Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-06-15

Mr. L. s. Pease spent Wednesday
in Chicago on business.
II. Kringel was one of the graduates
OF Concordia College this week.
Miss Isabelle Tucker OF Milwaukee
is The guest of Mrs. G. L. Tint this
week.
Mr. Charles CaddelI of Kentucky. is
visiting Frederick Pease at his home
in this city.
The public schools of our city closed
their work for the 1916-1917 terms on
Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. J. NJ. Skinner, OF Chicago.
spent Sunday with his family on ST.
Charles Street, this city.
When you have any items of inter
est, please send them in 10 the Wau-
Watosa News All are welcome.
Have YOU bought Liberty Bond
yet. II not YOU can get one at the
First National Bank of Wauwatosa.
All our fishermen We're out over
Sunday. but the only real catch we
have heard of was BY A. c. Hanson.
Read the official notice in another
/ column in regard TO the shutting off
OF water, Saturday, June 10, and draw
supply
Miss BesSia Phillips. accompanied
by her little niece Julia LOomis. spent
last Sunday at Beloit, the guest of her
sister Miss Winifred Phillips
Mrs. c. L. Benoy of Carterville. H..
is expected TO arrive in Wauwatosa
tomorrow Saturday for a short visit
at her home on Kavanaugh Place.
Chief of the Fire Department Ralph
Sporleder was the guest of the White
Automobile Company Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday at Cleveland, o.
Mrs. T. T. Barnua, s Watson Ave
nue.. entertained on Tuesday after
noon for her sister. Mrs. Pellet of
Chicago Mrs. Pellet left for her
home on Wednesday.
There have been quite a number of
people looking for houses TO rent in
Wauwatosa. but there are very few
to be found. There are a number of
places for sale We have one at 2S4
Church Street.
Mrs. VIM r. Pritchard. 500 Wau-
watosa Avenue, was most pleasantly
surprised on Monday evening when
her mother arrived for two-days'
visit, having motored TO Wauwatosa
from Randolph, Wis, with friends.
The chairmen of the various COM
mittees OF the local Red Cross work
met on Wednesday at 1880 P. NJ at
the High School. Ladies who can and
are willing TO do plain knitting are
asked TO report TO Mrs. +. J. Kearney-
Summer hours at the Public Library
18th. The only difference in the hours
being shorter evenings. closing at S
O'Clock instead of at every evening
in the week. until the first of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Wheeler expect
TO 90 to Madison on Saturday of this
week TO attend the commencement
exercises of the Il. w Their son.
Lawrence. who i one OF the gradual
ing class, gives the farewell address
of the class.
An unusual number of rather rare
birds are visiting Wauwatosa this sea
son MANY beautiful and ulelodiouS
songsters are 10 be seen and heard
this spring and summer. and free con
certs by the most natural performers
are 20 be heard daily by any one who
cares 10 listen.
A volunteer is called for TO take
care of the sewing machines at the
High School building, for use by the
Red Cross workers The machines
need oiling and cleaning frequently
and the workers would very much ap-
preciate a volunteer who will put the
machines in order each week before
the workers gather to sew.
Miss Marian Winters and John D.
Fay were quietly married on last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
the brides mother on Western Ave
nue.. Mr. and Mrs. Fay left at once
for short stay at Lake Nemahbin.
returning to Wauwatosa the first of
this week. They-will reside with Mrs
Winters. at 379 Western Avenue.
Wauwatosa.