Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-16
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

BRIEF NOTES OF
Is GENERAL INTEREST !
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James Bull and Miss Annie Lamb
| were yoked in matrimony al the home
of the bride, vest Of AShkum H. the
other day. they will live on a farm
| Elmer Pierce and John Bloeners can
| tured fine specimen of the bald headed
eagle in steel trap on the
/ farm of John Bloemer. near Bingham.
Wis recently The bird measured ~
feet from tip to tip OF its wings and was
MT harmed in the least.
| Because he hit Oral Hummer. II hoy
/ of 10. i'll the face with live r;lttleSnakc.
| Io0seniHg two of the lads teeth. Frank
/ Jones. known 10 showmen as "Uno.
| the snake eater, is in Jail at Los An
/ geles. Jones became angered because
| the boy got too close during an exhibit
/ ton he give,.
/ Leaving a fortune of $4,000. every
| cent accumulated from ii pension If $50
Il month, judiciously invested by his
| guardian, Henry WenSler died at Wa
| bash Ind Injuries i'll the Civil war left
| him simple minded. but he Supported
| cials say that this is the only fortune
/ in the United States developed from
| pension alone.
| An irish member of Parliament of
! New South Wales. T. II. Sullivan. re-
GENTLY resigned his seat. saving of his
brother legislators: They are all get
ting too good for me. | am Il sinner
| drink. | smoke. | swear and | het, and
LIT | were to remain in the House any
| Inger they would probably convert me. =
I4he New South Wales Parliament has
lspeen busily engaged of late passing dras-
I{ic measures to reform the morals and
manners Of the community.
| Mrs. Flora +. Miller of Kokomo. Ind.
| has filed Suit for divorce against her
| husband. because he is IAN myetcratc
! but unsuccessful gambler" Her petition
| alleges that her husband is not pos
/ scSsed Of sufficient Judgment to estimate
/ the commercial value of pair of dcuceS,
/ and he has been known to hazard heav-
| llY and pcTSlStcntly on an ace full when
! b. had been notified that his adversary
| UdS III open. notorious and undiSputcd
| possession OF two pairs of queens.
| Frank l'aSche aged p. was sentenced
| 10 jail at Manltowoc Wis. as a yagrant.
/ when officers found him in possession Of
| i storage house of the Landreth Pea
| Packing company. 'aSche had occupied
/ the house all winter and had set up Il
| bed which was stored there. He had dis
/ tarbed nothing else but WIS without Il
| home. He erected an entrance by fash
| lunIng Il key of Il wire PaSche has II
| police record. having been implicated in
ne robbery OF house ut Rapids a year
/ ago
| While .J-year-old boy was playing on
| the ice at u school six miles from Wei
come, near kaukauna. Wis. he fell in
such way that the palm of his hand
1 falne in contact with the hard surface
TBeing moist the hand instantly became
fast and neither the teacher or any of
the pupils could release it. 50 he was
Obliged to remain impaled upon the spot
until n doctor arrived an hour LATER Al
though wrapped in warm clothing the
hand was badly frozen that it may
have to be amputated.
phiIo &. Wilcox is Il blacksmith in the
village of College View near Lincoln.
\eb.. and he has an efficient helper in
the person of his wife. willie his two
young daughters also contribute their
aid. Mrs. WiscoX is adept in all depart
mentS of the trade, Shueiug horses ard
working at the anvil as successfully as
amy SInithy in the land. Previous To her
marriage She was school teacher. and
each of her daughters has completed
high school course. The Wilcox home is
well stocked with good books.
Barring the story of their lives Feliz
Leslliac and Paulina Oloo went on the
that they had been living together as
husband and wife for more than four
years in violation of the law. Both were
plaintiffs in actions for divorce. The hus-
band of the woman and the wife Of the
man We're living in Austria. The couple
admitted that they had thought they
we're properly married and had several
children. bat that recently they had
found that they had never been divorced
from former marriage bonds. They will
be forced 10 wait Il wear before they
can be legally married.
That husband should have his pork
chops and hot biscuit on time is of great
CT importance than lingering debate ia
women'S clubs. This point was decided
at the meeting of the Hull House Wom-
ans club. Chicago. when discussion was
raised as To the deSirahility of changing
the hour of meeting. Another suggcs-
ton was made thar the Wednesday
meeting be held ut 80 D. m. bur this
was combatcd on the ground that many
of the members were mothers. who had
"a get their children away to school for
the afternoon session. 1t was finally de
cided that the hour for the Wednesday
meeting Should be 2:30 p. III.
While Wintry winds WhiSticd through
broken window paneS iii the big council
chamber of the city of Cincinnati. vice
Mayor Frank l.. Pfaf. the presiding Of
ticeF. kept on his oyercoat and walked
back and forth ON the platform in order
to keep from being chilled 10 the bone.