Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-05-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

tltty-four people TOOK out clGlZenS
papers at the court house yesterday.
Walter Woczniski of this city was
committed yesterday tothe Industrial
school at Sparta. -
In Municipal court yesterday morn
ing B. Benkert was fined $500 and
costs to a charge of ASSAULT and bat
terry. 7'7"'
Miss Bertha Erdman who has been
in st. Mary's hospital for the past
month, was able to return to her
home on Sunday.
Circuit Court, for Marathon county,
is in session, having commenced yes
terday, Judge A. II. Reid presiding.
The criminal calendar is now being
disposed of.
William Taylor, of pugilistic ten
denotes, was up in police court yes
terday morning and fined $500 and
costs on the charge of being too
handy with his fists. s
Tonight the Marathon County Den
tai Association will hold it's last reg
ular meeting of the year at the Wau-
sau Club house. A supper will be
served at $50 O'Clock.
The WHITE Sewing Machine is THE
Machine you want. You can con-
vince yourself by having one sent to
your home on approval. See Wiech-
mann, the hardware dealer. about it.
adyt. 5-6-3t
Frank p. Hixon of Lacrosse, has
resigned as director of the Great
Northern Life Insurance company
and John N. Manson was elected to
till the vacancy at meeting of the
board of directors on Saturday.
On Sunday evening next, May 18th,
a union service will be heldxat the
NJ. E. church at which s., b. Tobey,
Superintendent of our city schools will
deliver an important address relating
to the local system of education
Nicholas Wisnewski, who brutally
beat his son, aged about twelve years,
last Tuesday, had his trial in police
court Wednesday morning and was
found guilty He was sentenced to
four days in the county Jail where he
is now serving his light punishment.
NJ. c. Thorn, deputy state game
warden, hauled into Justice Larner's
court yesterday morning Link Randel
of the town of Texas on the charge of
fishing out of season, having about
ten pounds of fish in his possession.
He plead guilty and was fined $1,000
and costs which amounted to S24.50
for his enjoyable 81 experience.
"Dandelion Day" is the latest
wrinkle at the state university. A
day on which all classes are to be
dismissed while faculty members and
students work side by side on the
upper campus in an effort to ''swat
the dandelion" has been suggested by
several faculty members. Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The subject of cleaning house is a
theme that interests women and some
men. They meet, talk it over, then
adjourn to C. G. Piers wall paper
store, where their eyes meet some of
the prettiest styles imaginable. OF
course they buy, because they find
just what they want there and at
prices that are most satisfactory. Ad
The c. s. n. W. Ky. Co. has 4 crew
busily engaged in removing the rem
nants of the iron railroad bridge
which crossed the Wisconsin river
from Barker & Stewart island TO
the main shore, west, ard which was
carried away oy the July freShet of
1912. The bridge is in the river just
below the new bridge which has been
constructed in its place.
Those who did not hear Sarah Mil
bred Wilmer Tuesday evening missed
an unusual treat She presented
The Sign of the Cross. 1t is inn
possible to see how this great drama
could have been given with greater
artistic ability. Her naturalness, the
SwiftneSs with which sic passed from
one character to another, the sympa-.
thy and accuracy with which she
unprecedented each, and the dramatic
Intensity of the climaxes, were beyond
praise. Miss Wilmer is great
artist NJ +. Calendar.