Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13

The English Lutheran Church. which
has been and is cow meeting in the
GermaHia Hall, has purchased the lots
on corner of Wauwatosa Avenue and
West Milwaukee avenue. They ex-
pect at no great distant day to erect
a church on the property.
Church service in the Masonic Tenn
pie next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Rev. James Churm, pastor of the
Methodist church will preach on
Equipment for the Triumphal Way
All people who are interested in the
welfare of Wauwatosa are invited to
attend.
A very large crowd turned out last
Monday evening to listen to the excel
lent music given by the Kempsmith
Band. These concerts are proving very
attractive and the people are appre-
.ciating them. The next concert will
be Aug, Is, by Kearney-Trecker Band
at p N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. Under
wood and family are at their summer
home on North Avenue They expect
to remain until after the Visions n
State Fair. Mr.. Underwood expects to
have some of his fine herd of Jerseys
on exhibition at the fair this year from
Fewacres Farm.
Ye Editor, wife and little daughter
are taking an auto trip across the
state. We expect to be gone two
weeks. In our absence the paper will
be edited by Frederick Pease. Leave
all locals in our mail box on the office
door. No job printing will be done
until our return.
There will be hearing August 26
in the Office OF the City Attorney in
the City Hall. Milwaukee, in regard
to the Hawley Road Crossing, which
is a very dangerous crossing, by the
Railroad Commission All interested
are requested to be present. The meet
ing will be at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. Willis, on a
motor trip from Middleton, o., are ex-
pected on saturday at the home of
Mrs. Macdonald, Wauwatosa Avenue.
Mr.. Willis is director of the Y M. G..
A. at Middleton and expects to take
up work at Madison, while Mrs. Willis
remains in Wauwatosa for two or
three weeks.
Rev. E. Otheman Smith and his wife
of Bedford. o., returned to Chicago on
Monday afternoon The Rev. Smith
was pastor of the Underwood Memo
rial Baptist Church of this city about
thirty years ago, and this has been
his first return to his old pastorate.
He filled the pulpit on Sunday, and
in few very appropriate words spoke
| in most loving appreciation of the vet
eran leader of the work, the Rev. E.
D. Underwood, with whom he was
closely associated during the first
years of his pastorate here. His
friends of by-gone days rejoiced to
greet Mr. Smith and his wife, and
hope they may return at some future
date.
Special Correspondence From Mon
treux, Switzerland, July % The tour.
list industry in Switzerland seems to
be on the fair road to recovery. Al
most every nationality is represented
among the visitors here and group
of gaily chatting Americans, to which
a most refined Japanese party is added
for good measure, gives a fine inter.
national flavor TO the many events
going on. Among the Americans who
have taken quarters at the Grand Ho-
tel Eden, Montreaux, are the follow
ing from Wisconsin: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Wilkins of Eau Claire; Miss May
Foley of Wauwatosa, Miss Elizabeth
Lienwell OF Columbia, Miss Elsie
Brooks of Reedsburg, Mr.. and Mrs FIR
Herald of Oconto. Mr.. William Urban
of Sheboygan, Mrs. Eileen Baker OF
Oshkosh, Miss Olive McDermoth OF
Darlington, Miss Lucie Eberfeld OF
Milwaukee, Miss Lillian Gaskell OF
East Troy.