Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-11-01


home this morning.
Mrs, s s. sutton and daughter. who
have been visiting at the Jos. Horle
home, East Center street, have return
ed to their home in South st. Paul,
Mimi
II. +. Zimmerman and John f. Ditt-
mar returned the first of the week
from a several days business trip to
Moline and Rock Island, Il1s., and
Davenport, Iowa.
Rey. A. + THAN was summoned to
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. ,,on Wednesday. on
account of the death of his a,rother
who resided in thar city, Itis sexpected
he will return today.
Monday evening, November 3, go and
hear Bennett Tuesday, November A.
vote. Polls open from a, m. to sun
down, The balance of the week may
Fbe given to figuring up results.
Nh Bert Warren left Thursday for
san Francico, Cal. Mr. Warren has
/ just completed, and is having patented
a spring bicycle fork which will sue
cessfnlly withstand all jars or colli-
sions
Mr., A. Brooks. a former Wauwatosa
boy, has returned lie has recently
married and the couple will reside in
Spring Hin sddition MIR, Brooks is
manager of the milwaukee, y. NJ. C. A.
restaurant
Mr. Bert Bergman and family have
removed from the Ehr1icher fiat. West
Main street, to his fathers residence
ON Western avenue. Mr. Bergman,
Sr., expects to leave soon for Medford,
Wis, where he viii work his farm,
Wauwatosa people who attended
meeting of Woman's Board of Missions.
First congregational church, Chicago,
hisueels; Mrs. A. r.. Thain, Mrs. r.
5. Pease, Mrs II. Watner, Mrs. ]. D.
Gilbert, Miss Chamberlain, Mrs J. o.
Myers and j. O. Myers
Notice was giren by the city suthori-
ties this week to thosc whorun or own
slet lnaehints in the city of Wan
watosa, to discontinue their use
| as they werein direct violation of the
Jaw. as'ssrsto6d taat the order
was Immediately complied with and
that all the machines in use here were
locked and put drt Of commission.
1 Mr.. John II pagior, corner State
and Alice streA, met with severe
accident on Th hseay, while at work
at the Northwestern fuel Co.'S. yard
and while busy tp d scaffold 20 #, from
the ground he 81 bped and fell striking
ON his head and ehoulders which were
badly bruised ald cut. He is being
treated by the Cps. physician and is
reported doing gell but will not be
able to resume Il work for time,
! What might lave proved to be a
serious accident oecurred last Tuesday,
when Miriam Wells, daughter Of Geo.
T.. Wells, West Chestnut street, receiv-
ed a severe w4unh in the right checl,
aud ear, the result of the accidental
discharge of aIride held by her sister.
When the aecia aent occurred Mr. Wells
and children, 4 pd a few of their friends
were having aIturget practice. The
firing WAS causI 4 By the defective bolt
action of the 4 dnn, the bullet passing
very close to tai temple.
1t is said "Wdare a wastcful people,
that we are ex4ayagant to the verge
of wicledness It is easy enough TO
account for this condition on the score
Of the immense latural wealth Of our
country, but flIan now on our duty
win not be SO Iueh to say why we
have been car4ess as to find some
means to restrid our spendthrift die-
position. Our yIiste is seen not only
in our conduct Il public affairs but in
the narrow thi9gs Of home. The coal
strike viIl not laye been an unmiXed
evil If we have Earned from it econo-
my In the use aIIi choice Of fuel.
a dog which acted very strangely
and which was bought by those who
saw him to be ray OF mad, or both,
rushed through the town Monday
afternoon snapIing at everything or
person he met. A number Of children
going home frdn shool were bitten
more or less Sd erdy, eight Of whom
have been treatd Il local physicians.
Among those bitten were sons Of Jas.
Voelkel, Fred Eelle Ferd Becker
Emil IIartzke. y X huse and daGgh-
ter Of John Eggeril .lr. Drs- Cutler.
Hathaway and Fchn5dt said in answer
TO question dpne rning the matter.
that their patterns lere doing well and
they saw 10 rdass to thinl, there