Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-11-20

ing. His subject viii be THE Boy.
Altare invited TO this service.
Tie Hoodoo" dancing party given
81 the Armory last Friday evening by
the Mohawks was a grand success.
The hall was artiscally decorated with
the club colors which are red and
white
g D. Waugh, the popular optieian,
has moved into his new home on War
rem Avenue. He reports that someone
carried off eight Rhode Island Red
chickens, box and all. last Tuesday
night
Chief Truancy Officer Bert Hall gave
Iatallx on Some of the Conditions Sur
rcunding Children in Milwaukee, =
before the Social Economics club in
the Athenaeum in Milwaukee last
/ Wednesday.
! The Milwaukee road is talking of
taking care of their lake traffic by
teIectrifying their line through TO
Oeonomowoc. Well that will be going
some. Boost everybody and help the
ceuse along.
Peter j. Somers, former mayor of
| Milwaukee, and we'll known by large
humber in this city has been appointed
Jndge of the circuit court in the Gold
field district of Nevada, at a salary of
sss.5oo a year
1t is said that no one is as lonesome
as the person without money or friends
IA 4 crowded city, and most of us have
learned tlat a person without money
u usually without friends, especially
Il be is in city.
Rev, Charles A. Cook. ID. D., secre
tary of the Baptist Forward Movement
for Missionary education, spoke at the
Underwood Memorial Baptist church
last Sunday evening on Christian
Stewardship
The life OF Jane Austin and that of
Emma Woodhorse were the subjects
u study by the Womans Club, We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs, r. w Chubb,
Mrs. A, +. Kellogg and Miss Frances
Morton read papers.
Steps are being taken to organize a
lunior Chapter OF the Brotherhood Of
3St Andrew at the Trinity church 1t
1 n eSpecte,l that the Chapter can be
admitted into the brotherhood Sunday
evening, November 20,
Miss Julia Taylor OF Madison, Wis.
had the misfortune of breaking her
arm ia two places last week Thursday
at her home in Madison, while playing
crack the whip. Julia has the sympa-
thy of large number of young friends
in this city.
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at the Congregational church
next Thursday, Rev. NJ Il. Sanhoru OF
the Baptist church win preach Ser
vice will begin promptly at 1890 A. NJ.
and close at 1880 A. NJ. All are in
vited to be present.
The Iroubadour Troupe, consisting
of a harp. two yiolins and flute, and
assisted by Miss Emily Murray, reader,
! will give an entertainment at the Ar
: lnory Hall, Thursday evening. Dec. 10,
for the benefit of the Light Guard
Help the boys along.
The consolidated smoker" to be
I given by the Mci chants and Manufac-
! turers' association in Milwaukee, at
which will be fully considered, the
special committees report upon the
question of consolidating the county
and city governments, v1ll be held
Tuesday, November 81.
Frank Bash died at his home on
Motor Avenue, Saturday last, Of heart
disc. Sc at the age of so years. The
funeral was held from the residence
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, inter.
ment being in Wanderers Rest ceme-
terry. He leaves wife and three
children to mourn his loss.
n SbuODotH CfHNeIeIid u ufdWiHb
big houses at the Alhambra this week.
The production is enc Of the best on
the road. IL you wish 10 spend a
pleasant evening visit the Alhambra
Next weeks attraction win be Pau-
handle Pete aud is spoken of in the
highest terms by the press.
The 6rst annual ball given by the
Wauwatosa Fire Department last even
ing was a grand success. There was
large number in Attendance. The
music was good and the Light Guard
saw to it that nobody went away hun
grv. Everything went off smoothly,
and no doubt the boys will have a
balance left after paying expenses.
The marriage of Miss Flora NJ.
Sherin, daughter Of Mr.. and sirs. w.