Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-26

The schools will close this week Fri
day for t!.e spring vacation.
Mrs. c. w Damon is laid up on ae-
count of a fall she had recently,
The roads are drying up nicely and
the small boy is busy with his marble.
This is the time of year when all
should get busy and clean up around
the home.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eiss-
feldt, Seventh Avenue, a girl, Thursday
of last week.
Richard Tennant, who has been laid
up for the past few weeks is able to be
about again.
Roger Franklin has began the erec-
tion of a residence on Gridley Street in
the Third Ward.
Do not fail to hear the Beloit College
Musical Clubs at the Congregational
church on April 6.
Read the election notice in this weeks
issue, and other official notices, they
are of interest to all.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Schneclx returnt d
from California last Wednesday. wheI e
they spent the winter.
| Ads of number of candidates for
office appear in this weeks issue. Read
them ovel and take your choice.
Mr., and Mrs. II. p Hemsing expects
to move into the home of Capt Shields
on Wauwatosa Avenue, next month.
Theodore Roosevelt left Tuesday. on
the steamship Hamburg. He expects
to be absent one and half years in
Africa.
| A string of beads was picked up on
West Main Street last Thursday morn
| ing. Owner can have same at TIL
office.
tuberculosis caused 151 deaths in
Milwaukee County during the last
three months of l9Gs, according to the
state health bonrd,
Billy Whitla, Sharon, Pa the kid
mapped boy, was delivered to his father
in Cleveland last Monday evening, after
a $4,000 ransom had been paid.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet Tuesday after
noon, March 30, with Miss Mary Hart,
North Main Street, assisted by Miss
Olive Jones.
s. S. Leonard, V. s., of this city, has
made arrangements with DR.. Baden to
extend the time for testing cows for
tuberculosis to May 1st by fling
blank which he has mailed out this
week, by April lst, 1909.
The Beloit College Musical Club will
give an entertainment at the Congre-
gational church In our city ON Tuesday
evening, April 6, at 8 o clock. All seats
may be reserved at Schwaiger's drug
store after o'clock Monday morning,
March 90
Prof, 4. W. Harris who is the leader
of the chorus at the meeting now being
held at the baptist church, gave the
members of Willing Workers Juvenile
Temple "a NICE talk last Monday after
noon. The Superintendent and mem
bers all enjoyed it Immensely.
Tonight closes the series of meetings
that have been going on for the past
two weeks at the Baptist church. The
meetings have been well attended and
much good has been done. The chorus
has been praised by all. and the SER
mons delivered by Rev. Sanborn have
been good in every respect.
One of our old subscribers made us a
very pleasant call last Tuesday and
left S5 bill, paying for the News to
1918. We would like to have few
more hundred like him, for then the
News would he enlarged and made bet
ter. As we prosper the better will be
the paper.
The Armory Hall Associated met last
week Thursday evening and elected
the following officers: Pres. G. L.
Curtis; Y. Pres, d. A. Cooley; Sec. II.
A. Digman; Treas, L. J. Ferg Ison. Mr.
j. a. b. Tompisins, engineer, has in
spected the Armory hall, which has
been condemned. and has made sketch
for reconstruction of same.
Fred w. Braun. Greenfield Avenue,
is candidate for Alderman in the
Third Ward. Mr.. Braun needs no in
PRODUCTION to the people of Wauwatosa
having lived here for good many
years, and is known to be man Of
good character aud property owner
in the Third Ward. The voters of that
ward viii make no mistake if they
elect Mr.. Rraun. His domination pa
pers have been fled.