Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-13

Miss Alice Underwood has left for
Waupaea, where she will teach.
Mr.. A. Dunn who has been spending
the summer at Fort Atkinson, returned
this week
Mrs. John Greenwood has returned
home after spending ten days at Pc.
yankee Lake
Rev. J. II. Chandler of Chicago, will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning,
Mr.. L. b. Gregg and daughters, at
tended the State Hotel Association
at Madison, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith enter
tanned Mrs. Kamp and daughter of
Waukesha last Wednesday. !
Mrs. A Lefeber is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs +. W. Schneclx at their sum-
mer home on okauchee Lake.
Mr.. e. Porter and daughter, Ethel,
of Marquette, Mich, is visiting his
brother c. G. Porter, Fifth Avenue.
Robert Smith. Second Avenue, left
Sunday evening on business trip to
Menomoaee, Mich, and Oshkosh, Wis.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Underwood have
returned from Minnesota, where they
spent several days at Underwood farm.
Col. Carter and daughter Elizabeth,
of Ripon, aud Mr.. Guy Blondey o: New
London. are visiting the L. B. Gregg
family.
The Misses Isabelle Hulburt and
Alice rift left Tuesday for Granville,
o., where they win attend the Denni-
son university,
Miss EYonne Silverston, who has
been spending the summer here, let
Tuesday for Fond du Lac, where she
will attend school.
Edward b. Pares, Chicago, formerly
of this city, was married to Miss Lola
Zobel Of Ripon, on August 90. Mrs. l..
S. Pease Of this city, was among the
guests.
+. w. 0sman, we'll known organizer
and reformer, was chosen campaign
manager at recent meeting of the
Milwaukee, County Prohibition Com
mittee. Mr. 0sman is widely known
as "rhe Laundering Orator of NIilwau-
kee Z
Mike sehlenger of cresco, Ia, is here
for the State Fair and is visiting rela-
tives and friends. We are always pleas
Cd b S. him Mike looks fine aud
feels as fine Is a fiddle lie presented
us with basket of grapes from his
Iowa farm.
Work is a moral and physical uplift-
er; 1t is panacea for sorrow; idleness
brings moral decay and furnishes an
incentive to crime The avalanche of
crime that is sweeping over our large
cities is largely due to the fact that too
many would rather steal than work.
The life of duty, not the life OF mere
ease or mere pleasure is the kind Of
life which makes the great men and
women. The first prize that life offers
is the chance to work at work worth
doing.
The ANIMAL parish meeting of Trinity
Episcopal church was held on Tuesday
evening, September 3. Reports of the
years work were presented by the rec
tor and all parish organizations The
new officers elected were: Mr.. C. E.
Curtis, Junior Warden; and Messrs. C.
b. Holden, Jos. Horle and W. III. Thorn
as, vestrymen. Messrs. c. Il. Curtis. e.
A. Geiger, w. d. Regensdorf and w. II.
Thomas were elected delegates to the
Diocesan Council.
The board OF trustees of the insane
hospital are censured for misuse of |
money by :he county board. Ii is
claimed that SO, 900 appropriated in the
spring for the purchase Of an automo-
bile to transport patients of the insti- /
tuition, was used instead TO acquire two /
autos one for the use of the stewart t
and the other for the trustees. at is |
high time that ve exercise our author
ity in this matter and place the trus- :
tees in their proper position" says /
Chairman Schweuer. /