Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-12

On Tuesday evening healthy baby
boy arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
The lecture which was to he given at
the home of Mrs Hathaway, Monday
afternoon, March 3, under the auspices /
Of tie Twentieth Century Topic Club,
has been postponed on account of the /
illness in the family Of Mrs Sheridan. |
Charles w. Mibrath, former presi- /
dent of the c. w Milbrath Co, M;lwau-
lSee, real estate aud insurance agents. |
must serve three years in the state |
prison for embezzling $500 from Mrs. |
Helena Mizer, The Supreme Court in
a decision handed down Tuesday morn
ing atirmS the decision of Judge viii
liams sentencing Milbrath.
The first and second Basket Ball
teams of the Congregational sunday
School. will meet the Meteors of Grand
Avenue Congregational church and the
PERSEVERANCE juniors of Perseverance,
church at the Armery this Friday eve
ming The proceeds of the game win
be used to help pay the expenses of AL
Der. Lovette, "A student in Fisk Univer-
sity, Nashville, Tenn, in whom the
Wauwatosa Sunday School is very
much interested.
Next Sunday will be observed in
several of the churches in this city as
Anti-Saloon League Field Day In the
morning Supt. Humphrey will occupy
the pulpit in the Methodist church.
Supt Zechiel in the Underwood Mem
orial Baptist church and Field Secre-
tarY Hutton in the Congregational
church. In the evening there will be
| a Union Mass Meeting in the Cougre-
gational church Mt which Supt. Hum
phreY Will speak. The public is cor
daily invited to all these services.
| The Twentieth Century Topic clubs
president, Mrs. Charles Sumner Clark
OF this city, was made the recipient
4 upon the occasion of her birthday am
niversary on Monday of several honors
! by members. At the close of the bust
nsss session she was presented with ii
cut-glass water service, the presenta-
tion speech being made by Mrs. Lever
ettC. Wheeler, IA FORMER president. A
number of personal testimonials were
also made. During the meeting at the
home of Mrs, c. L. Wilson an address
was given by DIR. Arthur IIolbrooh oi
Milwaukee, upon The Debt We Owe
| tlfsasavitlier Mrs. X. NJ. Putnam gavs
pathetic selection, and music was by
Miss henrietta lIamme.
Quite a large number of members o
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
church of this city. attended the meet
ings held ut Tabernacle baptist churcl
on Wells Street, Milwaukee, last Fri
day and evening. All report very in
teresting meetings, The afternoon
meeting vas presided over by Rev. D.
! w. lIulburt. d. d., OF this city, and
Rev. l.. c. Barnes, Worcester, Mass,
discussed Methods that Win" Rev
NJ. d. Eubank. Boston, spoke on "What
the Layman Wants and What He Can
| DO Rev. 7. 5. Ilanson, Boston, nd
dressed the mass meeting in the even
ing. The meeting was part of the nor
thern Baptist cor ference budget con
/ vention, and is one OF Ii series of meet
ings all through the church, the only
one which will be held in Wisconsin.
Senator John J. Blaine of Boscobel,
viii not shine very bright down at
| Madison, 1--WE do not thinlS) in the fu-
ture. John is It real nice young man,
but when he undertakes to do II great
stunt again, we hope he will have some
ground to work on. lie certainly has
proved himself failure so far as the
investigation is concerned. But we do
hope 10 meet him next summer and
take run with him in the beautiful
grove, city Of Boscobel on the banks
OF the Wisconsin river. where we have
roamed in our boyhood days. There is
no place on earth that has more pleas
ant recollection to the editor of this
paper than the many beautiful spots
around the home of his birth. and ye
point with pride to many successful
men from this beautiful little city in
the western part of Wisconsin.