Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-08-01
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Five produce exchange memberships
We're sold by auction the other dav m the
lowest price at which they have sold in
me last two years. The prices ranged
from 500 down to $50.
John d. Rockefeller is repor4ed ia have
bought several houses in Forty-fifrh street
PACK Of the Fifth Avenue Rapfist church.
~ winch he IS Il member. and rI!nor saws
mar the sites on which obey stand will lie
''Sed Tor an extension To the church.
large sale of Berkshire real estate
to a New Yorker is reported. .Iohn Whit
mack Of New, York has bought 800 acres
Of land in New Marlboro, and is to bniId
country place.
;, John p. Rockefeller and William
i'oe eiief are DOW TWO Of the largest
"MHeFs o. New York Central. The con
tFoi OF New York Central however StiIl
rests with Mr.. Vanderbilt. ana The Rock
eHieliefs nave thrown their votes over to
VT. anderbllt To strengthen him IN his
control The Rockefeller interests are
now 50 large in the trunk lines that il is
.afdly i!&ely they will favor any Gould
pun calculated to disturb the harmony
OF the trunk line situation.
Lionel Barrymore. the actor. son of
.hauflce BARRYMORE who has been snpDd-
ing a Few days at East HAMPTON. l.. l..
rs the guest of his uncle John Drew. the
a'loF' had narrow escape from drown
~. \ pig SURF was running and life
savers cautioned bathers nor 70 venture
TOO far out. Barrymore is y noyerf,J
~ thinner and the rough sea did not daunt
i.thi. lie SWAN for while near the
.I,, men be was caught in sea
russ and carried out until he Shoutpd
iof help He was rescued with difficulty.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes Of New
York will spend several DAYS nj her
country place. Shadowbrook. which has
neeh paced on the market 1t is re-
ported that an offer has been made for
tiie property by 4 western millionaire.
Through John NJ. Bowers. rs receiver
me supreme court of New York has been
conducting brewery, and 50 success
fully that the business last wear realized
lhe additional information that for his
services Mr.. Bowers will receive 4 fee
of approximately SI50.0OO. were dis
closed upon application by the receiver
Ior PERMISSION 10 resign and turn over
the property. located in this city. to the
widow of one of the former proprictors.
The woman has become sole owner.
terenceS between her and the husbands
partner which had led to the receiver
ship two years ago. Bowers was highly
compiimented by the court and his petit
ton granted.
There is to be no compromise in the
Poillon-Brokaw breach Of promise suit.
1t has been reported that Mrs. Poillon.
who sued w. Gould Brokaw for $3.50
600. had decided to accept $4,000 II
was learned later. however. that the suit
was To go ON. and no settlement prior 10
the trial would be considered
William Rockefeller. who owns more
than 10000 acres OF land in the .Ndiron-
dackS, has obtained all injunction re-
Straining Oliver Lemora. Il fisherman.
from treSpaSsing upon the lands within
Rockefeller park. Mr. Lemora. who
was sued by Mr.. Rockefeller for trcspass.
lives in Brandon. former numbering
community, now entirely surrounded by
Mr.. Rockefeller's lands. BY the courts
order he Is practically confined to his
own dooryard. although he may use the
pubic highway which leads to the rail-
way
Henry ]. Goldsmith. am attorney. ap-
piled to Magistrate Breed in the Center
street court for a summons for kid"
L IL.
connected with the Michigan Central
railroad. says Mccoy, who is his init
mate friend, called upon him ut his office
in Broadway on July I. Mr. Thorman
mentioned the fact that he intended to
dispose of five $1,000 bonds of the Michi-
gan Central and Mccoy volunteered to
dispose of them. Mr. ThOrman saws he
turned over the bonds To Mccoy ana
that the pugilist has failed to render any
account for them. Accordn. to Mr..
Ihorman Mccoy recently purchased an
automobile valued at $4,000 and gave Il
note instead of cash payment, putting up
the bonds rs security.
Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes. Ir.. secrc-
tary of Yale university. is hping conSid-
cred in connection with the presidency
Rev. Or. George Williamson Smith has
retired, and Will he given pension of
$4,000 a year Mr. Stokes father * y
close friend Of j. Picrpont Morgan. who
was greatly interested in the college un-
til few years ago. He has long been
Il member Of the board Of trustees. For
Il number of years Trinity college has
not been growing. and its friends are de
termncd that Young man of broad sym
pathles shall be placed at the head Mr.
Stokes is not VET 80 years old. He grad
uated from Yale in the class of 1886.
and from the Episcopal Theological sem
mary at Cambridge. Mass, in 1899. in
which year he became secretary of Yale
university, and also assistant rector in
ST. Paufs church at New Haven
4 party of scientists from tho smith
Sonian institution arrived on the steamer
Silvia from Newfoundland. bringing the
frame of 1S-f0ot whale. which is to be
an attraction at the -. Louis exposition.
The party has been in the north sine.
early spring.
Following the announcement of the
marriage Of Mrs. Hollis II. Hunnewell
and John Too6er comes the announce
ment that Mrs. Arthur f. Kemn is to
we'd Mr.. Hunnewell. Although the an
nouncemcnt is not made officially, il
comes direct from Mrs. Kemp. an inter-
ested party. At dinner party given in
Newport q few days ago Mrs Kemp
made the announcement to the guests at
the table that she intends TO wed Mr..
Hunncwell
Mrs. Kemp. who is the daughter of
r.. IL