Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-07-13

We had little rain on Wednesday
for change.
Strawberries have been a good crop
in Wauwatosa-
Mr.. Howard Wells, who is at Camp
Sheridan, spent Sunday last in Wau-
watosa.
John E. Perry is spending few
DAYS in Oxford, Conn, with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ida Bach of Eau Claire, has
been visiting Miss Norma Philip.
Seventh Avenue.
Mr. E. w. Chubb has left for Man
chester, N. H., after spending several
weeks in Wauwatosa.
Miss Margaret Thomas, Wauwatosa
Avenue, was one of house party at
Cedar Lake the past week
Mr.. and Mrs T E. Barnum. Wat
son Avenue, have returned from a
visit with her mother at Port Huron.
Mrs McKillip, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wyman,
returned to her home in Chicago on
Monday.
Miss Miriam Wells has returned
home from Ironwood Mich, and will
spend the summer vacation here with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Madden, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HUI.
bert Digman. have returned to their
home at Wausau.
Mrs. J. B. DeSwarte entertained on
Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann of Khandwa, India, at an
informal reception.
Mrs. Louis c. Nichols, Kenwood
Avenue, entertained a few friends in
honor of her sister from Cincinnati,
Ohio, now her guest.
There are a number of new ordinan-
ces in this weeks issue. You had
better read them and keep posted on
what our city is doing.
Miss Katherine Wheeler on Tues
day afternoon started her work with
several groups of young people in the
Red Cross bandag e-making workshop.
There will be a baseball game next
Sunday at Athletic Park, Milwaukee,
between the Goodlow and Wauwatosa
teams. 1t promises to be a good one.
Mr.. George Burdick left on Monday
night for business trip in the East,
representing the Allis-Chalmers Com
pany. calling at Buffalo, Philadelphia,
and New York City.
Mrs. A. H. Wyman, 2S4 Church
Street, entertained twenty little ones,
(and incidentally the mothers) on
Monday afternoon in honor of little
Miss James fifth birthday anniversary.
There has never been a time in
Wauwatosa when there was so much
gardening going on as at the present
time. Everybody seems to be busy
and all available land is being worked
We call attention of our readers 10
the Twenty-ffth Anniversary Sale ad.
of F. H. Bark in another column. Mr..
Bark has been in business in Wau-
watosa for twenty-five years. IL you
are in reed % anything in his line
make him = call,
The Young Peoples Society of the
Baptist Church will hold their regular
Sunday evening service at Z o'clock.
The topic will be; God Our Helper.
Mrs. c. c. Hosmer will be the leader,
with several members assisting. There
will also be special music. Everyone
is invited
Two large boxes of clothing. weigh
ing about $50 pounds, will be shipped
this week to Madison, headquarters
for the aid of French war sufferers.
Previous shipments have aggregated
1875 pounds, and from all appearances
still other shipments Will be made in
the near future
Many of our Wauwatosa families
are now at their summer homes.
Among those who have recently left
for the summer are Mr.. and Mrs. A, L.
Kopf to Muskego; Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Urban to Little Muskego; and the
families of Messrs. Charles and Jan IS
Godfrey to Lake Koshkonong.
Mr.. l.. S. Pease left on Thursday
morning for Ohio on a business trip.
Mrs. Nellie Engelhardt- Hermann of
Khandwa, India, will speak at the
morning service at the Methodist