Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-03-03
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Miss Evelyn Harvey, Chicago, isvisit-
ing her cousin, Mrs. Marsh.
Dr. c. W. Williams spent the fore
part Of the week at Waupaca, Wis, on
business.
Prof. and Mrs. P. A. Kolb entertain
ed the teachers at dinner Saturday
evening.
The Dancing Club held a fancy dress
party at the Guild Hall last Saturday
evening.
Aid. f Q. Knengli Of the Second
Ward, is not candidate for re-elee-
tion for alderman
The st. Marthas Guild will give a
supper at the Guild Hall next Tues
day evening, March nth.
Miss Catherine Wheeler entertained
informally for Miss Evelyn Harvey of
Chicago last Saturday evening.
The baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. g. E. Smith, $50 list Ave. /,
on Thursday afternoon, March 9th.
Our citizens who are employed in
Milwaukee should beware Of using
the city water supply in these days.
Miss Phelps entertained several
ladies at luncheon and Kansington
at the Hotel Irvlngton last Saturday.
DR. John NJ Van de Erve, dean of
the Marquette University Medical de-
partmeDt is at the Columbia Hospital
Kenneth Ivens, of Delafeld, Wis.
spent the past week with his sisters,
Mrs. f. W. Midway and Mrs. Dean
Gilbert.
Douglas Pares who has been visiting
his parents and friends in Wauwatosa
for the last few days has returned to
Neenah, Wisconsin.
Twenty-six ladies of the congrega-
tional Church attended the Milwaukee
District Missionary Rally at South
Milwaukee on tuesday.
Mr.. T. NJ. Porter, of Marquette, Mich,
who has been spending the winter
with Mr. and Mrs. C. g. Porter re-
turned to his home on Thursday.
Next Sunday being the first Sunday
IN the month, the Missionary depart
ment of the Baptist Church will give
the Happy talk at the SUNDAY School
Rev. L. A. Hayward of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church is
preaching "A series Of sermons Sunday
mornings on Little Journeys to Great
Events" Allinvited.
Mr.. A. C. Hanson OF the Hawks Nnr-
sery Company, spent two days of this
week at Green Bay, where he closed a
contract for the landscape work ofthe
public school grounds and the estate
of 0. II Brumer
Rev. c. b. Moulinier, of Marquette
University, gave lecture before the
Wauwatosa Womans Club on Thurs
day afternoon on '.rhe Drama A
musical program was also given. The
Twentieth Century Topic Club were
guests.
Prof. r. ]. Sewers Of the Agriculture
School made quick turn to avoid hit
ting another machine in the center of
the city and slew into the safety post
and put it ont of commission besides
knocking off one of the wheels from
his auto last Friday.
There will be two collections of
garbage each week between the hours
of A. M. and IL o'clock noon. Please
note omission in last weeks regula-
tions. Collections will be commenced
as soon as possible after March /.
The garbage wagon has not yet ar
rived. Ash collection was started
March /.
The Wauwatosa High School basket
ball team We're Defeated in their an
nual clash with Wankesha. The visi-
tors We're much larger and heavier.
Waukesha doubled our score at the
end Of the first half. In the second
half our boys crept within one point
of them.
A surprise party was given in
honor of Robert Murphy Thursday
evening of last week. Those present
were Misses Eileen Manion, Franees
Kennedy, Beth Gall, Madeline Murphy,
Florence Roach, Sibine Manion, Mary
Fracy. Josephine Fraey, Florence
HAYES. Messrs. Edward Burke. Claton
Flirt, Walter Hazelbauer, Ray Lynch,
HerbertKern, William HAYES, Ed Teas.
er, Lawrence O Dounel, Merrel Hayes
and loo T,vpah