Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-03
BRIEF Nc TIES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

3 GENERAL INTEREST )
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Mrs Samuel Bems of LYNNE, O.. died
the othed day. She weighed 100 pounds.
Believing that Lemuel Hin, an aged
bachelor who died H. Winona, MINI.
seven days ago, had hidden fortune
saved during his long life as recIuSe.
aiS farm at Pleasant Ilill. Mimi. was
Seached hy relatives. and under the floor
ol the barn personal property valued M
So0hh was found
queer arrangement was filed recently
IN the county court at pana. H. be-
tween John II, Schempf and Frank A.
bclerS tor the disposition of child
Sehcmpt. guardian of Bothn Mcdonald.
aged IL years, binds her over ~ RevcrS
10 keep until she is l6 years old, when
BeycrS Is 10 give Botha a new Bible.
two suits of wearing apparel suitable to
her station and $50 in money.
Harry $. Lewis, leader in last years
graduating class at Yale in scholarship
and literary work, has left his post grad
uate studies ut the university and joined
| Won SmclEir'S soCinIislic talpuy. Lewis
says he regards IT as Il Brook Farm cN-
pertinent His father is wealthy ply
stefan at Sank Ccutcr, Mimi. bat his
son insisted on working his way TO
Europe and back on a cattle steamer
last summer.
The "Skidoo. -" club was organized
in McKeesport PA. hy the Misses Cor
don, Sterling and klingem=mitl The
club is composed of tweuty-thrce Vom-
an iii
Is the I'D of each month. The member
ship OF the club will br Increased every
time the list of applicants reaches TWEEN
| tN-three. One purpose of the club is to
say '213 10 all marriage proposals dur
ing the school term as all members are
| teachers,
Frank Tomhlcy's plea that because
one at the Jurors in his trial for the muir
! der OF sherman Hilbert in sullivan
county, Ind, wiukcd at the prosecuting
witness. a half-brothcr of the slain man.
he should be given n new trial. was re-.
fused b, the Supreme court The court
! held that an exchange of salutations he
| tween Jurors and witnesses could not be
construed as such misconduct on the
! part of the jurors as 20 be preiudiCial
| to the defendant Tomhley was sen.
| tenced to the pcnitentiary for life.
American minister to Santo Domingo
| L. &. Dawson represented the dignity
| of the United States during the last year
shoeless. Mr. Dawson slapped on his
first pair of shoes in twelve months Fri
day. just before walking down the gang.
plank of thr Clyde line cunstcr Seminole
from the West Indies in New York. Min
istcr Dawson explained that his going
without shoes during the last year Of
his three years iucumbeuCy in the island
was not owing 10 any bizarre notions
bur merely because his feet had swollen
So it WAS impossible for him 60 wear
shoes.
The state supreme Court has rem
derod a decision that solar time and not
railroad or standard time must govern
legal proceedings The case was one in
volying valuable tract Of hand The
jury bad brought in n verdict three min
utes past midnight uS measured by
standard time, ar httccu minutes before
midnight 10y solar time. The trinl Judge
h"ld that the term If court expired az
midnight, standard time. aud refused to
enter judgment. The Supreme court or.
dor"d the entering If the verdict on the
ground that solar time governs the
courts
Editor Pinkcrfon Of tie Courier Her.
ALT. rhuna, H., has raised Storm
about hjS ears by declaring in his paper
that all trbana girls moi only spoon,
hui are willing 10 assist the young men
WI" ''~'f' su'h entertainments me
Young women h"tif deny tn" accusation,
ah" say mat ~" unhappy editor WI
nave 80 Jake 81 hark or else ihcrr WIN
De- trouble h" trhana cooking club.
~" m prominent organization OF Gris
There WIZ boid meeting aud pass
resolution. r"ud"mhing The statement
ANA declaring that 'spopnlng -
drowned ph rather than encouraged.