Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-11-09

consin Avenue. He will reside at the
corner of Seventh and East Milwaukee
Avenues. See his announcement in
another column.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie c.
Johnson, wife of the late Jacob john
son, formerly of the Wells Farm, who
died Monday, Nov. 5, aged SO years,
from the Patterson & Brigden chapel.
Interment was at Forest Home Gene
terry.
The Missionary Department OF the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
will meet on next Friday evening, Nov.
16. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |.
Toussaint. 290 Church Street. A
Missionary Postofice" will be the
program for the evening and large
attendance is desired.
Rev. and Mrs. D. w. Hulburt left on
Tuesday morning for the east, he to
attend a conference of the Baptist
Home and Foreign Missionary Board
to be held at Mortified, Mass, Mrs.
Hulburt goes to visit their son Clar-
ence and family at Peterboro, N. H.,
where the Doctor joins her later on his
return home.
The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
Church gave a 700 o'clock Cafeteria
luncheon on Thursday evening in the
church parlors in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Hosmen who leave next
week to make their home in Chicago.
The husbands and gentlemen friends
of the Philathea girls were also guests
of the evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucetta M.
Painter, a old-time resident of Wau-
watosa, who died at Los Angeles, Cal,
October 81, was held Sunday, Nov 4,
at 2 o'clock p. M. Interment was in
the family lot at the Wauwatosa Gene
terry. The deceased was niece of the
late Rev. Enoch d. Underwood and
was we'll known by our older residents.
At meeting held at the Council
Chamber on Monday afternoon the
women of Wauwatosa Loyalty Legion
raising the Wauwatosa quota of ST.
500 towards the fund for which the
Y M. c. A. is working for use in the
various training camps. A committee
was selected which will be in charge
of the work.
William F. Woolard, chief clerk of
the United States Patent Office at
Washington, d. c., spent few hours
in Wauwatosa the first of the week
with his sister. Mrs. Charles Edwin
Wilson, enroute to La Crosse where
he was called to appear for the gov
eminent in the case Of the Valecia
Milk company, being tried there in
federal court this week. =.
We are in receipt of a letter from
John Diedrich, one of our boys at
Camp Macarthur, in which he says all
the Wauwatosa boys there are well
and happy, and that they expect to
spend quite while at the above camp
yet. The Wauwatosa News will be a
welcome guest there this week as we
intend the boys shall know what is
going on in this community and let
them know that our people have their
welfare at heart.
Rev. c. c. Alborn will preach pa
triotic sermon at the Underwood Me-
mortal Baptist Church next Sunday
morning. The subject will be 1.-THE
Wars Challenge to the Church" All
are cordially invited to the service
which starts at IL A. NJ. Come and
bring a friend. Rev. Alborn has been
delivering some very strong sermons
during the past few Sundays. He is
acting as supply until the church Sc
lects regular pastor.
The meeting of Wauwatosa Chapter
Wisconsin Loyalty Legion announced
for this Friday evening, for the pur-
pose of presenting service flags to the
families of men in the military and
naval service of the United States has
been postponed, and the presentation
of the flags will be made directly to
the families interested by committees
representing the Chapter. The date OF
the adjourned meeting will be deter
mined and announced later.
A number of complaints have come
to us the past week in regard to our
subscribers not getting the Wauwa-
tosa News last Friday. The paper
was put in the postoffice at 1890 last
Friday morning and should have reach
ed our subscribers that afternoon. Our
postoffice has considerable mail to get
out and no doubt would have gotten
the paper to you if they could have
done so. We trust you got it Satur-
day morning, and hope the postoffice
will try and deliver the News on its
publication day, which is Friday of
each week.
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