Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

/ hauWatosa girl.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metbo-
dist church. will be entertained Tues
day afternoon, May II. at the home of
Mrs. Manson, Mrs, Stanley Williams
assisting.
Arthur Koenig, ex-president of the
Milwaukee German Press Club. and n
resident of this city. will attend the
silver jubilee of the National Associa-
tion of German Journalists in New
York May 81.
| ar. w. R. Gaylord will speak on
Socialism in the parlors of the Conrre-
gational Church, Thursday evening.
May 10, at s p. NJ, under the auspices
of the Mems Club of the church All
msr interested are invited to be pre-
sent
An engine going west Tuesday ran
into freight train close to Fishers
farm, wrecl<ing the eaboose and one
freight car and damaging the engine
somewhat. No one was hurt bad, but
brakeman in the caboose had mar
row escape.
The Common Council of Milwaua
kee has annexed all of the territory
east of the city of Wauwatosa between
North Avenue and Pabst Avenue The
ordinance was passed by the council
last Monday evening and goes into
effect in ninety days.
The sixty-second annual meeting of
the Milwaukee Congregational Club
was held at the Congregational church
IN this city Tuesday evening. There
was large attendance about 140 be-
ing present. Rev. David Beaton. of
GAINESVILLE gave talk on "The Message
of Poetry to Modern Life, at the ban
quet.
The West Main Street crossing of
the Milwaukee road has been blocked
considerable during the past few weeks
on account of the unloading of gravel
and repairing the bridge over the
Menomonee river. Our people do not
complain much, however, for they
know il viii be an Improvement much
needed in Wauwatosa.
The following officers were elected
at the ANIMAL meeting If the Wauwa.
tosa Womans Clnb last Friday: Pres,
Ma E. Kearney; Vice Pres. Mrs. g.
Perry: recording secretary. Mrs. j G.
Lefeber; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Henry Watner; treasurer, Miss Mildred
Brock way. The executive board com
pose Mrs. Moorehouse, Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. Davis. A short program was en-
Dyed after the election of officers.
George Brumder, one of the hest
known German newspaper men in Mil
waulsee and in the state died at his
home on Grand Avenue last Monday.
lie was highly respected by people
throughout the state and nation. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock and were followed to
the grave by hosts of friends. Inter
ment was at Forest Home.
The Inter Sc Club will meet with
Mrs. Rohn in Milwaukee, next
Tuesday, May II Miss Mabel Tomp-
kins of this city, will address the club
on The Big Sister Movement" May
81 Miss Tompl,ins and the president
Mrs. McCreery, were school mates and .
the club is consequently interested in .
the much needed work of which .
Miss Tompkins is one Of the heads.
We are in receipt of the May number
of The PHI, edited by Charles Edwin .
Wilson of our city. The pappris bright .
and up-to-date and every drug man
should be a subscriber. The editor is
a Jolly good fellow, and we see by
an article he has described the location .
of beautiful Wauwatosa 10 at. Well
at that he thinks as we all do that .
their is no place quite as nice as
Wauwatosa. Iurray for The Pin!
The G. d. Francey Stone, Coal and
supply Co, of Milwaukee have pur-
chased the stone quarry on State
Street, known as the Schoonmalter
quarry. The work OF clearing the
quarry and putting mp necessary build
ings and bins has already begun. Rock
having a capacity Of 500 yards
per Gay and other macIiDerynecessary
for the production and speedy handling
OF crushed rock, win be installed at
once. The quarry and outfit Of the
plant will represent an expenditure Of
$50 600.
4 porch floor, after the enters ex- I.
posure TO snow and sleet needs coat
Of paint each spring. Let Lefeber 4
Rasmussen aid in preserving your