Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-12
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Stark's store is rightly named
the Palace of Sweets-candies, ice
cream and candy decorations in var
iety. d5-3t.
The picture framing department in
O. G. Callies' store is very busy
place just at present. Get your order
in early for Christmas delivery.
| The Women's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet in
| the church parlors Wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. There is special
| Christmas work to be done for the
| church and large attendance Is de-
sired. They are asked to bring their
| thimbles.
A complimentary recital was given
in the opera house on Friday evening
! by Bennis Chabot, under the aus
pices of the Tuesday Musical club.
There was very large attendance,
and the program was enjoyed very
much by all present. The recital
was a great success.
A notice has been posted in the
post office, offering $50 reward for the
capture of VIM. Rice, deserter from
| the United States army, who disap-
peared from Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
| Nov. IL. When he enlisted he gave
Wausau as his residence, naming a
woman in this city as an aunt, and
nearest of kin.
Last evening the Marathon County
Dental society held meeting in the
Office of DIR. w. ID. Siebecker, a
goodly number being present. A
most Interesting paper was presented
| by DR.. /. B. Thackray, followed by a
general discussion which was very
interesting and instructive. A meet.
ing of this character is held every
month.
A number of youngsters who have
been making the public library
grounds a play ground at night, and
who have been cutting up unmention
able tricks about the place, are slated
for arrest. Orders were given today
for the arrest and prosecution Of
these young hyenaS, at their first APP
pearance on the premises.
4 r. III. Brown, ex-county surveyor
who was in the city yesterday
informs us that he is buSily engaged
in laying out roads in the town O.
Kronenwetter Much of that towr
is either wild or cut-over land, anC
the whole is not very thickly popu
lated, but settlers are coming II
rapidly. The town is easy for road
making for it is generally level.
BY visiting Callies' picture fran
ing department you have an oppor
tunity of seeing over 100 pictures al
ready framed. Get your order il
early for Christmas delivery.
Beginning next Monday all store
in the city will be open each evening
up to Christmas. In other years il
was customary to have business place
open nights for two weeks precedin,
the holidays, but it is hardly neces
sary any more. The people are get
ting educated to do their Shoppins
early, and it is safe to say that two
thirds of the wares which will b,
distributed at Christmas, have al
ready been purchased.
Antonio Imperio and Philip
Roberti will be brought from tn,
county Jail of Milwaukee to this cit,
for trial next Monday. They are
charged with having murdered Sheriff
John Radcliffe af Villas county OF
July last. Imperio, whom it il
alleged did the shooting, will b,
defended by Smart & Van Doren O
Merrill. Roberti, being without
means, it was necessary for the court
to appoint an attorney to defend him
and Judge Reid has named f. p
Regner as his attorney The prose
cution will be conducted by Dist
Atty. Geo. P. OConnor of Villa.
county, assisted by NJ. 8. Rosenberg
lof this city. A great many witnesse:
have been subpoenaed and the cas-,
will be of interest in that it involves
two counties.