliver All illustrated lecture on
the Holy Land and Egypt" at the
Guild Hall Monday evening March 10
Open to the public.
Mr.. w. j. Nugent and family of
Milwaukee, have moved into the here
tofore umoccupied portion of the I'm
derwood apartments, corner of Wauwa-
tosa and SticKney Avenues
nv 49, Cl,h x..iII l,,,Ij :, rcaat
ing March 16 at the club rooms. The
subject for the afternoon viii be "The
Woman of Today" Her Opportuni-
ties" by Mrs. Clapp, "IIer Respensi-
bilities, by Mrs. Weinbrenner.
Mr.. Anon Dorsey Cain, the vocal in
structor, has been engaged 10 teach in
the Columbia school of Music in Chi
Icago. ThIs, however, will not lesson
his activities in Milwaukee, as. he
continues his studies in the Mack
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ Hammond en-
teItained the Board of Regents and
their wives at dinner at the Univers-
ity Club Madison, on Tuesday of last
week. Mr.. Hammond has just been re-
appointed regent for the ensuing six
years.
The city of Wauwatosa won the
suit OF condemnation of the proposed
Fourteenth Ave. which will provide
average outlet for the east and north
eastern part of the city. The avenue
is situated about 600 feet east Of the
eastern city limits, between East Mil
waukee and State Street.
During Lent the midday service in
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