Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-12
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

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which he was singing with his Sunday
| school class, God Be With You Fill
! We Meet Again" upon his lips, Frank
| b. Kitchener, real estate man of Kan
| sas City, dropped dead at the Second
| Presbyterian church. Mr.. Kitchener was
| 81 years old.
| Harold Stahler, an invalid, who is con-
! fined to his room, unable to visit the
Allentown fair for the first time in his
| life. was remembered by his friends III
a unique and original manner Forty
two of them purchased toy balloons and
| took them TO his room, with the result
that the entire ceiling is hidden with
balloons.
/ Rev. Luke Donlin, pastor of ST. Pat
| rick's Catholic church. Cedar Fails, Ia
has peer served with an injunction pro-
| hiblting INN from deliy ering copies of an
opeG letter in which appeared the names
OF members in arrears in their church
! dues. The dues range from SIG to $50
I The alleged delinquents were styled in
the open letter parish dead beats"
After burning steadily for eighteen
months the fire in the Engleyile coal
mine, at Trinidad, Colo, one of tine most
valuable properties of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company, has been extin-
| suished The fire was started by a
| Mexican boy who lighted a cigarette in
an air chamber where smoking was for
hidden. His smoke cost the company
over 100000.
Rev. John Roger, popular pastor Of
SWitzerland county, Ind, was tried by
/ the committee of nineteen Methodist
ministers on n charge of kissing a mem
Der of his flock against her will, and
was suspended from the ministry for one
year. The charges were preferred by
the presiding elder of the circuit and
We're prosecuted by members of the de-
PENDANTS church.
Guests at the Menongahela house,
Plttsburg, rushed panic stricken from the
place when series of explosions like
the rattle of musketry occurred A street
car IN Smithheld street hit a wagon filled
with boxes of electric light bulbs. scat
tering the bulbs ana wagon over the
street. The exploding bulbs made big
racket. The negro driver of the wag-
ON escaped injury.
As a result of the defeat of Frank
hubbard, Republican candidate for Con-
gress from the Third district of Indian
Territory, a romantic wedding, depend
ent on the success of Mr.. Hubbard, has
been postponed. For some time Hub
bard has been wooing Muskogee girl
and friends of both say that an engage
ment. conditional on Hubbard's election
to Congress, was made but announced
only to a few intimate friends.
|
Il. Erdman and Miss Ethel Evert of
chippewa Falls, Wis, were to have been
married at O'Clock the other evening
and invited Justice Morgan to perform
| the ceremony. Mr. Morgan. when he
| n m COO no toapria0a IioapSa in
formed the contracting parties that the
necessary i've days would not elapse I'M
til IL o'clock. 1t was then decided to
enjoy the supper arranged to take place
after the wedding, and promptly at mid
night Justice Morgan said the words
which united Miss Evert and Mr. Erd-
man.
Eric Fossum, who lives near Chippewa
| Falls Wis, had narrow escape from
being gored to death by bull in a field
/ The bull threw him to the ground After
some maneuyering Mr.. Fossum succeed
ed in twisting his limbs about the bulls
meek and then by another stunt gained
the bulls back. Of course this still
more crazed the bull and a mad race
was executed around the field The
man finally threw himself off near the
fence and thus gained his liberty. With
the exception of a few bruises, Mr. Eos
sum does not feed much worse because
of his experience.
st. Louis society was given a big sur
prise when it became known that Will
liam A. Hart, son of Augustus b. Hart
capitalist, had eloped in an automobile
to st Charles with Miss Susanna
Adams, granddaughter of Alonzo Stay
| back, who was slain several years ago
by Editor John Cockrill in The Post
Dispatch editorial rooms. The bride met
the groom for the first time July
when she was visiting at Ocean Beach
The brides mother knew of the elope-
ment, but when Hart sent this message
to his parents, Eve are married now, =
they were dumfounded.
"Rah rah, police. Rah, and then
| some"
| Ann Arbor's, Mich, finest have a new
use for the lungs.
They won the class fight when a crowd
| of freshmen and town boys tried to
wreck restaurant in which a crowd of
sophomores who had been posting no.
tees of the class rush, We're lurking, aft
er being routed in battle before dawn.
Four students, who We're arrested,
/ spent a few hours in Jail figuring where
their cigarette money would come from
when they paid their fines and costs of
/ $40 for posting placards in violation of
ordinance.
4 fve-weeks' revival service was
opened at Galesburg. H., by Rev. Viii
liam A. Sunday in tabernacle especially
erected for the purpose with seating
capacity of 5000
4 choir of 500 voices and an orchestra
leads the singing. Nearly all the Prot
estant churches have joined in the serv-
ices.
The church does not need millionaires
or costlier ediiices." declared Mr.. Sun
day. but men and women imbued with
Il the love of Christ and the desire to save
II souls The church is organized to death
u aud about all you can hear is the creak-
/. ing of the machinery
j Efforts of the parents ON both sides to
II check the eourtship of Archibald NJ.
| Denny of pittshurg and Miss Katharine
II V Kendall of New York have proved
II unavailing. 1t was given out in Pitts
II burg ut the home of the wealthy young
q groom that the couple eloped in an auto
in New York and were married instead
i of going to school, as ordered. Young
. - Hail 70 N-aS 81 fortune and was