Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-15

Mrs. Anna S Dosemagen, beloved
wife of George F. Dosemagen. died at
her home. SO State Street, on Wednes-
day. February IS, 1918. Funeral from
residence, Saturday at 10 a. m. Inter
meDt in Wauwatosa cemetery.
Eighteen of the Wauwatosa High
School boys are planning TO $50
school about the middle of April to
take up work on farms, having been
granted permission to take this step
in the best interests of our c0untfy's
welfare.
Mr.. Ernest Butler, st. Charles
street, will entertain at a silver offer
ing tea for the benefit Of the Woman's
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal
church this Friday afternoon. Assist
ing hostesses will be Mines. Walter
B. Rice and j. H. Gage.
All people of the city of Wauwatosa
should be sure and see that their dogs
are muzzled properly, as there has
been several cases of rabies in this
community. See official notice in an
other column. We know that we have
not a citizen who would want their
dog to bite a child in this city.
This is national Father and Son
Week" Inc Baptist, Methodist and
Congregational churches of our city
united in Father and Son supper at
the Congregational Church on Thurs
day evening, at which DIR. MODESTO,
secretary of the Milwaukee Y. M. C.
A. was the principal speaker. In
keeping with the national observance
of the week Rev. G. c. Alborn of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
has announced that he VIII speak next
Sunday morning from the text, is
the young man (Absalom) safe -
Service at IL A. M. All are invited.
DR.. r. A. AshwortH, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Milwaukee,
who has recently spent more than two
months as Camp Pastor at Camp Mac
Arthur, Waco, Texas, will tell the
story of his work and experiences at
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church, Thursday evening, Feb. u.
The service begins at eight O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A special invitation to those who have
sons in the service, here or abroad.
Do not miss this opportunity to Sc
cure first-hand information about the
Christian work that is being done
among our Soldier Boys.
The special War Savings and Thrift
Stamp Drive throughout the state,
which was inaugurated February 3
will come to a close Saturday night,
February 16, and reports from all
points of the state received at the
Office of State Director J.. H. Puel-
icher in Milwaukee, indicate that Wis
consin's quota of Zone Million War
Savers" will not only be reachei but
once more Wisconsin will go "over
the top. The drive conducted in the
City and Town of Wauwatosa the past
two weeks has proven very much
gratifying. The workers were anx-
ious to interest large number of in
dividuals with the smaller amounts
rather than the larger subscriptions
from the few, and in this point feel
the outcome quite satisfactory.
Marion Mccullough, this city, is
one of the successful candidates who
recently competed for membership in
the Beloit College Shakespeare Soci-
ETY.. This organization elects to a
membership of about forty annually
from the young women of the college
on the basis of scholarship and for
mally conducted tryouts in costume
before the entire society and a select
ed committee of judges. The Shakes
peare Society is one of the recognized
and vital parts of student life at Be-
lott College, having successful his
tory of nearly a score of years to its
credit. One of the most popular
events of the commencement season
is the Shakespeare Play which is
staged out-of-doors upon the natural
stage in one corner of the campus.
This years play will be Gas You Like
It."