Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-09-20

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Miss Ella Kneeland is visiting in
Oak Park, ILL.,
: Miss Charlotte Rogers has returned
from short visit in Chicago.
Supper will be served at the Con.
gregational Church this Friday even
ing at $50.
Miss Gladys Wheeler has returned
to her home from her summers work
at Middletown, Conn.
Lieut. S. L. Wheeler, Watson Ave
nue., is home from Dorothea fields,
Arcadia, Fla, on ten days leave of
absence
Miss Isabel Hulburt left last week
Saturday for Oshkosh, Wis, where
she takes up new work in the Normal
School this year.
The surgical dressing and sewing
departments of the Red Cross will be
indefinitely postponed on account of
shortage of material
Quite number of our nimrods left
Saturday evening last for the differ
ent hunting grounds. We have not
seen much game as yet.
Frederick Nolte was at home last
Sunday, and Warren Wheeler is ex.
pected this weekend, both boys being
in training near Madison.
Rev. Samuel NJ MacNeilI, 243 E.
Milwaukee Avenue, will occupy the
pulpit of the First congregational
Church next Sunday morning.
Dr.. W. A. McGnl has opened dem
tai Office in the Lefeber building. He
is well known in Wauwatosa having
lived here a good many years.
Mr. H. Rasmussen has received two
German helmets and one cap from his
son Arthur. who is in the service in
France, He is with the 1O7th engi-
neers
The annual business meeting of
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church viii be held at the church
next Friday evening, Sept. 81, at 8
o'clock
Ogden Schoonmacher is home for
short visit with relatives and friends
Ogden was sent back from the firing
line in France to instruct the young
men in the service here in America.
Families who have not yet received
their full quota of hard coal are re-
quested to communicate Immediately
with Mayor Koenig, giving quantity
ordered, quantity received, and name
of dealer.
The Council of Defense will meet at
the High School next Tuesday after
noon. Sept. "a, at 3:15 o'clock, and
every one who expects to take part
in the coming Liberty Loan drive is
urged to be present.
The state legislature win be asked
to consider a ten day state fair at its
next session, according to o. E.
Remey. who declares that the in
creased receipts will more than cover
the increased expenses.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Tiff and daugh-
ter Alice. accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
e, P. Nichols on a motor trip and are
spending the week with their son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ringland
Tiff near Elk Mound. Wis.
Miss Katherine Wheeler has re-
turned from Three Lakes, Wis, where
she spent the summer with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Graves.
who spent part of the week with
their daughter, NJ L. c. Wheeler.
Mrs. F. w. Mehavey. nee Fuller.
Madison, with her son has been
spending the week in and around
Wauwatosa with friends Mrs Nc.
Ravey is known by a large number in
Wauwatosa who are pleased to meet
her.
Sixty-six have enrolled at the Mil
waukee County Agricultural School.
which opened its fall term on Monday
last More are expected to attend as
soon as the autumn work is finished
on farms upon which hey are EN-
ployed.
We have had no killing frost as yet
in Wauwatosa. but it is liable to set
here soon. Snow viii soon be falling
and then the editor will eat snow