Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-29
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

LOT several days last week VIII throat
trouble.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, April IL.
Donald Gooding was confined to his
home fer several days last week by
illness. He has fully recovered.
The Mosinee Times says that pota-
toes were selling in the village on
Wednesday for s cents per bushel.
Frank Prenss of the town of Wau-
sau, was examined in county court
Friday and pronounced insane. He
was taken to the Mendoza hospital.
The James Music company has
opened branch store in Merrill. The
company at present conducts three
stores another being located in Wau-
paca.
With the return of each spring
comes new ideas in the clothing line
and the stock at Seim Bros COM
prises everything that is new from a
necktie to suit of clothes.
The street sweeping crew started
work the middle Of the weeiI and by
the latter end of the week all the
winters accumulation of filth had
been swept up and carteo away.
The firemen were called out Thurs
day evening on account OF fire at
the Werheim Manufacturing CO. The
fire started ON the roof of the boiler
room and destroyed portion of the
roof.
A team of horses stolen from a
Portage county farmer was found in
the barn of Jos. Beste near Mosinee
few days ago. The thief put the
team in Mr.. Beste's barn and then
made his escape.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
woman suffering from chronic consti-
patton, headache, biliousness, dizzi-
ness, ssllowness of the skin and dys-
pepsia. Sold by all dealers.
The County Fair" which was to
be given by the ladies of the Univer-
salist church in Castle hall on the
afternoons and evenings of April 1st
and 2nd, has been indefinitely post
poned on account of the prevailing
sickness.
VIM. Sala will run independently
for supervisor of the Ninth ward. r.
Hoenisch, who was day late in filing
his nomination papers, will be an in
dependent candidate for alderman of
the Sixth ward. He at present holds
that Office.
Rev. Ray Tillinghast of Minneap-
oils, northwestern Supt. of Universal
list churches, occupied the pulpit in
the Universalist church on Sunday
a. m. He has gone into southern
Wisconsin aud will return and preach
here next Sunday morning.
The funeral of Fabin Launderville,
of the town of Texas, was held from
st. Mary's church, this city, Friday
morning His death occurred last
Tuesday. He was eighty-four years
old and had been resident of this
county for nearly fifty years.
If you don't feel like repapering
your walls at present, we have prep
aration which will clean old wall
paper. A child can apply it. Perhaps
your woodwork and floors are dirty
and covered with grease. Try Solvo
and watch the magical transforms
tion. You can get either at Piers.
Elenora Daschner and Mary Munion,
aged respectively fourteen and six
teen years, both residents of Moon,
were committed to the Home of the
Good Shepherd, Milwaukee, in munic-
ipal court last week. According to
their own stories, both have been
travelling down the broad, white way.
Four of the city's six sprinkling
wagons were used on the streets last
week. The other two were under
going repairs On Thursday after
noon when the wind and dust were so
bad, two were taken to the Schubring
mill, to wet down the ground where
a grass fire had broken out and
threatened the destruction of build
ings.
The Wausau Street Railroad COM
pany has had crew Of men at work
the past week in taking up the old
rails from the cemetery south. When
the rails were laid three years ago.
some culls, taken off The Pennsylvania
system, were laid. from the cemetery
south to certain point. South of
the city re-rolled rails were laid. The
old rails are being replaced by ones
more serviceable.
The free public library was reopened
Thursday, after being closed for about
three weeks on account of the scarlet
fever situation. While the library
was closed the building and books
were fumigated. Some books had not
been returned when the order went
forth closing the building. These
will be collected and fumigated, UNI
less it is ascertained that there have
been cases of contagious diseases in
the homes where they have been
kept. In that event they will be
destroyed.
j.. B. Richter, who conducts q pop
corn poppery and peanut roastery,
if we are allowed to use such nouns,
at the corner of Third and Washing
ton streets, furnished patrons with