Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-11-19

Miss Lydia Cain will give benefit
social for the Wauwatosa Good Tenn
plars at her home on North Main St,
this Friday evening. Everybody cor
daily invited. Come and bring friend
The lecture on "The Tariff" at the
Congregational church by II. E Miles
of Racine, under the auspices of the
Mems Club was we'll attended last even.
ing. Those present pronounced the
talk good
The twentieth Century To pic Club
will be entertained with musical at
the home of Mrs. VIM Cundali on Mon
day, November %. The hostesses are
Mrs. Cuudall, Mrs. Chubb, Mrs. Thorn
as and Miss Morehouse.
Radical changes in the rules for gov
ernment Of the almshouse are urged
on the county board of trustees by the
special county board committee. as a
result Of the investigation of charges
cruelty to am inmate made against an
employe OF that institution.
The Wauwatcsa High School football
team held the heavy Milwaukee North
Division team to tie last Saturday af-
ternuen atthe Greater Milwaukee Park
OWNS to the heavy field, no trick
plays were tried. Wauwatosa will play
oconomowoc here next Saturday
There will be Union Thanksgiving
services at the Methodist Church, Rev.
Kelley of the Congregational Church
will preach in the morning. at 1890
The choir will render special music.
In the evening male quartette of the
Y. Nj. G. A. win conduct the services.
Rev. William Brown, gave very in.
teresting sermon at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church last Sunday
morning, His subject being, 1.-The
PHILIPPINE Islands, where he spent
some time If you ever have the op-
portunity to hear him, do not fail to do
so.
john / Beggs, as president of the M.
H. IL. & T. Co., has asked for the APP
pointmeut of commission to condemn
lands from 59th and Wells Strent, in
direct line west to the Waukesha cuun.
ty line The PROPOSED right of way
cuts through the Blue Mound Country
Clubs land. 4
The special committee o. the Wis
consin legislature on education win
hold sessions on December End, 3rd and
4th in Milwaukee during the National
Industrial Educational convention.
The meetings will be held morning
and after in the directors room of the
auditorium on the second floor. At
that time bill for the creation of
county board of education for each
county in the state will be considered.
The committee cordially invites all
persons invited interested for or against
the bill to appear and discuss it.
Tuesday afternoon last the board OF
trustees of the almshouse held meet
ing at the home OF William c. Klug,
and took five ballots for superinten.
dent Of that institution which resulted
in Supt. Bark getting two and II. 2.
Bradley two, one voting blank. There
does not seem to be any opposition to
any Of the other officers. The trustees
viii meet again today, Friday, and try
TO elect a superintendent. A number
of people were somewhat surprised to
learn that MIR. Bradley was candidate
Mr., Bark received the votes Of w. L.
Chase and T ia Driscoll, and MIR. Brad
ley got the votes of Louis Manegold
and W. c. Klug, John Groth voting
blank
The mid-winter Conference, TO be
held under the auspices Of The Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago, December
and 3, will lay special emphasis upon
the eyangeliAng of women Gipsy
Smith has stirred the Christian leaders
Of that city by his testimony that five
men 10 one woman are now being saw
ed in bis meetings If this means God
less mothers, what does it mean for the
next generation Of children? Miss l..
Stafford Millar, the Australian evan
gelist, Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, of the
international Sunday School Associa-
ton, and Miss Angy Manning Taylor,
of The Moody Bible Institute, are ex-
pected to deal with this subject taking
up such aspects as the mother and her
soul, the mother and her child, and the
mother and her Bible.