Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-09-12

Marquardt Koenig
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Miss Alice Wyman Underwood of
Garden City, L. l., is visiting the I'm
derwoods here.
All roads led to the Wisconsin State
Fair grounds during the past few days
and they were well filed.
The Gullotta Trio Concert Company
will give an entertainment in Wauwa-
tosa on October 20. Save the date.
All our places of business were
closed on Thursday on account of
the State Fair, including the Post Of
fee.
The Stickney Field tennis Court
grows in popularity. The contract has
been let to enclose it on all sides
with white fence.
st. Mary's Society of st. Bernard's
Church will give a Harvest Supper on
the evening of Sept 18th from to
P. NJ. All are invited.
Miss Susie Benoy of Boscobel, has
accepted a position at the Buick show
room in this city, and is living with
her uncle, J. r. Benoy, and family. on
Wauwatosa Avenue.
The band concert given last Thurs
day evening by the Kearney-Trecker
Co. band was first class in every par
ticular, and was much enjoyed by the
large crowd in attendance.
Welcome Home roll-Hnbert Meyer,
Harry Dobiznske, Armand Behling,
Sam Malone. Clinton Andrews, Fred
Dennis. Laurance O'BrieIt, Harvard
Wells, Arthur Raebel, anu Tony
Turvy.
Vesper services will be held at
Graystone Chapel on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Rev. James Churm,
pastor, will preach on Our Great Ne
cessity." The Chapel service is doing
great work.
The Wauwatosa Woman's Club will
hold its next meeting at the Club
roooms, Thursday, Sept IS. A musical
program will be provided, followed by
a social hour. 1t being the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the club, large at
tendance is desired.
The First Congregational Church
Sunday School will be held next Sun
day at p. NJ. at the Underwood Bap-
fist Church. The preaching service
will be at p. M. Mrs. Grosshuesch
viii sing. The Endeavors will meet
with the Baptist Society at z P. NJ.
The editor has gained somewhat in
weight since last week. A large num-
Der OF our subscribers have come to
his rescue, but there are still few
who have neglected to do so. If you
please, just leave the amount of the
bill you received and we will not COM
plain.
The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
Church will meet next Tuesday, Sept.
16, at the home of the Misses Wini-
fred and Bessie Phillips, lao Kavan-
3sugh Place. Mrs. Bert Phillips assis ].
ing. Members viii please bring II cir
extra" dollars earned during the um-
mer.
Me,hodist Church services in Mason
ic Temple. Rev. James Churm, pastor,
viii preach next Sunday at both morn
ing and evening services. Morning
service at IL o'clock Subject-"Co-
Existent Emotions" Evening service
requisite pworth League viii be
held at $50 P. NJ and the Sunday
School at 9:45 A. nj.
Rev. James Churm has been reap
pointed to Wauwatosa and Graystone
Chapel by the Methodist Conference
His work during the past year has
been so eminently satisfactory. not
only TO his own church. but to the com
munity, that it is with much pleasure
we welcome Or. Churm and his fam
lily for another years toll in our midst
Abraham Kolb, wen known to a
large number of people in the city and
town Of Wauwatosa. who was at ore
time in business in Center City, diet
Wednesday, Sept. 3. at the advanced
age of 75 years The funeral was held