Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-11-02

The proceeds of the gathering will APP
ply on the Liberty Bond purchase. All
friends are cordially invited to be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Huiburt
(nee Alice Mckinney, of Peterboro,
N. H., are happy with fine young man
born to them last week Saturday. Both
young people have many friends in
Wauwatosa who will join with the
News in congratulations and best
wishes.
The total number of subscribers to
the second liberty loan in Wauwatosa
was 662. The amount raised was
$172, 500, of which amount the ladies
raised close to $4,000. The women of
Wauwatosa have done themselves
proud and are ready to keep on in
the good work.
The county has large field of pota-
toes which are not out of the ground
yet, and are quite liable to be total
loss unless a thaw comes soon. There
is about 10000 bushels in the field
There are number who have not been
able to get on the ground on account
of so much rain.
Our fire department was called out
Tuesday evening on account of fire
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Tiff,
North avenue There was not much
damage done. The department was
also called to seth Street and Spring
Avenue on Wednesday morning on ac-
count of an automobile fire.
A meeting is to be held under the
auspices of the Wauwatosa Chapter of
the Loyalty Legion at the High School
November 9Th at o'clock p M. at
which time it is proposed to present
with other patriotic exercises, service
flags to each city of Wauwatosa fam
lily having boy in the military service
of the country.
The final outcome of the campaign
conducted by the women of Wauwa-
tosa in the interest of the Second Lib
erty Loan was S99,350 This amount
was given by 408 subscribers, and
shows what the ladies can do for
Uncle Sammie" when they concen-
trate their thoughts and efforts on any
objective and work unitedly.
Mr. J. Zubren of Milwaukee has
opened new industry in the City of
Wauwatosa, in the form of frst-class
cleaning and dying shop. He also does
altering of ladies and gents garments.
Mr.. Zubren comes to Wauw&tosa well
recommended. If you have anything
in his line give him a call He guar.
antees first class work and good salts
faction. He is located at 206 North
Main Street in the city of Wauwatosa.
See his ad in this issue.
Regular services are now being
held every Sunday in the new st.
BeTnards Catholic Church every Sum
day. This congregation is deserving of
much credit in completing their new
church building, when you take into
consideration that they only have
about fifty families in this parish.
They have worked hard, every one of
them, and Rev. Fitzgerald has left no
watosa. We congratulate them for
the building is most beautiful struc-
ture.
The second effort IS now being made
to secure signers to the Hoover card
for the conservation of food through
out the nation. The object is to
reach housewives to sign this card
who, for any reason whatsoever, did
not sign at the first canvass. Many
of our Wauwatosa ladies who signed
the Hoover card during the past few
months have not received their win
dow display, but may obtain one by
calling at the Kuhnmuench drug store
and requesting the same, stating card
has been signed.
The citizens of Wauwatosa Will have
the privilege of meeting Mrs. Edith
Hicks of Oshkosh, who is to spend
three days in this city this coming
week. Mrs. Hicks is well known
state organizer in the work of the w.
c. T. U. She will hold parlor meet
ing at 2:30 Monday afternoon at the
Methodist church, which all women
are earnestly invited to attend. The
temperance forces of the whole United
States are making one big concerted
movement for national prohibition
Let every mother. sister. sweetheart
come. Our boys" must have the best
that we can give them. Come, help
now. Mrs. Lynn S. Pease, President
Wauwatosa w. c. T. U.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chica-
go, fiscal agent for the United States
Government in the sale of Liberty
Loan bonds, desires publicly to ex-
press grateful acknowledgement to
the Press, to the Liberty Loan Com
mittees, to the Banks. Bond Houses
and other organizations, and to the