Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-06-14

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The best smoke in Wauwatosa, Seal
of Wisconsin" For sale at Schwaiger S
pharmacy,
Save money and worry by ordering
your coal now. See w, B. Morse's
al 1st page.
City Assessor Damon reports making
good progress with the annual canvass
of city property.
Mr. NJ. Hotchlliss and family, of
Milwaukee, have rented and moved in
to the Fricll house, Western avenue.
A number of Wauwatosa ladies at
tended the luncheon given by Miss
Katheryn Farnham at her home Mil
waukee, Thursday afternoon.
A number of Woodmen will leave this
evening on the 7:3O Wells street car, to
attend the lecture by Hon. John Suvlli-
van, given at Sans Souci hall, Seventh
street, Milwaukee.
The marriage of Mr. Leonard Filzen
to Miss Mary LourX, both of this city,
was solemized on Tuesday, June 10.
They will reside ON Division street,
near Sixth avenue.
II. s. Temple, w Master, and Rich.
Tenant, Jr. Warden. represented the
Wauwatosa Lodge f. and 4. NJ, at the
session of the grand lodge held in
Milwaukee the past week.
The concert given by the choir of
the St. Johns Lutheran church. Satur-
day evening, at Lefeber's hall, inclu-
ded in its program many numbers that
were well rendered. The audience
was large and appreciative.
j. H. Gay, of Milwaukee, has pur-
chased the Wauwatosa Laundry Co.
outfit. lie expects to make extensive
additions and alterations to the plant,
lputting it in shape to do as good work
as any laundry in the county.
Died-Mr. Joachim Picker. aged rs
years, Thursday night, June Il, at his
home on State stseet. Mr.. Picker was
an early settler here. having resided
here over 40 years. The funeral win
be held from the residence Sunday
afternoon.
Mayor Gilmore, City Physician Nc
Donald and FIVE aldermen of the city
of Beaver Dam, Wis, spent several
hours in the city on Thursday. They
were here for the purpose of investi-
CATION, and under the guidance of
Mayor Hoyt, looked over our sewer and
water systems.
During the severe electric storm
Monday night, the house of Mr..
Shields, Wauwatosa avenue, was struck
by lightning and a chimney knocked
off. Little damage resulted otherwise
to the building. A tree was also struck
near the Allen Williams place, Hadley
avenue, and badly shivered.
Mr.. Fred iartung of the town board
has been appointed by the chairman OF
the county board of supervisors, chair
man of the special committee of the
county board, which will investigate
the method of employing prisoners in
this and other states. They expect to
leave on their trip early in July.
Nearly twenty members from the
Baptist church attended the sessions OF
the Milwaukee Baptist Association he'd
at Waukesha on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Rev. p. w. Langfellow
was moderator Of the association, and
/ Rev. J. Mountain, clerk Rev D. W.
/ Hulburt delivered one of the principal
! addresses on wisconsin State Mis-
sions p"
/ Chile has adopted new liquor law
/ that is attracting worldwide attention
Saloon licenses are sold every three
years to the highest bidder. Liquor
cannot be sold within 200 yards Of
church, school, barracks, place of
amusement or railway station, nor on
trains; nor to minors; nor between the
hours Of midnight and a. n. No one
in any way interested in liquor
license is eligible to public Office and
every distillery has government
chemist to insure the purity of the
product
I At the meeting Of the state fair