Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
COMMITTEES OF THE WAUWAT0SA
COMMON COUNCIL--1920-e
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Aid. Masehmeyer. Notbolm, De Swarte,
Marquardt. Wood.

Go to H. E. Arndt for your flowers
for Mothers Day. which is next Sun.
day. He has a fine selection.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Getz and son. Arthur,
Wauwatosa Avenue, returned home on
Monday after spending several months
in Florida
The corner stone of the new Congre-,
gational Church viii be laid with APP
propriate ceremonies next Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Cross and
their guest, Miss Josephine Kemp of
Elgin, H., visited at Hartland and
WATERFOWL last Sunday.
1T worked all right" and there will
be no colored population on the Pierce
property. The property has been pur-
chased by private corporation.
The Girl Scouts of Wauwatosa are
giving a Movie Benefit at the High
School Friday. May 21st Don't forget
to attend and help the girls along.
Lieut.. Buffum, who has been spend
ing two weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Chas. A. Boyd, Watson Avenue. re-
turned to his home in New York City
on Monday.
Mrs. Lynn S. Pease. accompanied by
Mines. Frederick Pease, Raymond
Washburn. of Milwaukee. and Spencer
Pease of Racine. spent a few days of
this week in Chicago.
| Mr.. Ralph d. Hammond, sales man
ager of the Mum. Bush Weldon Shoe
Co. of Milwaukee, died of pneumonia
at his home at 342 Third Avenue,
Tuesday night at IL o'clock.
Mrs, George Schneck and daughter
left on Sunday for Los Angeles to visit
with her husbands parents. She plans
to stay for several weeks, also visit
| ing other southern cities and points
of interest
st. Martha's Guild will hold their
semi-annual Rummage Sale at the
Guild Hall. Thursday. May 18th. start
ing at 8 A. NJ. Anybody wishing to
donate any articles please call Wau-
watosa 417W.
Wanted anyone who witnessed the
accident at Wauwatosa Avenue and
North Main Street. between the street
car and DR. Smiths automobile. Fri
day, April %. to communicate with
DR.. Smith or telephone Wauwatosa
742,
Mothers Day viii be celebrated in
Moss Memorial Chapel on Sunday
morning, at the usual hour of Sunday
School. $3.50. Rev. James Churm will
speak. The people of Graystone Park
and vicinity are most cordially invited
| TO attend.
Next Sunday evening Mr.. Herbert
n Latin will address the Forum. His
subject viii be Christian Democ-
racy" All are invited to attend the
meeting at the School Barracks, cor
ner West Milwaukee Avenue and
Church Street
The School Board held it's first
meeting on Monday evening, with Mr..
Charles Mccullough, the new presi-
dent, in the chair. Mr.. Charles Gillett,
having resigned from the Board. Mr..
Hugh w, Grove had been elected TO
nh the unexpired term and was
present.
The band concert at the High School
last Wednesday evening by the Great
Lakes band was first class and a very
large crowd was in attendance After
the concert Capt. Martin, who has
represented the U. S. in Russia for the
past nine years gave a very interest
ing talk, as did also Mr. Higgins of
New York.
Mrs Mary J. Fisk, widow Of DR..
Fisk, former resident of Wauwatosa
and well known by many of our citi-
zens, died last week Wednesday. April
2S, at Pottsvine. Pa. Mrs. Fisk had
planned to visit friends here next