Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17

Miss Myrtle Nsttleton leaves today
for Mobile. Ala.
Mr.. D. w. Hulburt is visiting friends
and relatives ir Ohio.
Mr.. L. :. Pease spent the week in
Montello on business.
The ReadffAns Circle met Wednesday
afternoon ,syffh Mrs X. Putnam.
Mrs. LIS. pease spent "Wednesday in
Madison the guest of relatives,
Mrs. w.D, Whitaker, Quick, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. ). Faulk-
uer.
Miss Henrietta Hamme is quite i'll at
this writing, at her home on Garfield
Avenue.
The city treasurer reports that the
taxes are coming in nicely, although
he is not rushed.
The ladies of the Trinity church
have good things to eat on sale at the
schn aiger Pharmacy.
The Misses Annette and Ruth Dreut-
ger spent Saturday and sunday at
Neshota at h house party.
Mr. Jim Hurley, with the st. p. r.
r., made the News Office pleasant
call Thursday. We are always glad TO
welcome nld friends.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mines. J n. Corbett and W. H. Wright
at the home OF Mrs. Corbett.
The Baptist Missionary society met
with NJ !. aud Mrs. Geo. Smith. First
Avenue, Thursday evening. A program
was carried out and general good
time had.
The 0conomowoc sanitarium in
charge OF DIR. A. w Rogers. who was
connected with the sanitarium in this
city for humber of years was destroy.
ed by fire We inesday night. The loss
is about se5 ,ooe
Mr.. Bixby. W. Main ST., mail car.
rier on rural route IA, was thrown from
his rig and quite severely injured or
Tuesday afternoon. While driving
along near the county buildings his
horse became frightened and shiet
into snow bank which overturned
the sleigh lie WAS dragged some dis
tance RS result OF which he is con
fined to his bed.
NauwEsss.s people were up aRains
il on Monday morning as faras getting
to Miiwaukee was concerned. Th,
street car lines were all tied up I'll
about noon. The livery man had hii
share of patrons and sent his teams tc
36th Street to accommodate our people
The snow storm was the heaviest
Wauwatosa has had in years and il
was accompanied by wind which piled
up very high drifts.
Maj. John Armitage, treasurer Of ths
Soldiers home for sixteen years, who
died on Saturday, was buried in the
family lot in Forest Home cemetery
Monday afternoon. Funeral services
were conducted by the Masons and the
Rev. e. Purdou Wright, the aged Epis
copal chaplain of the home, in the
home chapel, which was crowded tC
the doors with sorrowing friends. rela'
tives and veterans.
Don't fail to hear Prof Edward A
Ross, of y Nv /, in his discourse entitled
The Role of Great Men in Society,
at the Congregational church tonight
Prof. Ross is spoken of very highly by
the press wherever he has appeared
You may not have the opportunity ot
hearing him again. The lecture is ths
third OF the series under the auspices
of the Womans' Club of this city and
should be well p atronized
The following are the officers and
directors elected Jan. II. 1908, for this
First National Bank of Wauwatosa
President, e. ID. Hoyt; Vice President
Edward Coulthard; Cashier, Michael
b. Wells. Directors. f. d. Hoyt, Wm
Won Baumbaeh, Edward Coulthard
Richard Dewey. c. T Fisher, Wm. r
Nethercut, Chas. B. Perry, A. /. Smith
o. j. Swan, Edward r. Wells and
Michael B. Wells. The bank is 10 a
flourishing condition and with such
men at the head cannot help but sue.
coed. There is no better run institu-
tion in the state than the First Nation
a Bank OF Wauwatosa.
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