Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-19
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

yesterday.
For SALE-A grand piano for sale
Tor s25. In good order. Enquire at
his office m low
There will be Grand Easter ball
at E. Topham's hall at Dancy, Tues
day evening, April 9th.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Saturday. April 9th.
Violin making and special atten-
tion given to repair work.
f20-4w T. w. HART, 902 1st st.
The Marathon Building & Loan as
ISOLATION will meet at the court house
this evening. All members are urged
to be present.
Henry G. Tank delivered an ad-
dress before the county convention of
the American Society of Equity at
Grand Rapids on Friday.
Politics are commencing to be
talked in the different wards, and it
looks as though there will be some
doings before the election is over.
The Wausau Liederkranz is max
ing preparations for its annual Easter
ball, which will be held Monday
evening, April 9Th, at Elk's hall.
In a recent change in the National
bank at Merrill, Geo. A. Foster, who
had been its cashier for over twenty
years was advanced to yice-president
and f. A. Krembs to cashier.
For SALE-Two teams, one weigh
ing $500 and the other 240O, which
will be sold cheap with sleigh and
harness in bargain. Inquire of Albert
Heidemann. town of Texas, or at the
Central House in this city. m 19-2w
The Knights of Columbus held
st. Patrick's celebration at their
meeting hall Wednesday evening, the
affair being arranged for the members
only. The program consisted of a
lunch cigars and Irish songs and
stories. A pleasant evening was spent
by all who attended.
ST. Elizabeth;s Aid society of st.
Mary's Catholic church meets to-
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Emil Meyer, 40l Little street.
Besides the regular routine of work
the society will also complete ar
rangements for sale to be held
shortly after Easter.
The police picked up two DRINKS
and one vagrant Thursday night and
two of them had to spend several
days with Sheriff O'Connor, while the
third was able to find enough cash in
his clothes to pay the costs, the court
suspending fine ION condition that
he leave Wausau at once.
The 'little German band'' arrived
here the forepart of last week and
for several days dispensed earsplit-
ting and other strains of music on
our streets. This band has become
one of the regular, sure-to-come
spring signs, and we can now hope
for an early let-up of the cold
We have for sale A. b. Wheeler's
home on Fulton ST., which has steam
heat and everything that goes tow
ards making comfortable home. Will
be sold at price far below the COST
Terms: a small payment down and
balance in five years at 6 per cent
interest. See oCKER-THAYER LAND
COMPANY If
Gustav Kruger, residing on Jackson
street, was taken to the Marathon
county home and hospital Friday for
observation as toh his mental condition.
Mr.. Kruger, who is employed as
night Waterman at the Sandpaper
factory, has been acting queer of late,
and it was feared by his family that
he might become violent.
The Coliseum property, which
short time ago was reported sold to
t. II. Jacob to be turned into an
automobile garage, is not going to
change in ownership, the pending
deal having fallen through. Morgan
Bros, the present owners, now have
decided to turn the building into an
automobile garage themselves, and
work has been commenced toward
that end.
The Nickel Hardware company last
Wednesday closed deal with Michael
Croft, whereby itcame into possession
of the property on the corner of Scott
and First streets, at which Mr. Croft
at present is conducting Farmers
home. The property consists of two
lots facing on Scott street With the
buildings thereon. The consideration
involved is reported as being $4,000.
There are some hopes that the Nickel
Hardware company will put up
modern store building on the site
this coming summer.
-Four young men, three of whom re-
side here in the city, the fourth be-
ing q business man. of Milwaukee,
were hailed into police court Friday
on the charge of having disturbed
the peace and having used saucy Ian
guage TO a policeman at about
O'Clock the same morning. Judge
Marchetti fined the quartet sl.00
and the costs which amounted TO $500,
a total of 5000, which they paid.
He also gave them an ACCOMPLISHMENT
how to act in the future to avoid
more serious conflict with the court.
"a "a ia IN mRA GpAlM