Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-12-27


We wish all prosperous and Ham
by New Year
Donald Nethercut spent part of
the past week in Chicago
Mrs. Jefferson Gregg spent Christ
mas with her son at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wheeler enter.
tanned large family gathering at a
Christmas dinner.
The Town Insurance Company win
hold their annual meeting at the CITY
Hall in Wauwatosa, at 10 D. M. Tues-
day, January Z, 1919.
Frederick Pease returned on Christ
mas day to his post of duty at Cleve-
land, o., where he has been stationed
for several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Pease entertain
ed their entire family at dinner on
Christmas Day. Miss Munns of Madi-
son, was also present with the family.
The fire department was called to
the home of Jacob Tennyson on Ken
yon avenue on Tuesday morning on
account of a chimney fire. Slight
damage
The funeral of Robert e. Mayes.
Chicago, grandson of Mrs. Wolf, State
Street, this city, was held Saturday
last. Interment was in the Wauwato-
sa cemetery.
The drive for the Red Cross mem
bership, which was put through last
week, was very satisfactory in results.
between $50 and 500 names being en-
rolled in this city
The small boy is now in his glory.
and they may be seen almost any
where with their hand sled sliding
down hill. 1t looks as if winter has
really started ir for good.
I. j. Ferg dson of the Hawks Nurs
cry Company lost a bunch of KEYS in
the center of the city on Christmas
Day Any one finding them will please
leave at the Hawks Nursery. Reward
The fire department was called out
Monday about one o'clock. The fire
was in the fiat above the postoflce
but no damage was done to speak OF.
The department was on the job in
quick time.
Special New Year service will be
held at the Underwood Memorial Bap-
fist Church next Sunday morning. The
pastor will preach and his subject
will be, Facing the New Era All
are invited to all the services of the
church.
The first meeting of Wauwatosa
Lodge No. 267 F. & A. NJ. viii be held
in the new Masonic Temple next
Thursday, January 2. The new Off
GERS for 1919 will be installed. 1t is
hoped that there will be very large
attendance
Mrs. John II. johnson died at the
family home in West Bend, Thursday.
Dec 10. The deceased lived in Wau-
watosa for a number OF years and was
we'll known. She was the mother of
Mrs. Earring Swan. The funeral was
held last Monday, and interment was
in the Wauwatosa cemetery. She is
survived by her husband and seven
children.
Mr.. Walter H. Wright, Roger Ave
nue., is again mourning the loss of a |
dear zone, in the death of grandson,
William Morton Wright. son of Wal |
ter Fl. Wright, Jr., who died at Min |
neapolis on Christmas morning at the |
age of Az years. Mr. Wright left on |
Wednesday evening for Minneapolis. |
and has the deep sympathy of his |
friends in this latest bereavement.
Rev H. D. Davies, chairman of the /
local Red Cross branch, has appoint
ed the following consultation commit
tee for Home Service work; City |
Attorney Albert B. Houghton, chair
man; DIR. L, A. Seymer. Attorney L. /
G. Wheeler and Mrs. w F. Woodland. |
Mrs. George E. Tyrrell win act as ex-
eeutve secretary, and is donating her
for one year to the local Red
Cross.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Phipps-Knutsen, wife
Of Oscar A., died at the family home.
SIS Fifty-sixth street, Thursday, Dec.
Is, at the age of "a years, the deceased |
was a member of the Eastern Star
md had many friends in the city of