Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-12-30
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

SAlAStuisAoy Ills Olu ilOItie.
Mr.. Herman Arndt is building a
home on Ludington Avenue.
Albert Taylor is filling the position
Of night operator in the depot.
J. B. Thomas and family spent
Christmas with Mr.. Thomas parents
in Oshkosh.
Miss Helen Fisher of Rockford. H..
has been spending the week here visit
ing friends.
Charlie Moore, who is attending the
University at Madison, spent Christ
mas with his parents.
Mr.. and MRS. Robert Stocks, of
Eagle. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Helgesen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Pierce of Green
field Avenue, spent Christmas with
their daughter in Chicago.
Peter Sneider, who up to a short
time ago employed at the mill, is re-
ported going into the, regular army.
Mrs. Earling, of Chicago, daughter
of Mrs. E. A. Moore, West Milwaukee
Avenue, spent Christmas with her
mother.
G. ]. Davelaar of the Wisconsin
University law class, who is home for
the holidays, made this office a pleas
ant call Wednesday.
Misses Gala Canright and Ethel
Fisher are spending their vacation in
Chicago and Oak Park, Ill.,, the guests
of Miss Mable Maynard.
Miss Bell FAIRIES, daughter of VIM.
FAIRIES, First Avenue, is spending the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. r. M.
Vaughn, in Detroit, Mich.
A. L. Carlton, wife and two daugh-
tiers of DeForest, Wis, are spending
the holidays mere as the guests of the
Wells family, Greenfield Avenue.
There will be a New Years party
given by the st. Agnes Guild at
Lefeber's hall on Monday evening,
January 1st. Tickets including supper,
$1.00.
Miss Clara Baltis and Mr.. Geo.
Twinem of this city were married
Wednesday evening, December OF, at
the home of the brides parents on
North Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HeIgesen and
family spent Christmas at North
Prairie. Tommy, who accompanied
them, is laid up at Waukesha with
sickness.
Bob Bosworth, for a number of
years resident of this place, now of
OMAHA, Neb., with the Union Pacific
Railroad, has been spending the week |
here with old time friends.
The park commissioners of Milwau- |
kee met in special session Wednesday |
last to discuss the advisability of pur- |
chasing the Hellberg farm of 30 acres |
adjoining West Park in the town of |
Wauwatosa.
The annual reunion and entertain
ment of the Rogers family took place
at the |. 0. G. 7, hall Christmas night.
All branches of the large family were |
well repre- sented, and participants re- |
port a jolly good time.
Capt. Leisk is at home, having |
finished his season on the lakes at a |
point on the north shore of Lake Su- |
perior, where he left his vessel laid
up for the winter, the captain being
obliged to return by rail over the
Canadian Pacific through Manitoba.
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. o. ]. |
Swan entertained the primary depart
ment of the Congregational Sunday |
School at the parsonage on Thursday |
afternoon. Notwithstanding the very |
cold weather, thirty out of the thirty
nine children enrolled in the class were
present.
William Cilley Fitch, of the Min |
nesota University, has been guest |
at the home of L. Brockway and |
family during the holidays. Last Sun
day night he addressed union meet |
ing of the Christian Endeavor society |
and the Epworth League at the Con- |
gregational Church.
The Minute Men have begun the |
preparation of the military drama,
Santiago intending to stage the |
piece some time in March. With an
abundance of good talent from which |
to choose and thorough rehearsals,
Santiago" strong play in itself will |
be rendered in a manner worthy of the |
patronage of the people.
Master Warren Voelkel entertained |
two of his former teachers and few
of his classmates Thursday afternoon