Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-01-29

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mory.
We call your attention of the ad of
Lefeber Bros. Co. on the Sth page Of
this issue.
MIR. Archie Johnson, Cumberland,
S. D., is visiting with relatives and
friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Benoy are spend
ing few days at Boscobel and Musco.
da with relatives and friends.
Now that the river has been flushed
out by the rains we have had, the odor
is not quite as bad as it has been.
Mr.. R. Henlse, who spent few days
with relatives and friends in this city
last week, left Sunday for Menomonee,
Mich.
Mr.. Fred Fido, is laid up at his home
on Fourth Avenue, owing to having
his foot hurt last week, while working
in Miller's ice house.
DR.. Blake of Chicago, assistan sccre-
tary of Sunday School work for the
Methodist church, win preach at the
NJ. E. church next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schooumacher
of Acron, o., who have been on trip
around the world spent few days last
week with Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ. Gran
than.
Rev. c. Eissfeldt has left for Wash
ington, p. G., to attend the conference
| call by the President. lie win also
visit other points of interest in the
east
Now what do think of this9 Carrie
Nation was presented with quite d
number of over ripe eggs in London
last Tuesday. Fresh eggs are too high
| for Carrie.
The premiums on the bonds furnish
! ed by the county officials will be paid
by the county. The committee on laws
and legislation having voted unani-
nous to do So.
Rev. Frederick Edwards, rector of st.
James church, Milwaukee, delivered a
lecture on The Servant ofthe House, ;"
last Monday evening at the mems meet
ing of the Twentieth Century Topic
! club.
The ladies of the W. i. NJ. s. of the
Methodist church viii give their End
quarterly tea at their church, Thurs
| day, February 4. Tea will be served
from 6 to 5. Everybody is cordially
invited,
This paper is anxious each week to
Issue a spicy and interesting local page
! If each of our subscribers would hand
us in one news item, what newsy
paper we could issue. Try it for few
weeks and mark the change
c. d. Waugh, The popular opticiar,
has moved just aocross the hall from
his old stand in the Alhambra building
Instead of going in at the right door
enter by the left door, you are al
ways welcome at his place of business
! Capt. James Leisk, brother of Capt.
/ II. Leisls of this city, who died last
week at Chicago, was inferred at
Forest Home last Tuesday under the
auspices of the Masons. The deceased
was well-known by number of Wan
watosa people.
The engine wiper who attends to the
engine which pulls the Waukesha
scoot, was found dead ut his post,
which was the cause of the train being
an hour late Tuesday morning. Quite
a number of patrons who patronize this
train were compelled to take the street
car line.
The Light Guard second team de-
feated the Milwaukee Academy basket
ball team by score of 63 to 13, last
Saturday evening. The first team fail
ed to show up thereby forfeiting the
game. There win be two good games
this Saturday evening, with dancing
as usual.
The following officers were elected
by the /. o. g. Z. lodge last Monday
evening for the ensuing quarter: c.
r., Mrs Ii. E. Rose; V. r., Mrs. RI. A.
Propp; Fin. Sec, Miss Sara Chatfeld;
Treas, Mrs. j. r. Benoy; Mar, Law
renee PrOpp; Sec, c. l.. Benoy; Pianist,
Miss Alice Leonard; Press Rep, Harold
Payne; ) J. f., Mrs j. r. Isenoy.
All the slot machines captured bw
Sheriff Franke's uen-receHtly wif6H
raid was made, wi bes5Gfrhed bby On der
of Judge Neelep. They win make quite
nice little blaze The money from
the machines will be returned to the
proprietors Each Of the defendants
pleaded guilty and were fined $40. It
seems strange that people cannot live
up to the law.