Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Announcement has been received in
Wauwatosa Of the death of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Nelring's son, William, at
Waco, Tex. Of pneumonia The young
man had been i'll but short time. He
joined the colors at first call and left
for camp. The remains were brought
to Wauwatosa and inferred in the
Wauwatosa cemetery this week
Miss Margaret Mower. former
resident Of Wauwatosa. who died in
Minneapolis. was brought here for bu-
rial on Saturday. Services We're held
in the Patterson & Brigham chapel.
Park place, and were in charge of the
Rev. Carl Ludwig. Short talks were
given by Rev Logan of Waukesha
and Rev. Coleman Of Milwaukee.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist Church viii hold the regu-
lar monthly meeting on Friday, March
/, in the home of Mrs. Kristjanson,
334 Maple Terrace. After the business
session Mrs. Joliffe will give paper
on the topic, 'The Early Civilization
of Egypt Mrs. Wilson will be in
charge of the music All ladies are
cordially invited.
Miss Norma Zimmerman and Mr.
Geo. c. Adams, both Of the city OF
Wauwatoss We're married at the
home of the brides father on Thurs
day evening, February a. The young
couple are well and favora5iy known
in this city and have hosts of friends
who win join with the News in wish
ing them long and happy welded
lite. The young couple are spending
their honeymoon in Florida.
Beginning next Sunday morning at
the First Congregational Church. the
Rev. Davis viii start a series Of ser
mons on the following subjects Feb.
"a, with Jesus in the Study
March 3, With Jesus in the Work
shop" March 10. With Jesus in the
Office" March II, with Jesus in the
Home" March "a, With Jesus in the
Church" March 81, with Jesus in
the Cemetery All are invited to come
and hear the word Of God.
The forty-five counties of southern
and central Wisconsin lying within
the Seventh Federal Reserve District
are making rapid progress in the work
of organizing for the third Liberty
Loan campaign, which, although not
yet officially determined probably
will be launched early in April The
general organization for the forthcom-
ing drive in these forty-five counties
will be an Improvement over that of
the second campaign which perform
ed with such marked success in rolling
up subscriptions for the war bonds.
The first class in the series of cook
ing lessons at the High School met
in the Domestic Science room on Tues
day afternoon. About forty-seven la
dies were present. every one alert and
anxious to learn the best methods of
conserving in their cooking, with
most satisfactory results to their re-
spective families. The next lesson will
be given next week Tuesday. opening
at p NJ sharp. Two very able teach
ers from Milwaukee are in charge, and
all who attend win surely feel much
more able to meet the new demands
of the home-ma kers in our land.
We wonder how many people in
Wisconsin realize that in the second
Liberty Loan Campaign Wisconsin
outdistanced all the other Seventh
Federal Reserve district states Illi-
nois. Michigan. Iowa and Indiana-in
the percentage of its maximum quota
subscribed The record of the state
to date is one of which we all may be
proud, and the spirit with which the
hundreds of leaders who have been
interviewed in the last two or three
weeks are approaching the new test,
gives every promise that the Badger
State again will demonstrate her lead
ership in patriotic endeayor in the
I n. "