Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-26

lending the Federation of Clubs at
Fond du Lac. this week.
Sarah Bernhardt, in DENYING rumor
that she is soon to retire from the stage
reiterated her roftexpressed declaration
that she will play till she dies.
The Frauen Verein of Paul Gemeinde
of Wauwatosa, viii dedicate the par
sonage next Sunday. All are cordially
invited to be present. Supper will be
served.
Now comes the report from Fort
Atkinson that apple blossoms are out
on trees IN that city and on trees that
yielded good crop of apples this sea-
son. What next?
Rev. Thiele Of St Johns Lutheran
church was called to Randolph last
week to otticiate at the funeral of a
former parishioner who died at a Mil
waukee hospital.
The Junior girls of w. Fl. s., gave a
party for the boys of the class, Friday
evening at the home of Miss Bessie
Taylor. The Misses Fries and Olson
were chaperons.
Miss Elizabeth Rouse of Leeds, NJ Y
has been a guest at the residence of j.
L. Van vechten. Alice st. for the pas
week, and also at the home of Peter Van
Vechten In Milwaukee.
In one respect the stories we hear
about the creamery trust and the grain
growers combine are like most of the
bad stories we hear about our neigh
bors, they are not true.
A sure way to make an enemy of
what might have been q friend is to
recount to him the number of times
you have accommodated him in the
past, some time when You happen to
be little "out."
w. G. Cutler, formerly a civil en-
gineer, who has been confined at the
county hospital for the insane for the
past ten years, escaped from that in
stution while taking an airing with
of other inmates Tuesday
afternoon. He is dangerously insane.
Mrs. Evelyn Romadka, Milwaukee,
charged with burglary in Chicago, was
bound over for trial Tuesday in the
municins court of that city. She
waived examination, and her bail was
fixed at $4,000. The negro. Jones,
was also bound over, and his bail was
fixed at $4,000.
The Superintendent of schools and
the Board of Education will give re-
eeption to the teachers of the public
schools, Friday evening, Oct. %, at the
Congregational church parlors at 8
o'clock, To which the parents Of the
pupils of the high school and the
grammar school and all citizens are
invited.
Gangs of piclxpoclets who have i'm
tested Chicago recently and have been
driven from there by the vigilance of
the police are expected to try their
operations IN Milwaukee. The men
work in gangs of four or five, and oper-
ate at crowded places. The victim is
jostled and crowded by the men and
during this time the piclspockets begin
their work
Milwaukee physicians to the number
of about forty have signed protest to
the trustees of the county poor against
the retirement of DIR. J.W. Coon, super
intendent of the county hospital, which
the trustees are said to contemplate at
the approaching election. The protest
commends DIR. Coon ia the highest
terms for his efficient management of
the institution and declares that con-
ditions under the present management
utC ihSt@ SabiSAacSpft Iudu ever btAoTb'
Work has begun on an addition to
the Lutheran Altenbeim. North Ave.
aud Wauwatosa Avenue. Mr.. Yehle
expects to complete the foundation this
week. The addition will cost about
s4, 900 and is planned to accommodate
sixteen to eighteen additional inmates.
At the same time the project of build
ing a large edifce to accommodate from
eighty to hundred aged people has
been only temporarily postponed, the
new addition being designed for only
the most urgent needs.
In Gay New York" the patrons Of
the Alhaulira theater will see q piece
next week that is e.; removed from
the usual run of musical comedies.
Among the many musical numbers
offered by the large chorus, one 10
particular has gained great popularity.
This is "Hinkey Dee, sung by Jack
KlovilIe, as "Herman Schultz" and
chorus. This has been said TO be the
most catchy uuruher eyer introd need