Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-10-11

ty to our government in this war.
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Mrs. G. H. Bissell is guest at the
home of her brother. Lynn s. Pease.
There are a number of cases of
Spanish influenza in Wauwatosa, but
all are reported getting along Q. X.
Harry O'Rourke has been located in
Los Angeles, Cal. He will probably be
sent home He got in trouble in that
city.
No doubt but what all our churches.
schools and public places will be
closed on account of the Spanish In
fiuenza.
Mrs. Jacob Tennyson, Western
Avenue, is in Milwaukee hospital
where she underwent an operation on
Wednesday last.
Rev, D. w. Hulburt, Rev. Geo. c. AL
born and Mrs. l. Toussaint, attended
the Baptist State Convention at Wau.
pact this week
The Wauwatosa postoffice will be
open from to on Liberty Day next
Saturday, October IL. There will be
but one delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul e. Thomas, Wau-
watosa Avenue, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Selson of New York, the
first part Of this week.
The Hun is on the run. Buy
more bonds and make him run a little
faster Every bond helps to put the
outlaw out of commission.
Warren Wheeler, who has been
confined to his home the past two
weeks by severe illness, returned to
Madison the first of this week.
Fire destroyed the resort on the
Blue Mound road known as Eye Tav-
ern" on Sunday morning last, The
fire loss is reported to be about So.
900.
The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
Church viii meet next Monday eve.
ming, Oct. IA, with Miss Bessie Phil
lips and Mrs. Bert Phillips at 140
Kavanaugh Place.
By order of the health department.
the meeting of the Loyalty Legion,
which was to have been held this Sat
urday evening, Oct. IL, has been in
definitely postponed.
Mrs. L. s. Pease returned on Wed
nesday evening from attendance at
the W. c. I. U. Convention at Rhine.
lander, Wis, where she was the guest
of Mrs. A. w. Shelton, an oldtime
friend of University days.
We are having very fine weather in
Wauwatosa. We need rain, but the
mild sunshiny weather is saving the
coal bins, that is if you have any to
save. If you are as lucky as the edi-
tor you have not got much.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kinney, North
Avenue, received word several days
ago that their daughter Helen had
landed safely overseas. Mrs. j. S.
Cutler has also received similar good
news of her husbands safe arrival
across the water
The next regular meeting of the
Twentieth Century Topic Club will be
held next Monday, Oct IA, at the home
of Mrs ]. A. b. Tompkins. 113 East
Milwaukee Avenue. Mrs. c. H. Shaw
and Mrs. C. e. Wilson viii be assist
ing hostesses. Miss Lindsay, who has
just returned from France, viii be
the speaker for the afternoon.
Miss Daisy Michels. aged is years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p c. Mich
els, formerly residents of Wauwatosa,
died ON Monday evening. Oct. z. at |
the residence, 1926 seth ST. Milwau-
kee The funeral services were pri- |
vate and were held at the home on
Friday afternoon. with intefment in
the family lot at the Wauwatosa Gem
etery.
A special meeting of the Twentieth |
Century Topic club was held Monday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. 5. Nj, /
Tullgren, 402 Second avenue. Dele |
gates to the convention of the Wis
consin Federation of Wome1l,s clubs |
We're elected. The delegates are:
Mines. Charles Shaw, L. f. Urban, and /
f. F. Cobabe: alternates, Charles God /
frey, Harry Morton, and Nat Swan.
The convention of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, which was to have /
.rn.s - Il 1.