Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-04-14

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ing his vaea Non at home lie will re-
turn today
John Bafhekow, treasurer of the
town of aFwatosa has filed his bond
in the sum Si40, 900, and is now in
possession the Office.
1t IS repc bed that petitions for an
neXation & milwaukee of portion of
the northeh part of the town of Wan
watosa ars gain being circulated for
signatures y property owners in that
section. seems the project win not
down.
FIRE 49, hrATE FAIR PARK.-The old
Stevens ifliaenee on the State Fair
Grounds nIs burned to the ground
Tuesday sFternoon The house was
occupied the foreman of the park
A defectltl chimney was the cause of
the fire.
The a. Ysion of the annexation of a
portion sShe town known as Silver
City to city of Milwaukee, has
been ia 9sably acted upon by the
Common buncil of Milwaukee and it
| is expectek it will soon become a part
of the Eighth Ward.
Geo. ls'Smith, Principal of the 36th
street scapol, and j. NJ Keller, Princi-
pal OF tlig Sixth district school, in the
town ~ pollaJ NJ 4h.
News oieee ON Thursday. They re
port Satisfactory progress in their re-
speetive ehools,
The asnual entertainment and May
ball to hs.giyen by the Peter Baker Ros S
Club viii be better than ever before
Better days, better players, better
band, Bitter music, better every way.
better t4an ever before Lefeber's
IIall, My ;, 1900 Don't miss it.
Prof. Joseph Fenstel's concert band, of
West Bend, Wis, will play at the en-
tertainnsent and May ball given by
Peter BFlser- Ross Club. Lefeber's Hall,
May 5, nieo.
MeetiAg at Good Templars Hall.
Capt. AZ G. Dutton, of Texas, lead
ing telAaerance orator, will give lee
lures O. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings April Is and 10. 1900. In Sc
curing die services of Capt Dutton for
these q lrwetings the members of Wauwa-
tosa lo$ge have secured a rare treat for
thems ives and friends The captain has
been i3s the field many years, his lee
lures live received the endorsement OF
many the leading ministers and citi.
ls ~. ss Trusting that a
large number Of the citizens of'fsautga.
tosa will attend, all are cordially in.
vited. Admission free.
Miss Clothier, of Colorado. who is
spending few days in Milwaukee, is
engaged in an effective and a much
needed work in Colorado. Out of the
thousands who annually go to that
state each year in search Of health,
many return to their ewn homes bene-
tited by the change Of eli
mate. Others are obliged to
remain permanently in the state
and become residents Many 20 as
a last resort, and consequently 60 too
late. Lungs that have become accus
toned to the damp. heavy air of the
east cannot readily be adjusted to the
| light dry air of Colorado, and as a re
suit death is haStened instead of life
being prolonged In these extreme
cases some one must accompany the
sick ones and many times it is the
young woman who goes with some
member of the family, and after the
loving ministrations are ended the
young woman is left alone and sadly
in need of loving care and practical
sympathy. For some years Miss
Clothier has been actively engaged in
educational philantbropic work. and
having visited Colorado several times
saw the ever increasing need of
coming in personal touch with the sad
dened lives Of these brave young wo-
men. For this purpose she gave mp
her eastern home and became resi-
dent of Manitou that she might in
some measure meet this need. Miss
Clothier has been invited to speak to
the ladies of Wauwatosa Tuesday at
ternoon, April 18th at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Brockway, ~
West Main street.