Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-02
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Will dpPCHulClUlo.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Saturday. April 9Th.
Beautiful neck ties, dressy shirts,
nobby hats-either one of the articles
you will surely want for EASTERN
great varieties of styles and colors at
Seim Bros, mems clothiers.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Davidson of Chicago, on
the 10Th of March. Mrs. Davidson
was formerly Miss Kittie Madden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Madden of this city.
The regular monthly meeting of
the city council, which is to be held
Tuesday evening will be adjourned
until tomorrow evening so that the
votes can be canvassed and reported
on to the council.
Candidates for county offices are
commencing to sprout out as the
weather becomes milder, and it will
only be few weeks, when the names
of goodly number of residents of
the county will appear on the party
states.
Joseph, the seven years and six
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schroeder, residing at 132 Sixth street
north, died Friday morning OF heart
trouble. Besides his parents, one
brother survives him. The body was
taken to Marshfield Saturday morn
ing for burial.
To those people, who like to re-
touch the interior of their home with
some new shade of paint, we wish to
say, that 0. G. Callies has complete
line of all the necessary requirements,
as paint, oils, brushes, etc, at prices
to satisfy everybody.
The Marathon Motor Car Co. has
moved into its new quarters on Nc
Clellan street, the building lately
purchased by that company, having
been fitted up during the past week
for the better convenience of motor
car owners and being more suitable
in many ways than in its former 10
| cation.
Capt. Erwin, aged seventy-foul
years, died at the Marathon county
asylum last Tuesday morning. He
was brought to the institution severa
months ago from Langlade county
He leaves no known living relatives
The body was shipped to Madison t.
be used as dissecting subject by the
medical students at the state univer
sity.
FLAT FOR RENT-Nice large fiat
for rent. Six rooms with outside
porch, hot and cold water; large bath
| room, all the modern convenienceS
Just the place for those wanting {
nice home. Apply to VIM. Schoen
berg, I'LL Sixth street.
1t is not out of place, perhaps, tx
| call attention to that section of the
corrupt practices law, which compels
candidates, whether elected or defeat
| ed, to file an itemized account of theil
/ campaign expenses within ten day;
after the election. If no expense was
incurred, sworn statement to that
effect must likewise be filed with the
filing officer of such candidate.
Harold G. Ainsworth has resigned
his position as assistant advertising
solicitor on the Record-Herald, to &C
cept like position on the Free Press
of Milwaukee. Mr.. Ainsworth hao
been on the Record-Herald'S staff fol
two years and has won many friends
in the city during that time. He left
Thursday evening for his home in
Stevens Point to visit few days with
relatives before entering on his new
duties.
For RENT-Eight room fiat, electric
light and bath. Apply to 914 Warren
street. If
During the month of March, County
Clerk John King issued eighteen mar.
rage licenses. This is two more than
were issued during the same month
of last year. ''The month of March
is the poorest month in the year in
regard to young people getting mar
ried," said Mr.. King, lowing to that
month always falling in the lenten
season." 1t is expected though, that
marriages. will be quite numerous
again after Easter.
An attempt was made Saturday
morning to sell the Zamsow farm,
located in the town of Texas, about
five miles north of the city limits, at
public auction on the court house
steps, by the trustee, w. r. Chellis,
who was appointed by Judge Reid to