Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-23

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Mr.. Leverette C. Wheeler spent
part of the week in New York City
on business.
Moss Memorial Chapel services on
Sunday. Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Church services at A p. m. There was
fine service last Sunday afternoon.
The Missionary Society of the girls
of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of
the Congregational Church met with
Mrs. l.. S. Pease on Monday after
noon.
Dir. Norman Hoffman will address
the Community Forum at the school
barracks next Sunday evening at 7:45
on "The Physical Betterment of Chill
dren."
Mr.. Walter Harden and Miss Emma
f. Falt were married Saturday, April
! II, at the st. Johns Lutheran church.
They will make their home on West
Main Street.
| The Mayor and Common Council
and City Engineer of Cedarburg were
in Wauwatosa Sunday last to inspect
our water works system. Cedarburg
is anticipating putting in like sys-
tenn.
Garrett L. Jacobus of this city, and
Miss Ruth Haring of Chicago, were
married in Chicago Saturday, April
II. They will be at home to their
friends after June 1st on Mower
Court.
Walter c. Griffith, at one time chief
engineer of Wauwatosa, died Monday,
4 April 10, at the age of 50. He will
be remembered by our older residents.
The funeral was held Thursday. In
terment was at Forest Home.
The Watney family left on Tuesday
of this week for Norway, where they
will remain. The family has lived in
Wauwatosa for several years and
were not citizens of the United States,
but were citizens of Norway. Mr.
Watney was janitor at the High
School and two of his daughters We're
employed in the First National Bank
for some time.
We have never seen a time whcr
places to live in were scarcer in Nau-
watosa, and large number Of people
have sold their places and are looking
for places to move to. We would adj
wise that you have place to move to
before selling out.
Methodist Church services will be
held in the Masonic Temple on Sum
day. Sunday School at 9:45 a. M.
Morning worship at IL o'clock, Rev.
James Churm will preach on 1.-THE
Right Adornment." In these days of
interesting discussions about economic
apparel, this subject is most timely.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
will. meet next Monday afternoon,
April rs, with Mrs. E. L. Walker, 81
Center Street. The assisting hostesses
Will be Mines. H. F. Lindsay, F. A.
Stevens and Curtis Boyce. The speak
er will be Miss Louise Drury of Mil
waukee, who will speak on "Child
Welfare Work" This will be a guest
day.
Married by Father Fitzgerald Tues
day, April 20, Miss Francis Wagner,
eldest daughter of A. John Wagner,
and Mr.. Ronald H. Mueller, both of
this city. Both young people are well
known in this city and have many
friends who will join with the News
in wishing them a long and happy
welded life. Miss Wagner has been
in the store of her father for long
number of years and Mr.. Mueller is
a carpenter contractor.
On Saturday, April "a, the White
Elephant and Rummage Sale will be
held at IL State Street, next door east
of Luetzow's market The sale opens
at 1000 a. m. There viii be many
fine things for sale, something for
everyone from a rattle for baby to a
vacuum cleaner for mother; clothes.
neckties, ETC., for father; all the fam
lily can be fitted out. Come early and
avoid the rush. The proceeds of the
sale are for the benefit of the Twen-
tieth Century Topic Club.
The new Common Council met last
Tuesday evening and organized with.
the new Mayor, A. c. Hanson. The
chambers were beautifully decorated
with flowers. The Mayor has picked
out a good set of committees and it is
hoped that the new board will work
together in harmony for the next two
years. We believe Wauwatosa has as
good board as it has ever had and
that the new council will watch and
make only those improvements which
are most necessary at the present
time. See the proceedings in another
column.
WISCONSIN TO BE BENEFITED