Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-02-27

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G. A. yergiels announces that he is
a candidate for alderman in the Fourth
Ward.
Mrs. W. r. Woolard, East Milwau-
kee Avenue, entertained friends at a
luncheon on Tuesday.
F.. e. Loveland's insurance business
is being carried on by Laura Loveland,
1855 East Milwaukee Avenue.
w. H. Minahan has secured the con-
tract for the concrete work at the
Wauwatosa Telephone Exchange.
Chas B. Perry announces that he is
candidate for Mayor at the coming
election on April 6. He needs no in
PRODUCTION to our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodside OF
Chicago, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meyer,
ass Wauwatosa Avenue
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Meth.
odist Church will meet on Friday,
March 5th, in the home of Mrs w. l.,
Smitherman. 70 Center Street.
The Woman's League of the Con-
gregational Church meets this Friday
at the home of Mrs E. ]. Kearney at
$50 p. M. The second Circle enter
tains.
The Kellogg residence on Church
street has been bought by Mr..
H. H. Baker OF the Sterling Wheel
barrow Company of West Allis. He
will make extensive improvements
before moving in,
See Anita Stewart in THE Fighting
Shepherdess" at the Alhambra on
March II, IS and 10. and buy your
tickets of the Girl Scouts. You will
not only enjoy treat but at the same
time help the Wauwatosa Public Ii
brary buy some much needed new
books. The girls will call on you.
Services win be held in Moss Memo.
rial Chapel on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. AIR William Wilson of Mil
waukee viii speak. The service vii
be in charge Of the pastor. A large
attendance is desired There was a
fine Congregation at the Washington
birthday celebration last Sunday eve
ming.
We start this week series of ar
ticles as boosters for the city of Wau-
watosa. Read the ads and introduc-
ton on the eighth page of this issue
This campaign has been made possible
by the firms who have paid share to
wards the movement. We would like
to see all business men in the city
represented.
The National Pictures Academy pre-
sents After the FALL" the story oi
mans first grief and hope, a four-reel
motion picture, and two reels of sub
iects of special interest and value TO
church people, at Trinity Episcopal
Guild Hall Sunday, Feb. 20. at $3.50 in
the afternoon and 500 o'clock in the
evening, Every one is invited.
a local committee of twelve, repre-
senting the various churches, clubs
and Scout organizations, will have
charge of the community drive for
Near East. Serbian and Austrian Re-
lief in Wauwatosa the week beginning
March 1st Can those who have such
abundance as we in Wauwatosa have
refuse aid to the desperate unfortun-
ate in these countries? Make a
pledge and make 1t generous.
Emil J. Leverenz. Portland Avenue
died on Monday morning of pneumo-
mia. following an illness of three
weeks, at the age OF IS years. He
leaves to mourn his loss his widow
three children, besides his mother, two
sisters and two brothers The funeral
l services were held on Wednesday aft.
arnoon from Patterson & Brigden
Chapel at 2 o'clock via T, M. f. r. &
L. Co. funeral car to Wanderers Rest
cemetery
About twenty residents attended
he first meeting of the Wauwatoss
avenue Association at the L. G.
] Wheeler home last Tuesday evening