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Mrs. Emma Lewis has returned
home after spending month at
juneau. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Godfrey re-
turned from their wedding trip on
Wednesday.
Mr.. NJ. Sehlinger of Cresco, Ia.
spent a few days Of the past week in
and around Wauwatosa
Miss Bertha LEM of Eagle, Wis.
spent Sunday at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. C. P. Beerend, Mower Court
airs A. I. Smith left on Monday of
this week 10 spent two weeks with
Evelyn, at Smith College, near Boston,
Mass.
The Ohio Colony will hold ban
quet at the Pfster Hotel Thursday
evening at 1870 p. NJ. to perfect the
organization.
The first thunder and lightning and
the heaviest snow storm of the season
struck Wauwatosa Tuesday night.
About ten inches of snow fell.
At the Baptist Sunday School "The
Inhabitance of Noah's Ark" will fur
nsh the theme next Sunday. Some
good stories are promised to the boys
and girls.
Jay Shaw has purchased the new
residence, ATS Wauwatosa Avenue,
now in coarse of construction. Mrs c.
II. Shaw will occupy same when
completed.
Charles w. Stamm, motorcycle deal
er, this city, has filled petition in
Bankruptcy with liabilities Of S2.203'
is and assets at $3.50, with $500 de-
clared exempt.
The special preacher in Trinity
Church on Sunday at Io:45 III the
morning will be the Rev Lyford r.
Edwards, b. A., of Nashotah Theoogi-
cal Seminary.
Miss Jeanne Marquette Maher of
Joplin, Mo-, fellow student of Salome
Wilson at Northwestern University,
spent the week end with the Wilson
family. Both Young ladies returned
to Evanston Monday morning.
On Monday evening, March 81, at s
o'clock. there will be sociable in the
parlors of the Methodist Church, to
which everyone is cordially invited.
Several interesting features are being
planned and it is hoped that i. large
crowd will attend. Don't miss the fun
Come and have u good time.
Clarence II. Hulburt, who has been
at Peterboro. n. II for the past two
years with the Guernsey Cattle Club.
as assistant editor of the Guernsey
journal, on March list last assumed
the position of editor OF the magazine
All friends Of Clarence in Wauwatosa
viii be pleased to know of his adj
yancenent.
Many country churches once strong
today are numerically weak, because
the young are leaving the country vi
lagos for some congested metropolis.
Country churches are a mighty factor
in the moral world and deserve every
possible encouragement. The society
of a country district centers around
the little church, and when shat
church declines, rural society disinte-
CRATES.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will hold its regular meeting on Mou-
day, March 27th, with Mrs. s. Mihard
Tullgren, 402 Second Avenue, Mrs. G.
I. Chandler assisting. The topic
of the meeting will be The TIome
Budget, to be discussed by Mrs. Shaw
and Mrs. Marsh. The Club has made
arrangements to have home bakery
sale on Saturday, April l, at the
Wauwatosa Dairy building.
The man who edits the average
country newspaper cannot well avoid
treading on somebody's toes confirm.
ally; must expect to be eensured of
ten for unintentional failures; must
expect to be called a coward because
he does not pitch into everything that
somebody thinks is wrong, and a fool
if he speaks out too plainly on pub
lie evils; he must expect to grind 9TH
er peoples axes-and turn the grind
stone himself. Still we think it is one
of the noblest professions on earth;
the one in which the earnest man can
do the most good to his fellow men
and in which an honorable man can
WELD much power for good.
An examination for clerk and car
rier win be held at the post Office in
this citv on nril = 1919 Acre limit