Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-01-08

/ ~ 49, 80 A-SHd IJtltildT, WISCONSIN a We
nne, last Tuesday evening. a very en-
joynble evening was spent by all pre-
sent
Rev j P, Dysart of this city, super
inteuaent of the Wisconsin Children's
lions society, has been invited by
| President Roosevelt to attend a con-
ference to be held in Washington, Jan
nary Is and 90. Mr.. Dysart has accept
ed tl.e invitation,
The anuual meeting and supper of
the GGderwood Memorial Baptist
ehur i takes place this (Fridayl even
| ing. Election of officers and other
general business will be transacted.
Supper at 6:3o p. m The ladies re-
quest that all be in time for supper.
Last Saturday Messrs. Edward Hab
er3mann, William Muller, Harry Rose,
Gust I've Radtke and Edwald Subernau
skatsd to Menomonee Falls on the
rivel They made the trip in four hours
aud hirty minutes. They say the river
near the Falls was flooded aud that
they had to do considerable walking.
Wss have had the coldest weather in
Wanvatosa that has been experienced
for number of years. The reports
last Wednesday morning as given to us
were all the way from IL to "a degrees
below zero and then some, Our Their
mosneter was froze np. OF one thing
we are sure, it was cold enough to sat
isfy til most of our residents, even the
ice men were we'll pleased.
Whatever may result from the an
nexation agitation, lit is certain that
the Soldiers home win not
be taken into the city of Milwaukee
The committee is unanimous on this.
chairman Henry Klein desires the
council to act one way or other at the
next meeting Of the council, otherwise
it may be too late to get the measure
into the Legislature at this session.
The supreme court on Montay denied
the motion Of the attorney for former
Constable William 4. llanley of the
town of Wauwatosa for an order TO
send mp the circuit court records for
rev ew by the higher court and on the
PIC "asstof Assistant District Attorney
fs4igaler dismissed the proceedings
Hanley therefore viii have to serve
his sentence Of six months in the house
Of correction
DR.. William Rollins will preach at
the Methodist church tonight and Miss
Helen Spalding of Milwaukee Using
| The special services win continue at
the church every night next week
Rev. w. A.. Peterson Of Milwaukee will
preach each night, All are invited 10
enjoy the services. Next week the
choir will be assisted by different solo
lists. Miss Bessie Greenwood viii sing
Wednesday night.
The illustrated lecture on Palestine
which was delivered by Rev. c. A..
Payne last Thursday evening at the
Congregational church was largely at
tended and was one of the best as well
as interesting lectures given in Wau-
watosa. Mr.. Payne has pleasing
voice, facility of language and a rever-
ence for many of the things of which
he speaks which gives the address a
charm that no one can fan to appreci-
! ate.
The following students have returned
to their schools after spending tho hol-
/ idays IN this city with relatives and
friends: The Misses Margaret Durbin
and Grace Barrett, aud the Messrs
/ Roscoe and Paul Godfrey, Lewis Ham
mond, August KringeI, Ralph IIibbard
and Herbert Currie to Madison. Miss
/ Grace Watuer and the Messrs. Paul
and Allison Payne, William Nethercut
and Warren Wade to Beloit Miss Bes-
sic Horning to Menomonee, Wis The
/ Messrs Gilbert and John Tompltins to
Ripon. Miss Faith Foley and Edwin
/ Hirseh to Northwestern. Stanley Pill
/ grim TO Chicago. Miss Roxana Bryan
to Wesley. Ruth Nethercut to Oberlin.
( Frank Smith to Cornell
Something should be done to stop
the stencil which comes from the Me
nomonee river. 1t seems to be getting
worse every winter. The ice men who
cut ice from ponds and dams along the
river are complaining and no doubt
there will be steps taken to obtain
/ damages unless some satisfactory ap-
/ pliance is installed to stop the obiec-
I tionabie condition. The beet sugar
\ factory at Meuomonee Falls should
provide some means TO dispose of the
waste from that institution instead Of
running it into the river 10 the annoy
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