Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-08-07
NOTES OF INTEREST.

A cash register at the entrance of
church to receive the offerings Of woF-
shippers is the latest application of mod
ern business methods to religious af-
fairs The visitor nj st. Cashiers Litll-
ranian Roman Catholic church of Wor-
a brand new National in the charge OF
four collectors. Although the familiar
ring of the bell is wanting, the machine
does very lively business. The reason
given for installing the cash register is
that the receipts from the admissions
to the masses did not come up the cal
culations of those who thought they
knew what they should do. Rev. Julius
Rodziewicz. the rector. said he would
settle that point by placing cash regis
ter in the church. 1t is the custom at
the church to charge an admission fee
Of 10 cents from all who attend the
masses. The dime pays Tor the sitting.
and the money collected in this manner
goes towards defraying the expenses Of
maintaining the church The attend
ance at the church averages from 500
to 1000 at each mass in the church Sun
days, and it is said the receipts should
be in the neighborhood of S175 a week
from this source Members of the COM
mittee. who have been making an in
vestigation of the church finances, claim
that the receipts, according to the books
of the church. have averaged from $40
to. $40 Sunday. Now there Is no dis
pute. The register is indisputable proof
of the amount received. Each worship
er has the satisfaction of seeing his of
fering registered. and. in fact, can have
the little ticket receipt for II if he wants
it. So everybody Is happy. Although
there are 675OOo Nationals in use in
stores, this is believed to be the first
time the big Dayton factory has been
called upon TO supply church.
hound for his former home in Terre
Hauta Ind and dra goino his few house
hold possessions IN I fwo-wbeeled cart
W. u Stoper arrived in New Albany
Ind. with his wife and four children
q and arrived AZ n 'i / a,,;sy;lle Inc q S;pca
then he had haen eamn;no on tba rive,
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aad nnt aiiiillai, "ilicn works NJ night:
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.Htiils. Whatever the muskrat touches
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~ " iien ~ ueriyes us name: Everything
tne annual comes near TO Is tainted ana
Impossible for any future purpose ut
bg It t5 See@ an 1haf T dd the 0dpr exhaed
seems seems inclined Line, to spon, from pure wan
tonnesS. The odor of the animal is so
Powerful and so penetrating that. one
Nlctlm reports, dozens of bottles of beer
were ruined, the mus6rat having merely
th0nN
Jonn Charlton of Toronto has lost
leg IN peculiar way. 1t literally with
cred away. A blood clot which formed
IN the artery stopped the circulation and
the leg, up to the knee, withered and
remove small portion of the bone that
protruded from the knee The wound
is nearly healed and Mr.. Charlton's con-
dition IS now regarded as quite favor
able.
one OF the freak curioslties of Me
lntosh county, Ok, is a river that runs up
stream. People who live near Eufaula
along the banks of the North Canadian
OFTEN rave seen logs and driftwood rum
hing rapidly down stream until they |
stop, and then turn around and run back |
up the stream as rapidly as they had |
gone down.
;. "A Iew days ago farmer who had not |
lved long ON the Canadian crossed the |
Dridge and, aecosting a Eufaula man,
saiG;
men way does that North Cana
uian river rum
Fast, or nearly east replied the |
merchant .!t a,
lnought so. Does there seem To |
pe M, any LING IN the matter with me!
. ne Euiauia man assured nm that M |
seemed TO De All right ana OF sound |
iiii nv, a.
en- tIiere Is something wrong some
w &c nnere 1 came from there were
i Snrs, VI rlFers' 2nt every one OF them runs
Wv ii2tl eall' wien 1 crossed that Dfiage
~ Miii fe ago Ioss anu DRIFTS We're gong
~. ,ast h .ai''h 9hef eyer Went the 9th-
81, way neio,e' thlhk II see a doc
m, 90 o, Wy ~
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dinnS e al ah ,ne NoIeH anu SCUM lana
Srhara s'DJ III, IVY iiiIes east Oh EuIaua.
IVhan IN, ~ -; :; ~ IN either stream.
Canad;an 5 = pis rise ~ lne oouth
IN the MI ~ nv = CORRESPONDING rise
hack mn The north fnrl the Matt ir rusnes