Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-05

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fined to her home by illness Is able to
be out again.
Velvet Cream Hand Lotion free to
the ladies on 'sChildren's Day next
Saturday at Wiechmann's Pharmacy,
main store, Scott street.
In police court this morning Judge
Marchetti sentenced James Stewart
to six days confinement in the county
| jail for being drunk. Stewart was
released yesterday from that board
ing place after serving sentence on
similar charge, and could hardly
await the chance to celebrate the oc-
casion. His chance was nipped in the
bud by the police.
Albert Susor, against whom a charge
of indecnct exposure and of taking in
decent liberties with young girl had
been lodged, and who was confined in
the county Jail awaiting his trial, ask
ed to be allowed to enter plea OF
guilty. He was brought before Judge
Marchetti yesterday afternoon, who
accepted his plea and sentenced him
to sixty DAYS imprisonment in the
county Jail.
Our local chicken fanciers are COM
mencing to get their breeding pens in
condition for the breeding season,
which is not very far distant. Some
have purchased new stock to mate up
with the fiocks they now have, there
by infusing new blood in their special
breed of poultry. Others have been
oyerhauling their Matching and brood
ing apparatus, while a large number
are purchasing new outfits. A sure
sign of spring.
Theodore Clarquist, the young man
of the town of Day, who had finished
thirty day sentence last week on the
charge of assault, and against whom
another charge of assault was immedi-
ately brought, appeared before Judge
Marchetti yesterday afternoon and
entered a plea of guilty. He was
sentenced to one year imprisonment
at Waupun. He had made an assault
on a girl not yet sixteen years of age,
as reported in last weeks issue of the
PILOT.
When you want first class, SER
viceable sewing machine take a look
at the White. On exhibition and for
sale at Wiechmann's, III Washing
ton st. MOTT.
The wall paper department of the
Callies' store has undergone quite a
change since last season. The whole
salesroom has been repapered with
the latest different styles of paper,
the effect used in the decorating be-
ing series of panels, each panel be-
ing done IL a different color and pat
tern. This will give the purchaser Of
wall paper an opportunity to see how
the new styles look when placed on
the wall, and make it easier to choose
a suitable color for the various rooms
in the house. Callies' always makes
it easy for his customers to purchase
goods at his store.
Richard Badtke Of this city was
called to Grand Rapids Saturday by
the death of his mother, Mrs. John
Badtke. He brought the remains to
81, Ne IF uNIon hn
funeral was held today. Deceased
came to this county with her
husband thirty-two years ago from
Germany, they Immediately settled
on farm in the town OF Frankfort.
where they resided until the
death of Mr.. Badtke, which occurred
about five years ago. After that she
made her home with daughter in
Grand Rapids, Seven children sur
vive her.
The fire department was called out
yesterday the first time in about a
week, and at that two times within
twenty-four hours. An alarm called
the department to the plant OF Wau-
sau Iron Works about 1890 yesterday
morning, the cause being the burning
out of transformer on the electric
lead running into the plant. There
was no damage outside Of ruined
transformer. Last evening the west
side department was called upon to
assist in subduing chimney fire which
had broke out at the home of Rhein-
ard Klein, 124 North Sixth avenue,
but passed off without causing any
damage.