Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-03-27

NeStiANt'itSS " minute VI tAfhh lS pct
ter than an hour of hustle.
Rev i. IL Dye has loaded his furni-
ture and S pped same tohis new home
in Virgins
Mr. ard slrs. j c Lynch, State St,
are reioiciae over the arrival of baby
at their lene.
About ais time some people gel
ready to slw wood it is time to begin
planting potatoes.
AnyboaY can whacl his thumb while
pounding els and such things; but it
takes q pr ~ good man to hold still
and not SIS by-words
The be;utifying Of your place may
mean to pun up grass and weeds, to
trim shiinhery and trees, to cart
away rubbish, and to nail up plank
or two; a.s5 to DO little whitewash-
ing and ceaning But after it is done
you will te glad of it, and so win your
neighbor
The pri GARY election in Wauwatosa
passed clt very quietly, there being
not mnc9s opposition. Chas. u. Perry
our present Mayor was nominated by
good e. Edward Coulthard was
nominate for Clerk and acting Comp
troller A p Kellogg was nominated
for treasurer and Cyrus Damon for
assessor The following aldermen
were nominated: First Ward, o. W.
Williams Second Ward, V. W. Price;
Third Nard, Arnold CLAUS; Fourth
Ward, Figd Fido.
The Wemans club met on Thursday,
March Is, Mrs. w. A. Hart presiding
in the n snce Of the president, Mrs,
r. Sabine who is travelling in the
south. slrs L. A. More who was on
the proe am for "A mother flight
through south America" told us she
was unable to procure an automobile
for the trip, but instead she had found
an airsliip. which was already to take
fight from New York; she embarked
in the ssne and made the trip in two
hours and forty minutes, the items Of
interest she gave us were those obtain
ed from the people at different points
where they stopped for repairs, the
paper was both Instructive and interest
ing. AIrs Walter Smith Of Milwaukee,
gave 4 p,tper on south American
cities Letters were read from Miss
navri4i Merrill Of Milwaukee Public
Museum who is travelling ii South
America, Miss Hattie Swan rendered
a piano solo to which she received an
encore.
From the Canton, H., Daily Register:
"At church meeting Wednesday
evening the Rev A. r. Thain of Wau-
watosa, Wis, was voted unanimous
call to the pastorate of the Congrega-
tional church, Or THAN is one Of the
strong and able men in the Congrega-
tiona denomination lie is well-lSnown
in this vicinity, as he was pastor of the
Congregational church in Galesburg
for a number of years. In the Central
West association while he was pastor
at Galesburg he was revered and honor
ed and his counsels followed. lie CON
ducted social meetings in this city
when the Rev II. X. Painter was pas
pie. lie WAS for number of years
editor of the Advance one of the lead
ing Congregational papers. For the
past seven years lie has been pastor Of
the Congregational church in Wauwa-
tosi.. a suburb of Milwaukee The
church will he fortunate indeed, and
Canton viii be fortunate, if he accepts
the call.
Two more presses have been added
TO The WGnwatosa News Office which
gives as Ave, besides we have added
about fifty new type faces. We are
now prepared To do any and all job
printing on short notice No job is too
big for us TO tackle nor too small. All
we ask is a chance to figure on your
work. We will give you just what you
ask for and guarantee material as
represented Give us a trial and be
convinced that the John r. Benoy
Printing Co is foraging to the front as
a publishing house. We are here to
please our patrons. The paper has been
run for the people Of Wauwatosa and
we intend TO continue to run clean
paper aud to boost this, Milwaukee's
'best suburb" If you are not sub /
scriber to The Wauwatosa News you
should be. Our motto has ever been
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