Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-04-28
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.


Walter Alexander is having quite
| extensive Improvements made upon
his residence
Drop into G. g. Piers store and
see his large and elegant new pat
terms of wall paper. adv
Mrs. Fl. e. McCrossen has been
confined to the home with illness
during the past week.
R. Karas was up before Judge Mar
chetti Wednesday for auto speeding.
Pleading guilty he was fined $500
and costs.
A number of Wausau young men
are ready to enlist their services in
the army, to help down the Mexicans.
Capt. Lucas of Co. G of this city is
prepared TO book their names.
The rush is now on at G. c. Cal
lies paint, oil and wall paper store.
For your and our convenience make
your purchases in the morning TO
avoid the rush in the afternoon. adv
Materials are on the grounds for
the immediate erection of the new
addition to the Mckinley block, anu
work is to be rushed for early COM
pletion of same for immediate occu-
patton.
The county board of supervisors
have provided for the purchase of
new flag for the pole on the court
house tower, there to fly it every day
until the subsection of the Mexican
''greasers.
Anton Antyga was examined i'm
municipal court Wednesday after
noon on chargeof carrying concealed
weapons. He was found guilty, but
owing to certain circumstances SEN
tence was withheld
Owing to increasing business the
princess is enlarging its premises.
for the better convenience Of its own
ers and patrons, by adding more room
and also adding on an office and
kitchen, 20x3l fee5, to the rear end.
Another of the series of religious
posters has been placed on some of
the bill boards in this city
as in many of the cities in the United
States and Canada. They are large
sized and well designed IN twelve
colors.
G. S. Curtis is making preparations
to cover the exterior of his home on
Grant street with stucco. instead of
dressing it up in coat of paint or
more, which it is thought will add
much to the improvement of the
premises.
DIR. ID. Sauerhering has moved his
Office from the Alber's building TO
large suite of rooms over the and 10
cent store, which have been nicely
and conveniently arranged to his lik-
ing and he feels very much elated
over his new quarters.
Get your wall paper at c. G. Piers
store. He has very large and brand
new stock of patters to select from.
adv
f. H. Sievert has begun suit in the
circuit court against the st. Paul
Railroad company for losses alleged to
have been caused by fire, started from
sparks from locomotive of said COM
pany, involving the loss of property
to the amount of S988.00, in the
month of November of last year.
The late warm rains and sunshine
have started the buds on trees and
shrubbery and the lawns have put
forth their verdure, an assurance
that summer is nigh, that winter
wraps will be retired and chat coal
bins and wood piles will have rest
from further diminishment, for a
while at least.
Sunday was charming day as far
as the weather was concerned. Doors
and windows had to be thrown open
and it is about the first day that one
could go about and feel comfortable
without an overcoat; automobiles
were flying about like wild and many
were with men, women and children
who went out after the fragrant
arbutus. In this connection, we
might also add the motorcycle riders
were out in force and on some streets
it seemed as if fourth of July clebra-
ton was going on.
r. b. Copeland was arraigned in
circuit court Saturday morning and
plead guilty to charge of arson, he
having set fire to the Sloan hotel
few weeks ago. His sentence there
for was term of five years in states
prison at Waupun. Copeland's record
since his arrest had been looked up
and it was found that he had done
time in the state reformatofy at
Ionia Mich, had been out on
parole three Tins, each time being
returned; that he was addicted to in
toxication and that the penitentiary
was the best place for him. He was
conducted there yesterday by Charles
Goerling, under-sheriff, and safely
landed at his present abode.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.