Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-12-13

visiting relatives and friends. He ex-
poets to leave shortly for Colorado,
where he viii remain for some time.
You would not think he was ever sick.
Paul Thomas is the chairman of
committee appointed by the Parent
Teachers association to buy and in.
stall $500 moving picture machine in
the high school The booth for the ma
chine will be built during the Christ
mas holidays.
We have been having all kinds of
weather in beautiful Wauwatosa dur
ing the past week Sunday was a
perfect summer day and the following
days snow. rain and a little hail was
the program. A year ago we had or
below zero at this time.
Subjects of interest will be dis
cussed at the Methodist Church next
Sunday. THE Church and the Child"
for the morning. and value of Chris
tan Character" in the evening.
Services at IL A. NJ. and 1880 P. M,
Vesper at Graystone Chapel at 4
O'Clock.
Mr.. Fred Bloom on the U. S. S. Ala
bama has been spending the week in
Wauwatosa with his. folks and shak-
ing hands with friends. Fred likes
the service, and thinks he will be kept
aboard the ship for some time to
come. He looks fine and talks very
highly of the work.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
met with Mrs. S. NJ. Tullgren on Mon
day afternoon, and an exceedingly fine
program was thoroughly enjoyed by
those present, the only regret being
that so few of the members were in
attendance Mrs. Mcintyre gave an
exceptionally good paper.
Word has been received of the
death last week Friday night of Ma
rion, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Wilson of Wausau,
Wis, Mr. Wilson and family formerly
lived at $40. Wauwatosa Avenue, and
their friends are grieyed to learn of
this loss to old-time neighbors.
The marriage of Mrs. Narcissa Nc
Dill Fox, widow of the late DR.. William
Fox, to George A. Follensbee of Win
netka, Ill.,, took place last Saturday in
the home of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Hough-
ton, Watson avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Follensbee have gone to Chicago and
expect to go on to the south.
The PhiIathea Glass of the Baptist
Church will meet next Tuesday eve.
ming, Dec. II, at the home of Mrs. j.
w. Cairncross, A East Milwaukee
Avenue, Miss Janet Smith assisting.
Each member of the class is asked to
bring 35 cents, as her share of the ex-
.pense of furnishing one dozen aprons
for the Associated Charities in Mil.
waukee, which are to be made during
the evening.
The latest list of soldiers, as printed
on the souvenire program used at the
High School on Thanksgiving day was
necessarily incomplete, and any cor
rections or additions of any kind
would be very warmly welcomed by
the committee. They would very
much appreciate any and all help in
this line, and Mrs. l.. c. Wheeler
Watson Avenue, will be exceedingly
glat to take all such information.
DIR. j. M. MHlvey, who has entered
the offices of DR.. L. A. Fuerstenau
surgeon, and DR.. r. w. Roethke, OBJ
stetrician, S35 Caswell Building. Mil
waukee, has opened branch office in
the Smith-Lefeber Building, / State
Street, Wauwatosa. DIR. Mulvey has
just completed service of six
months as head resident physician and
surgeon in the Emergency Hospital
DR.. Mulvey's office hours in Wauwa
tosa, will be from to 4 and to s
P. NJ
We are glad TO be able to deny a
report current this week as to the
death of Mrs. Lawrence Manlove OF
Cleveland, o., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Edwin Wilson, East Mil
waukee Avenue. In some unaccount-
able way the report OF the death OF
the Oldest daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
f. B. Wilson of Wausau, Wis. was
misconstrue6 to mean Mrs. Manlove
but we are pleased to say that our
Cleveland friends were all well at
last report.
In a recent telegram to the State
Chairman of the War Savings Stamp
Committee, Secretary McAdoo urges
upon every individual the necessity
If it is at all possible-of continuing
to hold their War Savings Stamps
and also making great effort to pur-
chase new ones. 1t is said that some
people, somehow, have got the idea
that because the var is over, that the
government does not need the money.
This is a mistake. Mr. McAdoo says
that the United States spent more
money in November than in any other
month since the war began. Bearing
THE in mind mako a great effort ia