Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-08-17

been visiting her parents at North
Freedom, this state.
Mayor Koenig reports that on re-
cent visit to Minnesota he caught cold
in st. Paul and caugh fish elsewhere.
1t further appears the fish and the
mayor did not agree.
Dr. J. T. Klein drove down from Co
lumbus, Wis, last Tuesday, and shook
hands with his many friends in Wau-
watosa on Wednesday. The doctor
says everything is lovely.
Miss Helen Belda is home from Am
blair, Pa, where she has been attend
ing the School o. Horticulture for
Women. She will return to her school
duties about Sept. 10th.
The Local Council of Defense met in
the Mayors Office on Wednesday
night, August 18th, and proceeded with
the perfection of plans to distribute
the war burdens in an equitable man
ner.
Colonel ]. o. Myers, the veteran
secretary of the Library Board, is to
be congratulated on his latest poem,
which is dedicated to the Mollycoddle,
and is one of the best products of the
colonels pen.
Mrs. j. r. Mcfarland of Centerville,
S. D., who has been in Chicago with
her little son for several months for
treatment, was the guest of Mrs. c.
w Loomis, Alice Street, last Sunday,
enroute to her home.
The law supplement appears in this
weeks issue of the Wauwatosa News.
Be sure to read the same. and learn all
about the laws passed atNMadison last
winter They are larger than usual,
and we think they will keep you busy
for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Underwood ar
rived here on Friday last and will
spend some time at their summer
home on North Avenue. Mr. Under
wood is making some changes on his
beautiful grounds. He is also improv-
ing Fewacres farm.
Several of the neighbors and old ac-
quaintances met on Tuesday afternoon
of this week at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter H. Wright, Rogers Avenue, and did
Red Cross work while they quietly
celebrated the birthday anniversaries
of two of their number, Mrs. Wright
and Mrs. Durbin.
Miss Ella Weinfurther left last Sat
urday for Monroe, Wis, expecting to
go from there to Ephraim for an ex-
tended visit. After a further visit at
her home at Mishicott, Wis, she will
return to again take up her work with
the Associated Charities of Wisconsin,
with whom she has been busy for over
year.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Getz, supervisor
of art in New York City, spent the
past weekend with her brother and
family. VIM. H. Getz, Wauwatosa Ave
nue.. Miss Getz' home is in Cincinnati
o., and she had been in attendance at
a large art convention in Chicago, and
plans to go on to New York City soon
to resume work, where she has 500
teachers under her supervision.
Rev. Herman Gieschen, rs West
Main Street, is one of the delegates
from the Lutheran Synod of Milwau
kee to attend the Synodical Conven
| ton to be held at St. Paul this week
he leaving Wauwatosa on Wednesday
morning. The convention is to be
composed of delegates from five dis
tricts of Wisconsin. Michigan, Mime
sofa and Nebraska. Forty delegates
composed of the clergy, teachers and
many of the laymen, expect to attend
from this district.
The Protestant churches of Wauwa
tosa are taking vacations as to all
services, with the exception OF the
Methodist church, which is holding its
regular preaching service in the morn
ing, with Sunday School and Epworth
League meetings at the usual hours
The Baptist Church is holding Sunday
School and Young Peoples services as
usual. The Congregational church will
resume all regular meetings beginning
with Sunday, August 26th, when Pas
tor Davies will again occupy the pull
pit.