Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-30


has been working for the Dodge Motor
Co. at Brookline, a suburb OF Boston.
Mass. since his return from France
and Spain.
Methodist services in the Masonic
Temple next Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. Rev James Churm. pastor.
will preach on The jos of the Morn
ing" The Sunday School WI meet at
9:45 a m Everybody is cordially in
yited to be present.
Funeral services for Miss Nellie
Brown, 80, who died Monday after a
long illness, was held at the residence
Of her aunt. Abbie Brown, 100 Warren
av, Wednesday. p M. Cremation took
place at Forest Home cemetery. Miss
Brown was born in Granville, Wis.
Her father, Jonathan. and three sis
tiers, Mrs. William Englemann, Wauke-
sha; Mrs. D. X AlIinder, Jr., North
Milwaukee, and Chloe Brown. survive
her.
Frank Mueller well known plumb.
er OF Wauwatosa, died at his home,
716 Thirtieth Street. Milwaukee, Satur-
day morning, july "a, at the age OF
AZ years. Frank was held in high es-
TEEN by the people of this city and
had many friends here. having been
in business for a number of years past
in the Gridley building on West Main
Street The funeral was held on Mon
day morning. July 26, from ST.
Michael's church. Milwaukee. Inter
ment was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tragard have
sold their home at 423 Wauwatosa
Avenue to Mr. Harold L. Henderson
of Milwaukee. director of the "Milwau-
kee Citizens Bureau of Municipal Eff
eiency,' who moved into his new home
Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Tragard. accompanied by their son,
Kenneth, and daughter, Lorraine, in
tend TO motor by easy stages to Mary
land, where they expect TO purchase
farm and make their future home
The good wishes and kind regards of
their many friends are extended to
forth to a new cline.
The army recruiting office, Milwau-
kee, with an additional force of field
clerks, is making every possible effort
to clean up the work incidental to the
issuance of the Victory Medal to all
ex-service men in the Milwaukee re-
cruiting district With the assistance
of the American Legion, Office space
has been secured in their rooms at 807
Majestic building, Grand Avenue. and
it is hoped that the "Ex-Buddie" will
speed the work along by bringing in
person or mailing, a certified copy Of
his discharge to that address at the
earliest possible moment over no.
600 Of these medals will be issued with
in the state
Mr. G. +. Bussewitz, an old and re-
spected former resident Of Wauwa
tosa, died on Monday, July 49, at the
home Of his son. Edward, at Merton,
Wis. at the age Of So years The fu.
neral was held last week Thursday at
the home, with interment in the fam
lily lou at Hartland Mr. Bussewitz
was the rather OF Mrs. VIM Menninger
and Mrs P. G. Lewis of this city His
widow survives him. The deceased
was wei known in Wauwatosa and
visited here on last Memorial day, but
failed steadily since then, being con
fined to his bed only the last week
before his death He was an active
member of the Masonic fraternity. The
sympathy of raany friends goes out to
those left to miss him in their be-
reayement
The Wauwatosa baseball team de,
feated the MacWhyte team of Kenosha
last Sunday The score being II to 5,
which indicates that both pitchers
were hit freely with the home team
pulling tae long end. Klevenow, Hutch
and Winlel were the strong men with
the bat, while the fielding Of Witte-
man was feature The local manage
ment is forced TO bring out of town
teams here in order to have a game
on their home grounds Most of the
Milwaukee teams are not sufficient OPP
position or will not play at all Many
of the players of the home team have
received good offers to play on state
teams. and will be induced to leave un.
less Wauwatosa people attend the
games and support the boys more.
Next Sunday the home team will play
the fast North Milwaukee team on
their diamond. Play will start at 2:30
D. m, and all the fans are asked to
accompany the team to North Milwau-
kee.