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The Wauwatosa News appears this
week in new dress of type.
Mrs. August Scheele is spending a
few weeks in Iowa, with her mother.
Mr.. L. c. Wheeler is visiting Bos-
ton and Washington on a business
trip.
We call attention of our readers to
the'a d in another column of Mothers
! Attention.
Mrs. Marion Buckingham, of Lud-
ington, Mich, returned to her home
on Sunday, after visiting her brothers
here.
Miss Jennie Copeland spent the
weekend with her mother, and attend
ed the Madame Schumann-H einke
concert.
All the old town board were elected
VIM Daas was elected treasurer and
Herbert Barnekow was elected asses
sor. Nothing more to say.
Mrs. D. Y. Hales, Wauwatosa Ave,
entertained today for Mrs. Eldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge are soon to
move to Oconomowoc to reside.
Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard, State Presi-
dent of the w. c.. T. U. of Utah, was
the guest of Mrs. L. S. Pease and
Mrs. Chas. Wilson during her stay in
| Milwaukee.
| Mrs. NJ. e. Morehouse of Cleveland,
Ohio, is spending a few days here
with friends. Furniture which has
been stored here since they moved
away she is shipping to Cleveland.
AT the Baptist Sunday School The
Window in Noah's Ark win serve to
bring out one of the most beautiful
doctrins of the Bible in the happy
talk next Sunday. Don't fail to be
present.
Next Sunday morning at the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church Rev.
Hayward will preach at IL a. m His
subject being Aboard Storm Tossed
Boat" All are invited to the SER
vices of the church.
City Engineer F. A. Torkelson,
left Thursday morning for Blair, Wis
consin, to attend the funeral of his
nephew, E. A. Peterson. The young
man died following an operation for
appendicitis.
There are number who persist in
crossing lawns. There is nothing
that will injure a lawn more at this
time of the year than this practice,
Delivery boys and newsboys stag On
the walks and we know the people will
thank you.
The local w. C. r. IT,, at its meet
ing last week Wednesday, elected the
following: Mrs. L. S. Pease, Presi-
dent and corresponding secretary;
Mrs. G. f. Smith, Vice President;
Mrs. c. G. Wade, secretary; Miss
Agnes Tenant, treasurer.
The next meeting of the Twentieth
Century Topic Climb will be held on
Monday April 10, with Mrs. Walter
Wright, 20 Roger Ave. Mrs. Chas.
Shaw will be the assistant hostess.
The program will be a paper on
Efficiency in the home" by Mrs. G.
A. Kurtz, and reading, "When it
struck our home, by Mrs. p. A. Kolb.
A bird-house contest for the boys
from 10 to Is is being held at the
Public Library. Boys taking part
will please bring their houses and
enter them before April 18th Prizes
will be awarded the boys who make
the best house in their grade. Come
and see what the boys can do. All
bird-houses exhibited at the library
every day next week. Prizes award
ed Friday, April 18th.
The large number of young people
as we'll as old people who use the
books in the reference room of the
Public Library, will be gratified to
know that by the kindness of one of
our citizens, a set of the new edition
of the Encyclopedias Britannica will
be received sometime during this
week. This, with the nearly complete
set of the new International will make
this department of the library one of
great utility.
Mrs. C. C. Jacobus died at the
family home on Wisconsin Avenue,
this city, Wednesday morning at the
age of Al years. The deceased was of
quiet disposition and had many
friends. She leaves to mourn her
loss besides her husband two sons