Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-05-25

past weekend with her daughter, Miss
Elva Caradine.
Mrs. A. G. Becker left for Wonewoc,
Wis, on Tuesday morning, her sister
being very i'll at that city
We call attention of our readers to
the ad of the New Drug Store, corner
If North Main Street and Wauwatosa
Avenue.
Have you bought Liberty Loan
Bond yet? They are going fast. Re-
member the United States is back of
them all.
The pupils of Miss Isabel e. Skin
ner will give piano recital in the
Congregational Church on Friday eve
ming, June 1.
Mr.. j o. Myers. who recently sold
his home at 123 East Milwaukee Ave
nue., has taken fiat in Mr.. Wade's
new house on Church street
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. C. T. U. met on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs George e.
Smith, Second Avenue.
Spencer Pease, advertising mana.
ger of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wholesale
house of Chicago, spent the past week
end with his parents in this city
Mrs A. NJ. Cuthbert, who has been
the guest of her nephew. J. II. Benoy
and family, during the month, left for
Chicago last Friday afternoon.
Frost did some damage to flowers in
this city last Tuesday night 1t was
cold enough to freeze ice. We do not
think fruit was damaged much
The local camp of the Modern Wood
men of America expect to attend the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
in body next Sunday morning.
Miss Ellen Sabin, president of Mil
waukee-Downer college, addressed the
graduating class of Milwaukee county
nurses on Tuesday evening of this
week
The Epworth league of the Method
list church held a banquet at the
church on Tuesday evening. DR.. Will
liam f. Hovis pastor of the Grand Ave
nue. Methodist church, gave an address
during the evening.
Mrs. ]. r. Benoy entertained rela-
tives and their children informally on
Wednesday afternoon for little Miss
Isabel's first birthday anniversary, in
cidentally celebrating her own birth
day at the same time.
Subscribe for Liberty Loan Bonds
and help in the war that we are now
in. You can procure the bonds at the
First National Bank of Wauwatosa,
and payments to suit your convenience
can be arranged for
Mrs. F. H. Durbin left on Monday
morning for Portland and a visit with
her brother at Seattle, Wash, intend
ing to remain at the latter city until
her daughter Margaret closes her
school and returns home with her
Mr. Ben Geske of Nevada, brother of
Ed Geske, town clerk of Wauwatosa,
arrived home on Tuesday last, after
an absence of % years. He will re-
main about two weeks visiting his
parents on the Blue Mound road.
Mr.. G. p. Dousman, president of the
Nee-Ska-Ra Mineral Spring company,
celebrated the seventy-seventh ami
versary of his birth on last Saturday
at his home, Vliet Street and Hawley
Mr kDr ~,
site now occupied by the Wells build
ing and was the fourth white child
born in Milwaukee.
DIR. John Van de Erve preached one
of the most patriotic sermons it has
ever been our pleasure to hear at the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church,
last Sunday morning. Such sermons
are seldom heard in Wauwatosa, and
those who did not hear the Doctor
missed something, and it was right
from the Old Book.
The Public Library has received
some valuable gifts in the line of books
recently. Mr.. J. O. Myers has pre-
sented us with a valuable edition of
Humboldt's Cosmos in 5 vols; and
from Miss Mary Myers a leather
bound set of Brewers Masterpieces of
Literature in 10 vols. A most valuable
edition to our reference library and
very greatly appreciated by the libra
rian.
4 prize card party for the benefit of
st. Demands Church, Wauwatosa, will
be held on the evening of Friday, June |
list, at Palace Hail formerly Lincoln |
HalD 9th Street. near Grand Avenue,
Milwaukee. The games of cinch, five
hundred. autcion bridge and skat wiz |
NE arranged for. and card-playing will
begin promptly at eight.thirty. All