Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-10-26

do all they can for you. All you have
to do is say the word and your wants
will be taken care of.
Wauwatosa was well represented in
the parade in Milwaukee last Saturday
by both ladies and men. Our ladies
are true as steel and large number
of our young men are members OF the
Home Guard. Wauwatosa people are
always ready to help in any cause that
will help the government.
Albert Rinegar, So years old, was
found dead in bed at his home, 59th
and State street, this city, Tuesday aft
ernoon last. He was employed by c.
Shoemaker, a contractor of Wauwato-
sa. He lived alone in small cottage
in the rear of the shop and had no
relatives. The body was taken to the
morgue in Milwaukee.
The Liberty Day meeting held az the
Wauwatosa High School Wednesday
evening was largely attended. Mr.. w.
A. Hayes, vice-president of the Wis
consin Loyalty Legion, and Miss Abby
r. Marlett, director of Home Econom-
les at the University of Wisconsin,
were the principal speakers. A good
musical program was rendered.
Mr. C. G. Dreutzer has returned from
Vicksburg, where he went to attend
the reunion. He reports very big
crowd and a good time. The Blue and
the Gray marched side by side as good
American citizens. He says many good
tales were told and many who had
not met since the war, met for the first
time on the old battle grounds.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church. at their meeting held on Tues
day evening of this week, contributed
about thirty dishes of jelly, preserves,
fruit juices and other delicacies to
Miss Ella Weinfurther for her use in
visiting the sick in connection with the
work of the Associated Charities in
Milwaukee. They also made warm
clothing for enc family in her charge.
If you are not subscriber to the
Wauwatosa News you do not know
what you are missing. We aim to get
all the news possible. We also pub
lish the council proceedings in full
They appear in this weeks issue, also
several new ordinances, read them. If
you have any items of interest we
would be pleased to receive and pub
fish them. Always sign your name.
All copy should reach us not later than
Wednesday noon,
Wauwatosa people on the first Lib
erty loan raised about $4,000 On the
second Liberty loan Wauwatosa has
raised to datl October %, over $780,
900 and expects to raise $150,000 by
October 81. OF the amount raised to
date the women of Wauwatosa have
raised $4,000 and expect to make it
100000. All possible credit is due the
ladies and the wide awake Americans
who have proven where they stand"
which is to the cerdit of the city of
Wauwatosa.
A musical treat is in store for tie
Wauwatosa Woman's Club at their
next meeting, Thursday, November l.
A number of Milwaukee ladies will
dress in costume and sing folk songs
Mrs. Galloway will sing German
Russian, and Italian songs. Mrs. Rice,
Indian and Negro songs. Mrs. Schmid-
till, Norwegian songs. Mrs. McNary,
English, Scotch and Welsh songs. Miss
Janet Newton will be the accompany
list and will give a number of piano
selections. 1t win be guest day
On Friday Nov 2, at 2:3O D. M,
the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will be entertained in the
home of Mrs. George Maxon, AZ Ken
wood avenue. Following the regular
business session the society will COM
mence the study OF The Bible as Lit
erature," the first paper to be given
by Mrs. Cora B. Rich on the topic,
"Ihe Creation" Mrs. o. +. Sehmidtell
will sing a selection from the oratorio
THE Creation All members and
friends are cordially invited to attend.
The hostess will be assisted by Mines.
S. X. Williams and Paul Freyer.
The farmers around Wauwatosa
have had considerable produce stolen
from their fields this fall and are up
in arms. Hawks Nursery Company,
who are located on North Avenue,
having been missing lots of different
kinds of stock and last Sunday morn
ing they lay in wait and caught Chas.
Utech and son in the act of carrying
off cabbage and onions and had them
arrested. They were taken before
Judge Koenig last Monday evening
and the father was fined 500 or 80
days in the house of correction. and
the son was fined $50 or so days in
the same institution. This should be
a warning to the light hanied gem
tlemen from Milwaukee. They come
out in automobiles and help them
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