Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-01-23

tai! lorces and representing their gov
ernment, as well as the agricultural
colleges Of New South Wales, are visit
ing the University of Wisconsin to
study the administrative methods used
in its agricultural education. During
their stay in this country, they will
inspect the agricultural colleges OF
several universities in this country
and Canada.
Kenosha = Some Kenoshans will
probably have their might cap" drink,
even after the national prohibition be-
comes legally effective. An entire car
load of real whisky reached here and
was unloaded and spirited away" to
homes in Kenosha. In less than an
hour persons waiting for the consign-
ment had the oft-seven barrels and
fifty-one cases out If the car and the
car back on the siding 1t was valued
at $127000
Superiority a unanimous vote a
resolution of confidence in Mayor Fred
Baxter and pledge to stand by him in
his efforts to clean UP the city were
adopted at a meeting of the inter
church council A total of sc men at
the meeting represented IA of the city
churches. Grief of Police Vincent Nc
Kinnon has been suspended pending
the outcome of the hearing before the
nsaIina and no .orSt1a M 80 cfpY9
Eau Claire-The Union Cheese com.
pany, incorporated at $4,000, will soon
begin to manufacture some three miles
from town. Fifty Union farmers are
stockholders. Each farmer will haul
in his milk, to be paid on butter fat
basis. A factory 2Sx44 feet has been
built and equipped with modern ma
chinery. Eight hundred cows will fur
nish the milk 1t is strictly a farm
ers' concern.
Racine Mich cows brought 1910 a
head at an auction held on the farm
of James Griffith, town of Mt. Pleas
ant. This is the highest price ever
paid for milch cows at public auc-
tion held in Racine county. Chickens,
springers and old hens, brought 81
each, double the amount ever before
offered and at a time when farmers
are bringing chickens into the market
Chippewa Falls james r. Murphy
and J. Howard Browne will be or
dained to the priesthood at Chippew@
Falls early in May, when the sacred
rites win be conferred by Bishop
Schwebach of La Crosse. Both young
men formerly practiced law at Chip
pewa but abandoned this profession
few years ago to take up theological
studies in an eastern seminary.
Neenah-Neenah, Menasha and Ap
pleton are planning to conduct vigor-
GUS campaign of propaganda against
the proposed shifting of the Yellow
stone Trail tourists route west of here
which would RESULT in cutting off the
three cities. A district meeting OF the
Yellowstone Trail association is to be
held in Oshkosh next month and the
protest will be voiced there.
Plymouth-The first boys and girls
bee club in Wisconsin has just been
organized here, under the direction of
teacher in the public schools who
is himself one of the leading bee
keepers Of the county. Each of the
eleven members has from one TO FIVE
colonies of bees. The contest will be
in production of honey and care of
the bees.
Racine-Bids for the construction of
the first section of Racine county's sys
TEN of concrete highways totaling 1876
miles will be received within ten days
and work will start as early in the
spring as the weather permits. A con-
tract has been awarded for the fur
nishing of 5000 barrels of cement.
The price was $3.50 barrel.
La Crosse-Four tow boats and
nineteen barges for transportation
work on the upper Mississippi river
are now in the course of construction
and may be ready for service this year
according to word sent TO Capt. W. A.
Thompson OF the river improvement
service here.
Madison-Oliver E. Remey, secre-
tary of the Wisconsin state fair, has
been selected by the Massachusetts de
partment of agriculture to discuss
"The Agricultural Fair before the
Massachusetts farmers convention in
Boston the latter part of January.
Msnitowoe- For the first time in the
history of the congregation, st. James
parish is out of debt through the $1,000
gift from the late John Schuette. All
Of the churches of the city have ex-
pressed their thanks for similar gifts.
Two Rivers Two Rivers has added