Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-11-04
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

FROM an extensive eastern TRIP.
The Masonic lodge will meet this
evening at the lodge room in the Dit
mar Block.
Mr.. A. Anstey and wife of Hart
laid, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
Helgesen the past week.
A new sidewalk has been built
along portion of Church street north
of West Milwaukee avenue.
| Marshal Marquardt sprained his
ankle a few evenings ago and was
confined to his home for few days.
Miss Florence Armstrong will give
a party to a number of her little
friends this afternoon from A to Z
o'clock.
If you haven't got your winter sup
ply of coal you will soon have to and
the coal man is still looking cheerful.
Mrs. j. X. Douglas, of Troy Cen
ter, and Miss Harriet Lehman of
Neosha, Wis, are the guests of j. T.
VanVechtan.
The new fire apparatus building of
the city of Wauwatosa is nearly com
pleted and will very soon be ready for
occupancy.
Notice our advertising columns and
the several changes which there APP
pear. Our advertisers are hustlers
and know how to tell the people what
they have to sell.
The snow storm of Wednesday eve
ming was hardly sufficient for coast
ing, but it would serve as a reminder
for the boys and girls that coasting
possibilities are daily coming nearer
One of the pranks of the boys on
halloween is alleged to have resulted
in derailing a car at the corner of
Third and Pabst avenue, to the great
Indignation of the carriers and the
carried.
1t is reported that a sweet cider
party will be held at the residence of
one of the citizens of Wauwatosa next
week in celebration of American skill
as manifested by the recent boat races
at New York
The men of the Congregational
| Church will give a Gentlemen's Liter
airy and Gastronomical continuous per-
Torrance at the Congregational
Church in this city on Thursday eve
ming, Nov. 9. Among other attrac-
tons there will be a unique silver
collection.
The water pipe for the Garfield ave-
nue. main have arrived and Mr.. Wilcox
who has the contract for laying them
viii begin the work next week.
The new poles being put up on Wis
consin street will carry the telephone
wires from State street to West Mil
waukee avenue. A number of poles
will be removed from Wauwatosa ave-
nue. and North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Johnson
left the first of the week for visit
to Mr. Johnson's sister in the north
ern part of Door county, this state
They will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. johnson will do considerable hunt
ing while away, and expects to cap
ture deer or two.
The secretary of the Minute Men
reports two new applications for en-
listment. Come on boys and join the
ranks of the finest organization that
opportunity affords. Remember-the
drill teaches obedience and trains one
to act with precision and dispatch;
the setting up exercises straighten
STOPPING shoulders, and the monthly
entertainments and lectures broaden
ones mind and help make jolly good
fellow. Better think about it.
Fred IIartung and Henry F. See
{ Gold loft 10 fr, n tom, re- =
ing trip in Northern Wisconsin, they
expect to be gone about two weeks.
They will live principally on game
while on this expedition and will by
mutual conferences during their abb
sence arrange proper stories with
which to regale less fortunate sports
men on their return. We shall for
ward copies of the News to their post
office address as soon as we learn it's
exact location.
Remember the date, Tuesday, No
vember 7th, and remember toe mat
Mrs. ]. r. Estee, secretary Of the Mil
waukee Public School Art League will
speak upon "Art in School Room En-
vironment," and do not forget that
Mrs. S. S. Merrill, the president Of the
League will be present and address
the meeting also. You are cordially
invited TO attend.
The Cantatta, Under the Palm"
will be given in the near future at the
NJ. f. Church, under the direction Of
Mr.. J. T. Greenwood. There will be
a chorus Of so voices, assisted by the
Grand Avenue NJ. f. Church orchestra.
The soloists are Miss Bessie Green
wood, soprano; Mrs. F. Durbin, alto;
Mr.. Thomas, tenor; Mr.. Pettibone,
bass.