Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-07-03

~ - -. - - Nut1ct anu MISS DFSut-
ger leave Monday for Sturgeon Bay,
where they viii spend the summer.
Revolvers or pistols will not be al
lowed this Fourth of July. This piece
of Information was handed in to us by
Marshall Michsis.
President Roosevelt will be asked to
attend the laying of the corner stone
of tine new Milwaukee Auditorium. A
big time is expected.
Prof. J. #, Taintor OF Ripon College,
and who was born in Milwaukee, will
supply the pulpit of the Congregation
al Church next Sunday morning.
The Light Guard left Thursday for
Little Cedar Lake where they will go
into camp sor ten days. There will be
about so Of the boys in attendance.
Picnic parties at castalia Park had
lively time last Sunday and deputy
sheriffs had to be called to prevent
rough and tumble fight it is reported.
Rev. MArk II. Sanbourn and family
are now living in Wauwatosa. Rev.
Sanbourn will preach his frst sermon
aspastor of the Enoch d. Underwood
Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
All are invitey to hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCapper of
Chicago, who were recently married
spent few davs in Wauwatosa at the
home Of the brides sister Mrs. J. II.
Tayloraon their return home Sunday
in their auto they ran over and killed
= lady at Lincoln Park.
Engiueer Steinhagen says that the
Grand Avenue viaduct is going too
slow. and we believe he is right. II
work don't go along faster than at
present we are afraid we viii not live
to see N finished. Something should
be done to bring the contractors to
time.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Enoch
D. Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church will hold picnic at Mrs. E. s.
Robbins, near Elm Grove, Thursday
AFTERNOON, July 8. The bus will be at
the drug store at 2 o'clock to take the
ladies' to the grounds, be sure and
come.
Revs. ]. Dejung of Rhinelander, f.
b. Schlneter of Kingston, and II.
Brockman OF Beaver Dam, Wis, were
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Thiele the
past v als The visiting clergy men
as well as MFR. Thiele were in atten.
dance at the annual meeting of the
Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin, which
was in session at st. jacob Church,
Milwaukee.
The st. Andrews church and Sunday
School of Milwaukee, held picnic in
in the Gridley woods at the foot OF
Garfield Avenue, this city, Saturday
last. There were about 200 in the
crowd that came by trolley cars, and
by all reports they had fine time
They could not have selected prettier
place for sucli gathering.
One of the most practical and valua-
Bile ideas that has ever come to our
notice is that of the knowledge OF
First Aid TO the injured should be part
of the education of every man, woman
and child. Karl f. Miller of the y. w.
is in the city at present representing
the Red Cross Co. in the interest of
the emergency work, and is meeting
with success.
While driving along 5sth Street last
Saturday morning, the horse of MIR.
Tesehendorf, grocer at Hawley Road
and Wells Street, became frightened
at street car, ran away and threw
Mr.. Teschendorf out of the delivery
wagon SO violently as to fracture the
bones below the knee and otherwise
brnising him, Mrs. r. C. Notbohm. be-
fore whose residence the accident oc-
CURED, called DR.. Moorehouse and
rendered every possible relieve Mr..
Teschendorf's sufferings until he could
be removed to his home At last report
he is resting easily but it will be some
weeks before recovery can be expected.