Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-21

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me, snSertained at bridge, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j P. Conroy of Mlwau-
lSee, spent Monday at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. j, II, Taylor, W. Chestnut
Street.
The profits of the Wisconsin State
Fair for lo0S is 50. 529.25, weeks atten-
dance 1921. All say it was the best
fair held in years.
A meeting of the state capitol COM
mission was held yesterday and plans
for the interior decoration of the west
wing were presented.
Miss Grace Watner left Tuesday
morning for Beloit to resume her
studies at Beloit college, where she
enters on her second year.
There are still living $40 old veter-
ans of the Mexican war. They cele-
brated the fall of the city of Mexico at
San Frrncisco last Saturday.
Mr.. Will Kuchynski is spending a
week in Chicago. Gus Schnederwirth
is filling his position at the Schwaiger
pharmacy during his absence.
Mr.. orlo L. Waugh, of Rochester, N.
Y. who has been the guest of his bro
ther, c. p. Waugh the past few days
left for his home last Wednesday.
The next convention of the CONNER
cial telegraphers union, which is now
engaged in great struggle for its
existance will be held in Milwaukee.
President Earling of the St. Paul
road says the passenger earnings have
been decreasing in the territory
where the cent fare are in operation.
We call attention to the new ad of
Robert Cain our popular painter and
raper hanger in Wauwatosa. He does
all work as represented and guarantees
same.
Miss Roxy Bryan left Thursday to
enter Wellesly college, Mass. she was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brock
way who will spend month in the
east.
A regular meeting of the town board
of Wauwatasa was held at the town
clerks Office on Monday night. The
regular routine of business was trans
acted
Both the Milwaukee and Northwest
ern railroads had accidents at Racine
on account of the heavy fog Tuesday.
Quite a number were injured but none
seriously,
The secretary of state has discovered
that since 1885 the center of population
of the state has remained within the
bounds of eight square miles, in Green
Lake county.
Milwaukee county judges met Mon
day afternoon at the residence of Judge
w. Halsey to consider the appointment
of probation officer. No appointment
| was made however.
| Mrs. c. G.. Porter and Mrs r. M.
Hammond celebrated their birthdays
at the residence OF Mr. Hammond on
Center Street Tuesday evening. About
80 guests were present
The next trial of Harry X. Thaw
will probably be in December next.
Now we wiz have to suffer some more
sensational news in the daily papers
| throughout the county.
Senator Robt. NJ. La Toilette is now
in Madison and it isreported that steps
will soon be taken 10 start boom for
the senator's presidential bee with
headquarters at his home city, Madi-
son.
Mr.. Patrick Lynch and wife Of Brain
ard, Mnn., are visiting at the home Of
their son, j. Lynch on the Hawley
Road. Mr., Lynch will leave in a few
days for Buffalo where he viii yisi!
another son.
The weekly statement of county
treasurer, Julius Goetz, for the week
ending Sept, ii, is as follows receipts,
S3,71S22, disbursements Sl5,7ss.Ia,
cash on hand, 81, l9s.54, cash in bank,
| s1.O3l. 7s1.60.
The city of Milwaukee is now ready
to take up its petition for a three cent
street car fare from the T. NJ. L. Il. a.
l.. Co. before the railroad commission
of Wisconsin. The hearing may be
put on the November calendar,
| Mrs E. H. Hurlburt went to Racine.
Monday. with the Milwaukee Union
Guard of Honor to initiate large
class into the various courts Of the In
dependent Order of Foresters The
Guards were given hearty welcome
and good time.
1 Mrs. Thomas Phillips has sold her
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