Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-04-17

Messrs August Kringel, Paul God
frey and Louis Hammond are home
from the University for short visit
with relatives and friends.
A number of the members of the NJ.
u. ehurcl. Of this city attended the
opening of the Grand Avenue NJ. l..
church, Milwaukee last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. L.
church viii be entertained by Mrs,
Faulkney and Mrs. Pavy at the home
of Mrs. Faulkner, Second Avenue,
Tuesday afternoon next.
Ira u. Smith, Milwaukee, was sen.
fenced to two years in the house of
correctioa by Judge Ludwig, Wednes-
day. He nas found guilty of obtaining
$4,000 under false pretenses.
The Gsod Templars lodge will cele-
brated tier anniversary at their hall
next Monday evening. All who have
ever belong to the lodge are cordially
invited i, be present. A good program
viii be rendered.
A dismissing council of the Congre-
gationai churches of Milwaukee and
vicinity, has been called to meet at the
Wauwafsssa Congregational church,
Friday evening of next week to act
with the Church on the resignation Of
Rav RI Thain
The monthly meeting of the w. g. I.
U. will he held at the home of Mrs. T..
Brockwag, Sc West Main Street, We'd
nesday, pril % at o:45 p NJ. A full
attendance is requested as the election
of officer will take place at this time.
Mr.. Frank f. Swan well-lSnown
farmer Iii the town of Wauwatosa, was
quietly married recently. A crowd
made his home visit last Wednesday
evening TO serenade the newly married
couple, bnt it is reported that Frank
was not II home.
j. r. Morton has added to his already
fine livery. new brougham and new
single carriage besides fine new har-
ness and team for the new brougham.
My. Morton is always looking out for
the welfare Of his patrons There are
very few Rsveries that can show up as
well ass htsone In Wanwatosa
Mr. r. v. Gridley former resident
of this city, at present engaged in the
ice cream and milk business in Bir-
mingham, Ala, is in the city on bust.
ness and pleasure. lie did not leave
his overeoat in the sunny south, but
he forgot to carry it with him on Tues
day evening last and on Wednesday
morning If you had seen him shake you
would have thought it was about 10
degrees below zero.
The old city Common Council met for
the last time last Tuesday. The new
Council viii meet Tuesday evening,
A oril 81 and organize. The new coun-
Gil will have the following officers to
elect; president of the council, city
attorney, street commissioner, super
intendent of sewerage plant, marshal,
health commissioner, ward commits
sioner and two members of the school
board.
Chief Truaney officer Bert Hall of
this city, preparing to pay his respects
to tobacco dealers who sell cigarettes,
or rather the ''maltings.n to boys.
Mothers have complained to him that
their boys have no trouble getting the
papers and that the made on the spot
cigars" are smoked by many boys dur
ing recess or after school hours. when
MIR. Ilall gets hold of the proper evi-
dence he will swear out warrants and
prosecute the cases.
Owing TO the urgent needs of some
congregations the class of 1908 at the
Lutheran Seminary of this city was
graduated last Thursday with public
examination which was largely attend
ed by Lutheran pastors. Among those
present were, Rev. Bergeman of Fond
du Lac, first president of the
Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin, Rev.
Dornfeld of Milwaukee, second vice
president of the same body, Rev.
Schroedel Of St. Paul, president of the
Synod of Minnesota, Rev Lederer,
vice-president Of the Synod Of Micbi.
gan and many other prominent divines
of the Lutheran church. The members
of the graduating class are Messrs.
Abelmann, Biiefernicht, Dornfeld,
Koehler. Oehlert. Sauer, Brenner and
Waither. Three Of them are assigned
to charges in Wisconsin. two TO char
ges in Minnesota. one to Michigan, one
TO Nebraska, while one will continue
his studies at ST. Louis Seminary. The
other classes at the Seminary win CON
tinue their studies until the regular
closing time in June. The chair of
dogmatics vacated By the death Of Dr.