Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-09-10

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for Stevens Point for visit with
friends
II you wish TO have good time, just
so to the dance to be given at the
Guild Hall, next Saturday evening,
September II All are cordially invit-
ed to be present.
All the bids opened for the recon
strnetion of the GAINESVILLE plank road
Tuesday by the county board commit
tee, were too high, SO the road will not
be built this year.
DIR. Beerend spent Sunday at Gen
esee, Wis, where he visited with
friends and inspected Brookhill farm.
where Il large number of blooded
chickens are raised.
=. B. Gregg of the Hotel Irvington,
this city, was elected vice-president of
the Wisconsin Hotel Mems association
last Friday at their annual convention
held at Merrill, Wis, last week.
All members of the Juvenile Temple
are requested to be present at the
regular meeting next Monday. In
stallation of officers will take place
and other important business trans
acted.
| There being no quorum present at
the regular meeting of the Common
Council Tuesday evening, they adjourn
ed to meet Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 9 The proceedings will appear in
next weeks issue.
| John +. Dittmar left Tuesday even
ing for Gillette, Wyoming, where he
will spend about three weeks visiting
q sister-in-law whom he has not seen
for twenty-five years. He will also
visit several points of interest while
away In the Rocky Mountains.
! Work has been begun on the new
S25, 900 brick school house on the Haw-
ley road, in school district 8, in the
town Of Wauwatosa, when completed
1t will be the best school house In the
town. The old structure was moved
TO the north of the site and will be
used until the new structure is COM
p!eted.
The following is the list of church
wardens, vestrymen and members of
fha nfaaaenu rn,,vnl alacAad ~ 4l,a
Parish meeting of Trinity church. held
at the Guild hall last Monday evening:
Wardens-Senior wardens, Lyman H.
Browne; Junior warden, William H.
Thomas Vestrymen-W H. Landolt,
o. f, Schmdtill Joseph Horle, DIR. C..
L, Beerend. Wade II. Richardson, A..
S. Austin. Members of Diocesan Coun-
civ. II. Landolt, Lyman II. Browne
c. e. Curtis, Henry ST. George (of Elm
Grove).
There is nice crop of hay going to
waste on the unused filter beds of the
county inst,tutl ons which have not
been used during the summer. The
tax payers OF The city are now getting
the odors from the sewer plant at pres
ent. After the channel of the river is
changed, which will be very soon,
where will the sewerage go. Something
should be done soon in regard to this.
OF course it will be alright this win
ter, but how about next spring when
it warns u9? Certainly this beautiful
suburb will not stand for such a nui-
sance.
DR.. John Thomas, NJ. A., of Liver
pool. England, pastor OF the most fa-
nous Baptist Chapel in his home city,
and also lecturer on IlomiletIcs at the
Manchester Baptist College, and who
has been the principal speaker from
abroad at Winona. Grove City and
other Bible Conferences and Chautau-
qaus, will lecture daily at e NJ. in the
y. NJ. c. A. auditorium, l53 La Sale
ST., Chicago. September Goth to cath,
under the auspices Of the Moody Bible
| Institute on themes for Christian work
ers. DIR. Thomas will preach Sunday
morning and evening September 10Th
at ths Moody church, as well as each
evening at 1880 during his stay. There
will be no charge for admission to any
Of these services. The public is invit-
ed.
The Wauwatosa Public Schools open
ed Tuesday of this week with good
attendance. The following are the
teachers for the year: kindergarten,
Miss Laura Loveland; kindergarten
assistant. Miss Iris Payne First grade,
Miss Pearl Chamberlain; Second grade,
Second and third grade, Miss Mae
McCord; Third and Fourth grade, Miss
Klogner; Fourth grade, Miss Retta
Deibler; Fifth grade, Miss Zolo Web
ster; Fifth and Sixth grade, Miss can
cite Haugan; Sixth grade, Miss Mar