Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-03-21

ty to our government in this war.
Our fire department. was called to
Cedar Street Tuesday last, but there
was no fire to speak of
Note the announcement in another
column of the Red Cross Clothing Col
lection March Gath to 31st
The auietest primary election ever
held in Wauwatosa was last Tuesday.
Their was not quarter of the vote
out.
We are having beautiful springlike
weather in Wauwatosa at the present
time. Robins, meadowlarks and
blackbirds are quite numerous.
Mr.. Walter Christensen, late of the
state of New York, has brought out
the business of G.. B. Nase, and will
continue the business as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Currie, Watson
Avenue, entertained as their guests
Sunday, Mrs. Adrianson, Miss Winder
and the Misses Currie, all of Milwau-
kee.
James Leister is at home from
across the waters, arriving on Monday
evening of this week. His friends all
say he is looking fine, broad Shout
dered and the very picture of health.
Mr.. Harvey Kopperud of the Kop-
perud Fuel & Supply Company, is
back from France, and is expected
home within few days. He will be
welcome home by everybody in Wau-
watosa.
The Trinity Civic Club met at the
Guild Hall last evening. A good pro
gram and most enjoyable time was
had The ladies did themselves proud
in furnishing an elegant supper as
they always do.
Rev. w F. Hovis, DID, pastor of
the Grand Ave M. e. church, will
speak at the Congregational Sunday
School Teachers conference next
Tuesday evening on The Sunday
School Teacher as Pastor of the
Glass;
The ST. Patrick's supper served by
the ladies of the congregational
Church on Monday evening, in the
church parlors. was a great success.
over $50 were served at the tables, be-
sides the workers. and all voted the
eats" We're splendid.
Mrs. E. L. Walker will lead the dis
cussion of the question, "The Chris
tan and His Amusements" at the
Forum at the Congregational Church
Sunday evening at 1880. The sermon
at the Congregational Church Sunday
morning win be on the League of
Nations.
Several freight cars left the track
at Homewood about two miles west
of this city Tuesday morning last,
which stopped all trains through the
city for several hours. The people
who are in the habit of taking train
TO Milwaukee in the morning had to
resort to the street cars.
The First National, Bank of Wau-
watosa has broke ground tor an en-
largement of that institution The
bank is one of the best in the state
of Wisconsin and its officers and di-
rectors are all men who stand high in
the community. If you are looking for
safe place to put your funds you
can find no better place than at this
bank.
The supper and entertainment given
by st. Mary's Altar Society of ST.
Demands Church last Monday even
ing ali ST. Demands Hall was a grand
success. over two hundred people
were in attendance. This congrega-
ton are working hard for a new
school building and quite rund is
now on hand for same anu ere long
they will start the erection of a school
building.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
extends a very cordial invitation to
all residents of Wauwatosa and their
friends to attend an open meeting on
Monday evening, March "a, at S
O'Clock at the High School. The fea
ture of the evening viii be q very in
teresting illustrated lecture on The
History of Our Flag" by Mrs. e. l..
Sheridan of Milwaukee. Admission
free to all. Children welcome.