Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-04-30
OF GENERAL INTEREST


George Douglass Miller n ,.,,I+l,,
resident of Ncw Haven Cnnn =; I I'.,,.,;;inSs
ing a wall which i'm soma -. IN
fecl high. Ia eurlnsa' +, nint ~ I,.,,4 .So,,,'
17O feet m tbe rear af tbn SIN go o,'|1
Bones pronerry in 1igb .troo, nv, | tIiI
plot surrounded bv fbn viii NJ NI;nar
will erect villa in which bs iii ~ ~,
Intends L. shut ont nm bnStle III tho Straaf
and keep the ewes of The rprio1rs fr,rn
knowing what he is doing Tn nron..
cry is ut the rear of Nn tO0% Cbonal
street. the old Miller homo v.barn Mr.
Miuer'S only son died tweniv-6ya vaars
ago Siuce his sons death Mr. Miller
has Travelled around the world fnnr times
alone and says he cares more for seclu-
sion and quiet than anvtbhla else Ills
acre farm in western North C9r1Iinn
and he owns the largest island i'm The
ST Lawrence, where he spends the sum
mer months alone
Romance found q pieasino evrrassiop
in the marriage If + n O.hnrno -
business man If Kansas t'itv. ana Ni;ss
Willow Woodlpv If san Anfo1io 'Tev In
company with n Marty nf frinnds H.
two left the ST Anfbony hoteI in y tqIIy-
he about : O'Clock far . drive an The
return trim Mr. Osborne laoned ovar In
Miss Louia Long Of Kansas CITY who
was handling the reins and directed her
in a whisper to drive to the nearest
church and see the contamination of a
wedding between the young woman Mt
his side and himself THINKING If iii
Joke, Miss Long obeyed and drew rein
in front of Travis Park Methodist
church. Mr.. Osborne and Miss Woodley
then led the way into the church rapned
Mt the door of Rev. s. H. c. Burgin.
of their wish Ia he married II was NOT
until then that those of the party real
lied that the affair was no Joke. but
that the couple were in earnest, After
the ceremony they drove hack 70 the ST
Anthony hotel. where the wedding din
ner was served
Having in mind the barren and un-
homehke atmosphere of the average 81.
Paul Mimi. boarding house. also the
publicity attending the efforts of Young
women and men to spoon" in such
places, Rev Harold Pattison. pastor of
the First Baptist church. announced that
the church parlQrs would be thrown open
to all young people who live in boarding
the big stores. inviting young couples to
take advantage of the church parlors.
Mr.. Pattison said: There are books and
up-to-date literature and games and
those who come will enjoy themselves
1t is great opportunity for the church
We have no Interior motive however
The opening of our parlors is not move
Ito increase our membership. il is simply
offering a chance for the working young
women of st, Paul a coy and comfort
able place to bring their Young men
friends We will provide chaperons for
them and they will he taken care Of
has Just finished unique bungalow in
the Claremont Hllls back OF Oakland,
and the Studio club and other artistic
associations VIII soon give 1t house
warming keeler selected as walls for
the house two great powders IN the NIL.
Out of one he blasted a huge fireplace,
the chimney of which is bored through
solid rock. Parts of the walls are OF
redwood; the roof is of Tahition thatch
and the furniture is Of teakwood and
with his own hands. The dwelling is as
original as the residence Of Charles f.
Lummis i'll Arroyo Seco, near Los An.
geles
A strange fatality seems to pursue the
family of the late Joseph Vincent OF
Petersburg, Ind Vincent, a business
man died year ago and soon after his
Oldest son, Joseph, ended his life by
shooting himself. \ few weeks later the
second son, John, suddenly became il
the death OF another son, Fred. Since
theh tne I9urth enid Daniel. mas dle1
ana lew days ago the htth SON. George
ais" passed away. The widow Is all Wht
now remains IT the family. The father
anu sons sons are buried side by side IN wal
nut Eillls cemetery.
James Boone, a policeman of the At
lantic City, n. j., force, discovered that
his badge of authority came in handy
when his wife became unruly and pro
ceeded to lombard him with dishes
Boone stood for being a target for some
time. and then formally arrested his wifi,
and took her before Recorder Hayes
but his victory was rather curbed whet
he was forced to dig down and pay the
fine of $3.50 imposed on the woman.
and losing his right leg above the ankle
l4-ye9r-old Michael Esher of Reading
"a, displayed great nerve. He dragged
himself along the ground for fully n
square and called to several men "a