Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-05-02
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Wausau Laundry Co. for carpet
cleaning. Lace curtains 25 cents per
pair. m24w
The local Eagles lodge initiated a
class of thirty-three candidates Fri
day evening.
Read notice of launch for sale in
this issue. A great bargain for one
who wants launch.
Why not trade your stove for cele-
brated quick meal range? AT Wiech-
mann's Hardware Store 1t
Geo. Forcey and Walter Dern, pro-
prietors of the Northern hotel, have
purchased an E. NJ. F. car.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, May Sth.
The Pier habit is a bad one to
break. When you begin going there
for your wall paper you can't quit.
''The white mans hopen thirteen
pound baby boys arrival at Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Radant's home Monday
night, April a.
The partial eclipse of the sun last
Friday was total in this locality. In
fact the sun was ashamed of itself
and hid its face al day.
If your name is Murphy don't try
to make people believe that your
nationality is secret, or that you
buy your paints anywhere else but at
Piers.
DR.. L. J. Friend, a former resi-
dent of Merrill, has located in Wau-
sau. He lately returned from Phila-
delphia, where he took post gradu-
ate course in surgery.
NJ. J. Kayanaugh, practical horse
sheer, POI Fourth street. ANY defect
in proper shoeing will always be
regulated by him. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded. 1S-4w
At meeting of the Marathon
County Fish and Game Protective
Association held Wednesday evening,
the following new officers were elected:
President, Herman Seim; vice-presi-
dent, d. McNaughton, secretary, Alex.
Wilson; treasurer, Henry Schwister.
Executive committee, John Fehl, S. c.
Sawyer, John Foster.
Detectives for the G.. 81 n. w. Ry.
Co. have been at work in and around
Fenwood, following an attempt at
train wrecking near that village last
Tuesday. A pile of ties was found
on the track that day near the vii
lage. The engineer of a train going
west saw the obstruction and reversed
his engine, bringing it to stop with
in a few feet of the ties.
John Jeski, the town of Cassel boy
who pleaded guilty to the charge of
forging three checks on Buman Bros
of Marathon City, was committed to
the state industrial school for boys,
Waukesha, last week. The boy is
about sixteen years of age and will |
have about five years in which to
brace up. He has had little schooling
and has been obliged to work hard |
ever since he was old enough, which |
has stunted his growth.
Tell me, We winged winds that
around my pathway roar, do We not |
know some quiet spot where wives
clean house no more; some lone Sc
questered dale, some island, oceangirt, |
where life is not one ceaseless war |
with coDwebS and with dirt; where |
only natures carpet spreads beneath |
their tired feet, and wretched men |
are ne'er compelled its emerald folds |
to beat? The lake breeze famed my
heated face and said: "Beat on! |
There's no such place.
Ovid Belanger of this city has evil
IDENTIFY directed his attention to train
ing bears, as witness the following |
from the Grand Rapids Tribune
80. G. Belanger has sent TO Oregon |
Tor two cinnamon bear cubs, which he |
proposes to raise and train to skate |
and perform. Mr.. Belanger was the |
one who taught Alice Teddy most of |
her tricks, and he is under the inn
preston that with his past experience
to guide him be could take another
bear and DO even better"
Ten boys living in the northern |
part of the city, were arrested last
week at the instance of Jacob Spek-
ter, peddler. The trouble occurred |
Wednesday night, when the party is
alleged to have invaded Spekter's
premises and annoyed him. Later,
when he came out on the street, he
was struck with something which he
alleges was stone thrown by one of |
the boys. The boys were brought in
to court and entered pleas of not
guilty. Their hearing was set for
next Thursday, each giving bail in
the sum of 500 for his appearance
at that time. Police reports are to
the effect that there is tough bunch
of young fellows living in that sec
ton that must be severely dealt
with sooner or later