Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-02-02


scribe for his home paper and always
borrows his neighbor's, is entitled to
neither respect or consideration.
The West All1s Womans Club and the
Twentieth Century Topic Club were
entertained by the Wauwatosa Womans
Club last Thursday. A program was
given on American Poets.
The man who lives up to his con-
tracts always prospers, but the man
who does not gets what is coming to
him in the long rSn. If you make
contract stick by it, it pays.
The Sixteenth District School number
?. Milwaukee, of which w. l., smithy-
man of this city, is principal, won the
vacuum cleaner outfit offered by Gim-
bells for the sale of Red Cross seals.
The regular quarterly tea of the w.
#. NJ. $. Of the Methodist church will
be served at the home of Mr. A. Lefeber
s4 West Main Street, Thursday, Febru-
ary 8, at o'clock Every body cordi-
ally invited
If any of our readers are posted on
the Commission Form of Government
we invite them to send in communica-
tion in relation to same. We are not
posted en- the matter Let us hear
from you.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs j. II. Cushing, DR.. and Mrs D. w.
Hulburt, Mr.. aud Mrs. James Lefeber
spent last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ W Strong at West Allis, Mr.. and
Mrs Strong are old time residents of
Wauwatosa
The Tuesday Literary Club of Mil
waukee will give bridge at the Pfister
Hotel next Thursday. February, sth.
for the benefit of a deaf and dumb boy
whom they are helping. Tickets can
be secured from Mrs. j. C. Davis, COIL
Wells Street.
The ladies of st. Bernard's congre-
cation are giving series of Kensing-
tons, the first to be given at the home
of Mrs. Geo. e. Stevens, 955 North
Main Street, February Z. Mrs w. f.
Beutler assisting.
Our paper this week is quite full of
official matter, but you are all interest,"
ed and you should read them all and
see what our city is doing. We were
Obliged to run i supplement ard we
know con will al read the ads ia 1t
.If you read il in the News ii Is true.
We carry nothing but first class firms
in our paper.
Last week Thursday evening the
Bijou Theater started under the man
agement of Fred Richter, a young man
who has been in the theatrical business
for some time having appeared IN
vaudeville with his wife who is one of
the best pianists in the theatrical pro-
fession. Mrs. Richter plays the piano
for the pictures and accompanys Mr..
Richter who sings the songs.
The Rev Mark Wayne Williams.
pastor of the Second Church of Christ,
Milwaukee, gave his dramatization of
Nehemiahat the Congregational church.
last Wednesday evening. 1t was an
impressive presentation of the message
of the book, bringing the characters in
their moral light wildly before the
mind Both the literary work of
dramatizing and the platform delivery
were of a high order and greatly pleas
ed the people.
A beautiful girl is very likely to be-
lieve she was made to be looked at;
and SO she sets herself mp for show
at every window, in every door, on
every corner of the street, in every COM
pady at which opportunity offers for
an exhibition of herself. And believ-
ing and acting TINS she soon becomes
good for nothing else. and when she
comes to be middle-aged woman she
is that weakest and most sickening of
human things-a faded beauty.