Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-04-10

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rush.
Well Sherbie is going through the
air in balloon. Where viii he land
frst9 We wonder If he will come this
way. Does he really believe he has a
loolSin for the Republican nomination
for governor
Miss Lena Funck died at her home,
l52 Garfield Avenue, Friday. April at
3 p. IN. after an illness of six weeks.
Funeral toeS place from the residence
last Tuesday morning. mterment at
Trinity Ceiaetery
+. L. Hatch left for Tacoma, Wash :,
Wednesday, where he has accepted a
position witha firm there Hatch has
done the right stunt by leaving sub
scription TO the News thereby keeping
in touch With Wauwatosa.
Now that the election is over let all
our people get down to business and
boost Wauwatosa as she has never been
boosted before. There is no better
place about Milwaukee than we have
right here ii this beautiful suburb.
Chas. c, Jacobus has finished the
Foundations for new residence on
Wisconsin Avenue, and John Dittmar
has begun the foundation for new
house on the same street. Miuahan 4
Jacobas are doing the concrete work.
Mr.. oscar Hartung, Lisbon road and
Miss Cecilia Kichner, Milwaukee.
were quietly married at Watertown,
Saturday March IS. Oscar rather stole
a march On his many friends We wish
the young couple long and happy
life.
The organ recital given at the Con-
gregational church last evening was a
grand success. The program rendered
was * No. l. The church was well
filled and all pronounced it one of the
finest entertainments ever given in
Wauwatosa
The saloon of Wauwatosa was closed
election day for the first time in good
many yeats We give the saloon men
credit for this act, and we believe that
if they follow this course tho agitation
against the liquor business will not be
~near ssasSong the future
Russell II. Johnstone. T.. Milwaukee
Avenue, was called to Pittsburg, Pa,
April /, owing to the sudden death of
his father A. {. Johnstone an attorney
of that city. Mr.. Johnstone, Sr., visi-
ted his son here last summer and
while here made many friends
Mr.. C. b. Whitnall of Milwaukee
win give talk on forestry illustrated
with stereoptican views in the Assemb
ly Hall of the High School on Monday
evening next at o'clock under the
auspices of the I. c. I. club. The
public are cordially invited to attend
A class of twenty five, ten boys and
fifteen girls will be confirmed at ST.
Johns Lutheran church on Palm Sun
day at the forenoon service. The pub
lie examination of the class took place
at special service last Sunday after
noon. The class win partake of first
communion on Good Friday.
The postoffice was rushed the past
week and the mail carriers were kept
quite busy carrying political literature
Wen it is all over and no one is more
pleased than the editor Of this paper.
We hope we have pleased you all, at
least we have tried and we think you
will appreciate our course in the mat
ter.
If the voters league had done a little
more work against some of the candi-
dates hereabouts they would have
been elected by larger ma iority.
The crown" of the league must Feel
proud of his success fc" most of the
men opposed by that gentleman has
been elected. 1t looks as though the
thinking people are not in sympathy
with that machine" in the seventh
district
Milwaukee's magnificent new theater
the Majestic, which is declared to be
the finest and most completely equipp-
ed PLAYHOUSE in the United States, will
be opened to the public on Monday
evening, April 90. The new theater
will be devoted to vaudeville and it is
promised by the management that the
hoped for period when Milwauteeans
may enjoy the highest class of vaude-
willie entertainment is at hand.
FOR SALE dining room table,
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