Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-12-18
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II. Z. hooinson spent Monday at
Janesville.
Miss Eleanor Damn has moved to 20
State Street.
We are pleased to announce that
Rev. Fl. d. Perkins IS able TO be about
again,
The time has arrived to pay taxes.
The city and town treasurers are new
getting busy.
Miss Lizzie Van veehten has return
ed home after an absence of several
weeks at Neosho, Wis.
The FIRST basket ball team Of the
High school viii play the alumni this
Friday night at the gymnasium.
Geo. II Prest Of this city won
prize at the chicken show at ocono-
mowoc. George has some fne chickens.
The Light Guard Association will
bold their annual reunion aud banquet
at the Guild Hall this city on the even
lug of Dee. 30.
Gov. McGovern has given up his fight
for senator A large sum would haye
been saved by the state had he not
started the recount lie died hard.
| Mrs. L. 5. Pease went to Madison
Thursday OF this week to attend the
meeting OF the State Board Of Visitors
aud State Board OF the University
survey. She will return Monday.
Large numbers of Wauwatosa Luth-
erans win attend the benefit to be
given at the Auditorium, Milwaukee,
next Sunday for the AIteuheim OF this
city. The Messiah" will be given in
German.
The cold weather of the past few
days must make our charitable peo-
pie think that il would be wen for
them 10 look around home aud help
our own people, and not send all away
There are large number OF deserving
poor in Milwaukee,.
The philathea Class Of the Baptist
Church at meeting held Tuesday
evening voted $50 toward the expenses
Of The Vacation Bible school held in
tAe Congregational caurch last sup-
mer. They also voted $40 to the
needy poor Of Milwausee.
/ II Is alright to observe The mistakes
our Heighbors make and to avoid maxi
ing them ourselves, but it is mistake
To itugh at them on account of their
mistakes Better speak to them in a
friendly way aud possibly they may
open their eyes TO q few Of our own.
The following are the officers elected
by the Woodmeu at their last regular
meeting: Counsel, Abe Van Cxem;
advisor, Elmer Pilgrim; banker, Wm
Menninger: clerk, j. c. Lsfeber; es-
cort, Chas Dosenmagen; sentry. Geo.
Baltes; watcllman, NJ. caspersou; ply
siciau, Dr.. Peterson
The funeral Of William Worm, OF,
an old resident of Wauwatosa, was
held SUNDAY il St. Johns Luthern
church, Hartford, Wis Mr.. Worm
came to Wauwatosa about fifty years
ago Two years ago he went to Hart
ford to make bis home with daughter,
Mrs. Nick Meyer lie Is survived by
twenty grandchildren. nineteen great
grandchildren, three sons aud three
da lighters.
The Walnut Leader Illinois, says
BY far the most artistic and finishes
entertainment ever given before q
Walnut audience was rendered by
ANON Dorsey Cain. ably assisted by
Ellie B. Cain. at the Opera house.
Tuesday night Mr. Cain possesses a
dramatic baritone voice Of wide range
and great beauty Ills breath control
is pesfect and his years Of study with
the greatest instructors of the day.
have given rare finish to his intre
probation Of song.
Amid the preparations for the COM
ing holidays, aud the rush and cheer
Of the Christmas season. eomes the
persistent appeal of the poor and hum
gry seldom has there been so much
suffering and want as at present.
Kind hearts, however. are always TO
be found ready to help. At the meet-
ing cf the Twentieth Century Topic
Club held last Monday. the committee
IN charge of the Belgian relief
work reported having raised thirty
five dollars among club members. Re-
lief work among our own poor in Wau-
watosa and vicinity is also being at
tended to by the club. Twenty five
dollars was appropriated for the inn
mediate needs of fonr families, and the
committee in charge has met with
most generous response from every