Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-03-30

The street in the center of our city
has been cleaned up.
Mrs. A. H. Owens has returned from
Omaha, Neb., and Hastings, MINI.
Mrs. f. c. Sullivan is kept at home
on account of badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. L. S. Pease spent Monday of
this week in Madison. ON University
work.
B. J. Hayes wishes to announce
that he is candidate for alderman
in the Third Ward to succeed himself.
H. s Temple has sold his home on
Kavanaugh Place to O. H. Bohnert.
The sale was negotiated by L. L.
Gridley
Mrs. j. f. Hirsch. 222 Greenfield
avenue. enjoyed visit last Sunday
from her son. DR. Edwin Hifsch of
Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond WashbuIne
| (nee Pease) and little daughter. of
Milwaukee. spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. W. S Faulkner 342 Second
avenue. returned the forepart of the
week after a three-months' visit in
! California.
| Mr. and Mrs c. f. Bussewitz of
! Hartland, Wis. spent the week at the
| home of their daughter Mrs. William
| Menninger
The grass is getting green. We
will soon be able to go ont to pasture.
We are tired of snowfalls We wiz
start putting on flesh soon.
Edward Geske. Blue Mound Road.
has been appointed Wauwatosa Town
| Clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. f. P. Bradley.
The Crescendo Mandolin club are
planning to give musical entertain
ment at the Congregational Church
| on Thursday evening April 10.
We call attention of our readers
to the ad of Walter Schinz, who is
candidate for circuit Judge. He is at
present circuit court commissioner.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet at the par
sonage on Friday, April 8, at 2;30 p
m. All ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs Chas Kirchhoff, VIII recently
sold her home on Wauwatosa avenue
moved on Tuesday to the new resi-
dence at F'ifty-second and Pabst ave
nues
Mrs Amon-Dorsey Cain, presented
her pupil, Miss May Ford, in very
| interesting recital last week Monday
evening at her residence. About thirty
| guests were present.
Fred j. Mann has the contract to
| grade the Pabst farm. He expects to
get his outfit here soon from Indiana
He also has considerable grading to
| do al Fewacres Farm
Several of our students are at home
! for the vacation, among them being
! Miss Katheryn Wheeler from the T..
/ w, and Miss Lois De Swarte from
/ Lawrence College at Appleton.
Mrs T. W Lyman. Warren avenue,
! entertained the W. c. r. L. on
Wednesday afternoon 1t being the
annual meeting, officers were elected
and the years program outlined.
Attend the service at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church this Friday
evening Rev w. r. Dorward of Mil
waukee, will preach. This is the last
of the series of meetings held this
week
Owing to business hindrance. Mr.
and Mrs l.. S. Pease We're obliged to
delay their visit to West Baden
Springs a few days, but left on Thurs
day morning to spend week at the
resort.
The meeting of the Wauwatosa
Womans Club April 5. will be at the
club room The program will be
Travelogue. Wales, by Mrs. Curtis and
Mrs Grant There will be music by
Mrs MacKinnon.
A concert will be given next Mon
! day evening, April ,. al the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church, by the
| Orpheus Four, under the auspices of
| the Wauwatosa Woman's Club Tickets
can be had from members of the club
| We call attention of our readers to
| the ad in another column of School
House and Lot for sale at Auction.
The school house is located on Lovers
Lane, one-third mile south of Wauwa-
tosa Plank Road. and is in good con
| dition.
Mrs. George b. Reed, aged IS. died
March 18th at the home of her son
in Omaha, Neb. Besides son. George