Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-24
Watch Piers window display fair
week If will he interesting.

Watch Piers window display fair
week. 1t will be interesting.
As fair time approaches quite
number of our former citizens are to
be seen on our streets. The fair is
always a sort of homecoming.
Ladies visiting Wausau during the
fair will find O. c.. Callies' store cool
resting place where they may make
themselves at home. They are not
asked to buy goods and will receive
souvenir free.
Oscar Reichel of Rib Falls, appeared
Saturday evening in Justice Larner's
court to answer to charge preferred
by young woman of that town. He
was bound over to circuit court for
trial and furnished bail for his APP
pearance.
The fat boy and the large snake
won't be in it as fair week attrac-
ton, compared with the wall paper
bargains offered by G. G. Pier, 2O4
Scott st.
A special election of officers was
held on Wednesday evening by the
Knights of Columbus to fill vacancies
and the following named were elected:
Grand Knight-R. G. Deutsch.
Dep. Grand Knight Walter Cor
man.
Warden-M. j. Kavanaugh.
Inner Guard Richard Hewlett.
Attorneys for Julia Cyganek of the
town of Flieth, filed papers yesterday
in suit brought in circuit court to
secure for her legal separation from
her husband Frank. They were mar
ried in Milwaukee in 1874 and have
six grown up children. She alleges
that he has abused her by applying to
her foul names.
Elizabeth Hett, girl of sixteen
years, was yesterday committed to
the industrial school for girls in Mil
waukee, upon complaint of her
father. The father charged that the
girl had been absenting herself from
home and keeping company with
women of questionable character Her
mother is dead.
A tennis tourney is being held in
Waupaca, The following from this
city are participating in the events:
p. V. o. EanV echten, Arthur Kiefer,
Henry Smith, Sydney Stein, Sol.
Heinemann. Friends of these hope
that some or all will be able to bring
back some of the fine silver cups which
ssre hung up as trophies.
On Saturday evening crowd at the
st. Paul depot was entertained for
few minutes by man having in tow
fat negro boy and a huge snake.
The crowd got but glance at the
boy and the snake was not exhibited
at all. The man claims the boy
weighs over zoo pounds and the snake
$40. He vas taking both TO the Mer
rill fair to exhibit.
John Zilke, charged with setting a
IRE IN q clothes CIOSSO III tie lAOluc VI
Rev. A. f. Lenfks nearly two years
ago, and lately arrested, appeared be
fore Judge A. H. Reid yesterday and
entered plea of guilty. When asked
why he committed the crime he could
give no other explanation than that
he was not in his right mind when
he did it. He was sentenced To serve
a term OF three years in the state
penitentiary.
According to the annual report Of
the librarian of the free public library
the circulation of books the past year
amounted TO 80, 3S5 or an increase of
about 1000 over the previous year.
The report of the library board shows
that it is in debt nearly $1,000. The
board recommends that $1,000 be
added to the next tax levy 50 that all
Indebtedness can be cleaned up. More
books are needed TO replace those
worn out. During the year the library
has been in receipt OF se.eaal gifts Of
books from individuals.