Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-04-08


one-half hour, with several very mar
dangerous one and should have a
silent policeman or better still "traf-
nc man" to handle the machines on
Sunday. All of our downtown inter-
sections are pretty well taken care of,
but let's get busy and prevent few
smashups elsewhere. Safety First.
Mr.. E, c. Walker, Center street, lett
on last Saturday for Utah on busi-
ness trip. Mrs. Walker accompanied
him They plan to be gone about two
weeks.
All matters pertaining to street
work, collection of garbage and ashes.
sewers, teaming, etc, are handled by
the city engineer, telephone Wauwa-
tosa So.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Tn
derwood Memorial Baptist church will
meet at the home of Mrs. H. A. Loom
is, 4SS Fifth Ave, Thursday afternoon.
April IA.
We have just heard of the sad news
of the passing away of Phyllis, ten
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Hoare, st. Petersburg, Fla, form
er residents of our city.
The marriage of Miss Margaret S.
Schrubbe to George Ramstack, Elm
Grove, took place at the st. Johns
lutheran church, Wednesday after
noon, at p. M, Rev. H. Geischen off,
ciating.
The fire department was called out
! Wednesday morning to extinguish a
grass fire that looked bad for few
fsinutes, on Fourth avenue. Just north
of Vliet street, but-well you know
our department.
I2seph Hessell, alleged check
| forger who was arrested at Marinette.
/ Wis had been identified as an es-
capped patient from one of our county
institutions. He escaped about year
ago and the Milwaukee officials have
Il
Miss Marjorie Nethercut, who has
been engaged in Occupational Therapy
wa3k at the Public Health Service
Hospital at Houston. Texas. is spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Nethercut, Warren
Ave.
Capt. Henry Leisk has sold the
southeast corner of Kenwood and Sec
end Avenue to J. X. Leuthe, Milwau-
kee, who contemplates building a sa2,-
600 to $4,000 home on this site in the
near future. This is the last lot for
sale in the Damond-Leisk subdivision.
Mrs. H. e. Bossingham. Indianapo
lis, Ind, will arrive Saturday to spend
week with her father, r. E. thinner
mann, Western Avenue, and expects
to spend the following three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. H. :, Halvorson,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The general subject for the month
/ of April to be discussed at the Forum
will be l''National Problems. Mr.. O
V. Fragstein will be the leader Sunday
evening. April 10. Mr.. A. w. Sraith
will lead the discussion on the PRO
hibition Enforcement Amendment"
There will be a meeting Of the Ber-
nard A. Diedrich Post of the American
Legion at the city hall this Monday
night, April 18th. The question of a
clubhouse will come up before the
Legionaires at that time. Post Com
mander Ray Schoonmaker urges that
all the boys attend.
Mrs. val Fina, AIS Second Ave,
Wauwatosa, entertained her sister,
Mrs. Paul Dclken, Wauwatosa, on
Wednesday afternoon, April 9Th. from
2 TO 5. The guests were Mines. Lucy
Crolius, s.. A. Pease, G. f. Engel, o.
Weeks and w H Bennett of MiIwau-
kee, and John Hausch, n. G. Beerend
and r. p. Kuhnmueneh of Wauwatosa.
Miss Alice Smith of the Schultz Box
factory was chosen president and Miss
Mary LaRue Of the A. o. Smith Cor
PO4 otlDh Sttttldty tttdShiCls at tit an
nual meeting and dinner Of the Wis
cOnsin Service Workers at the City
club. Talks were given by Mrs. Irish
of the Travellers Aid and Mrs Lutz
Of the Woman's Progressive League.
The Twentieth Century Topic Club
viii meet Monday afternoon, April II,
at 3 o'clock at the High School The
subject of the afternoon being "Art
in Dress, and win be illustrated by
group of High School girls. The ad-
dress will be given by Miss Copp Of
the art department Of the Girls School
Of Trades. This meeting is open to
the public and everybody is urged to
attend The hostesses will be Mrs.
Wigdale, Mrs. Boyce and Mrs. Hyde.
Word has beelI received of the mar
rage on Wednesday morning, April s,
III st. Cloud. Fla, of Mrs. Mary r. An