Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-06

are suOSeS ol MI ana Mrs. e. j. Kear-
ney,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Brouwer and
family, Benwood Avenue, returned Ia,
their home Monday evening. after
spending ten days at Lake Geneva.
Next Sunday morning at the Ma.
sonic Temple, Rev James Churm. mas
tor of the Methodist Church. win
preach on the subject. "The Church
Service Beautiful" Those who have
NOS church home and visitors are es-
peeially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hammond are
accompanying President Birge and the
business officials of the University of
Wisconsin on a statewide trip of in.
spection, visiting the University Ex-
tension centers and the Agricultural
experiment stations throughout the
state
Prot. Garfield V. Cox. head of the
department of public speaking at Wa
bash College, Indiana, viii occupy the
pulpit of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church next Sunday morning. There
Will be no Sunday School or morning
worship at the Tabernacle the last
three Sundays of August.
Miss Backstrom, of The Edison APP
pliance Co. will demonstrate the Hot
Point Flat Iron and the Hot Point
Vacuum Cleaner at the Wauwatosa
Hardware Co. on Aug. 7th, 9th and
10Th. Every woman in the community
is invited to come and observe the
efficiency of these labor-saying appli-
ances and learn their superior points.
Mrs. ID. w. Hulburt and daughter,
Isabelle, left on Saturday TO spend the
week at Madison with Miss Mary Hurl-
burt and Miss Maude Miller, former
teacher in our public schools, who
was married on Wednesday, August 4,
TO Mr. Robert Williamson in the Phys
les Department of the u. W., and her
many friends in Wauwatosa will wish
her the very best
w. F. Woodland returned last Satur-
day from a week at Washington, leav-
ing the same day for Camp Misha-
waka, Grand Rapids, Linn, TO remain
q week with Francis, who is q mem
Der of the camp for the summer Mrs.
Woodland and Miss Margaret, who have
been attending the University of Wis
consin for the summer session, will
return this week
Mrs. John Van Roe, who up TO
few years ago lived in this city, died
Friday. July 80, at the age of Sc years
at Manitowoc, Wis The funeral was
held from 615 10Th Street, Monday last
with interment in the Wauwatosa
cemetery. She leaves TO mourn her
loss three sons and one daughter, be-.
sides her husband The family have
the sympathy Of many friends in Wau
watosa.
The court has permanently stopped
Otto J. Kruger from taking gravel
from his premises next TO Mrs Louise
Tennyson's fiat, who applied to the
court to have the pit closed. The fiat
owned by Mrs. Tennyson is certainly
endangered 1t seems that this con-
Germ has no respect for anything, and
they have caused lots of trouble in
Wauwatosa. They have no respect for
the law nor for the people of Wauwa-
tosa.
Wauwatosa was a lively place on
last Saturday evening, with two banks
open and line of people at both in
situations waiting to deposit their
money and the band concert at the
city park, which drew the biggest
crowd yet assembled at a concert. Mr..
in the able manner in which he is
conducting these concerts. He is put
ting forth earnest efforts to make them
all a success and is going to succeed.
The next concert will be on Monday
evening, Aug. g.
On next Sunday, Aug. 8. the Wau-
watosa Cycle Club will ride on Wash
ington Park track in competition with
the fastest Milwaukee riders and judg-
ing from their present form should
bring home a good score. They have
entered the half mile open one mile
open. pursuit race, novelty slow race
and the two mile handicap. The fol-
lowing riders comprise the team: Reg.
Gundersen, Henry Outflow. Hans
Tiieschen, Howard Rasmussen, Arthur
Braaeh and Edgar Muellner Fred
Diedrich. one of our good Wauwatosa
riders, is again training after being
out this season, and promises to get
into fine form for the Labor Day races
The Labor Day prize list is headed |
by twJ silver trophies as place prizes
and a silver medal SCI witn a sapphire |
az second time prize There will also
be race for girl and boys and nov
city race for girls and boys under Is |
years. Entry blanks for these races