Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-07

On! for the good old summer time. !"
We are having snow. and then some
more snow.
Light Guard VS. Racine Y. NJ. c. A..
at armory Saturday evening.
r. Brew and family have moved into
their new residence on 6lst Street.
Chas. Kutchenreuter has purchased
the Henry FaIk's barbering business.
Mrs. NJ, T. Hayden is guest Of her
sister, Miss Warren, w Main Street.
c. D. Waugh has been very sick for
the past few days, but he expects 10 be
about again soon.
r S. Witte, weu-bnown to large
number Of Wauwatosa people, is can
didate for civil Judge
Ed. Meyer and daughter. Esther, of
Muscoda spent New Years atthe home
of Mr.. and Mrs J II. Benoy.
Typhoid fever is on the increase in
Milwaukee, according to reports sent
out by the health department
The public schools opened Monday
of this weel after a two weeks vaca-
ton. Our schools are well attended.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Tn
derwood Memorial Baptist church met
with Mrs, q. l.. Tiff. Tuesday after
uoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeVos returned
home Inst Saturday after spending u
week with relatives and friends i'll
La Crosse.
The Womans Club met at their club
rooms Thursday afternoon Of this
week. DR.. Bethel gave very interest
ing address
Mrs. J z, Benoy will entertain the
lnter-Se Club at her home corner Gar
field Avenue and Chestnut Street, next
Tuesday afternoon
Alex Klolsner, the foliat, left We'd
uesday for California fog few weeks
visit with relalives, lie will take in
al pointa Of iuterest.
Mayor Chas Il. Perry left Wednes-
day evening for Minneapolis, where he
went to get his mother-in-law, Mrs.
McNair, who has been laid up with aI
broken hip to her home at Bfoadhead.
Evelyn Romadka, divorced wife of
Charles j. Romad<a, Milwaukee, who
was serving sentence of from one to
twenty years, in Joliet pententiary
for larceny, has been released ON
parole.
The Sewing School viii open for the
new year GA saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. A larger room has been Sc
cured in the GeI mania Hall, where all
girls between the ages of and IA win
be welcome.
Four fremen lost their lives at the
American Bridge Plant in the Menom-
once Valley, last Monday night They
were John j. Hennessey, Joseph }.
sullivan, William 2 Foley, aud Dom
inic O'Donnell.
A man in neighboring town while
on his way to borrow his neighbor's
paper was struck by lightning and in
stautly killed Let a word to the wise
sufiice-subscribe for the News" and
have paper of your own.
December, just ended, was the cold
est for number of years, and from
the way January starts out it looks as
though she win be cold enough even
for the ice man. At any rate it makes
our oldest inhabitants culver.
Capt Henry Leislc of this city, viii
talk on The Rules of the Road" as ap-
piled to the lakes, at the Y. NJ. c. A.
night school this evening. Capt. Leisk
is well posted on lake navigation ana
his talk will be full of information to
marine men.
We call attention of our readers to
the ad in another column of the First
National Bank of Wauwatosa Notice
the gain made in deposits from ! 9O7 to
the present, and gain in number Of de
positors. II you have not started
saving or checking account In this iu-
stitution, you should.
Clarence Iulburt, August Kringel,
Ralph and Louis Hammond, Ralph
iIibbard and Riugland Tiff Of the
Z. W., Stanley Pilgrim Of Chicago Vet
erinary College, who spent the holiday
vacation with friends and relatives in
this city. were in attendance at the
banquet given by the Light Guard las,
Friday evening.
The men who are now overhowinc
with business are the men whose ad-
vertisements were kept running dur
ing the entire siege Of the late depres-
sion. Advertising is just as great
necessity 20 an active business life as