Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-05-04

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brother at La Crosse.
Miss Mary Atwood left on Tuesday
TO visit her sister at Minneapolis.
Mr.. F. L. Underwood spent few
days of the past week at Fewacres
| farm.
Miss Virginia Buttles, is entertain
ing her sister. Miss Ceph Buttles from
Michigan
Mrs. L. Brockway and daughter,
mildred left on Thursday FOR visit
at Niagara Falls.
Miss Laura Hirsch resumed teach
ing at West Allis ON Monday after
being i'll for several weeks.
The weather has not been very
warm in Wauwatosa the past week,
and we have had lots of rain.
Mrs. J. Schneider spent few days
last week in Chicago with her son,
Peter Schneider and his wife.
There will be a Musical yesper Serv-
ice at the First Congregational Church
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Pease of Chi
cago. spent the past weekend with
his parents on Wauwatosa avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hutchins, "a Ken
wood avenue, are both at home after
a time spent at a Milwaukee hospital.
Mrs L. c. Wheeler entertained
few friends at luncheon on Tuesday
tor Mrs X Nj. Putnam OF Minneapolis.
Mrs. Z. A. Stevens. Kenwood ave
nue., was called to Boston last Satur-
day. on account of the sudden death
/ OF her mother.
We call attention of our readers to
| the AID of f. A. Stevens, in this issue.
Ii you are IN need of dahlias you viii
/ do well to see him.
Miss Hazel Wright of Webster
Groves. Missouri. who is attending the
University at Madison, will spend the
weekend with Mrs. \. V. Brigham.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cuthbert of Seattle.
Wash. is the guest of her nephew. ].
r. Benoy. and family. after spending
several weeks with her son in Chicago.
Mrs Chas. b. Perry has been select
| ed by the Woman's League of the Con
! gregational Church to represent them
on the building committee for the new
| church which they are about to build.
Mr. E. r. Godfrey celebrated his
! seventy-fifth birthday last Monday. he
entertaining IT'S of his employees at
| dinner in the Plankinton hotel He
presented each man with paid up
| life insurance
! Edwin Krause, Jr. years old. son
| of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Krause, this
| city. died Wednesday night as a result
of being struck by an automobile on
Tuesday, Death was caused by frac-
| ture OF the skull.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
list Church will meet in the church
parlor on Thursday, May TO- at
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is de
sired as the society is to work for the
Red Cross society at this meeting
II any one knows of person so
mean as to injure trees and shrubs
in the city they should at once report
them to the mayor We did not think
that such a person lived in Wauwa
tosa who would stoop TO such a level,
The Arthur Koenig company are
now permanently located in Wauwa
tosa III A. Koenig. Mayor of the
Of h.a in
the city pre- ctically all the time They
are located in the Wauwatosa Hard
ware building.
The May breakfast TO be served by
the Wauwatosa Woman's Club at the
congregational Church has been post
poned to Thursday. May a. Tickets
for club members may be secured of
Mrs l. Il. HOutkamp. Second avenue.
or Mrs T. NJ Hammond. Center street. /
The Girls Friendly Society of Trim
ity Church is now engaged in Red
Cross work. An invitation is extended
10 all girls and women who may be
interested. to join in sewing for this
object. Meetings are held every Mon
day evening in the Guild Hall at 7:50.
Chairman W. T. Whip of the Board
of Public Works announces that reg
ular meetings of the Board will be
held only on the Monday evenings !
preceding the regular meetings of the |
Common Council. which are held on |
the first and third Tuesdays in each !
month,
George e. Brace. an employee at the /
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