Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-08-17

Aho HIemen OF Engine house No. |
are giving the front exterior of their
quarters coat of red paint, after
which they will pencil it.
Rev. d. Jenkins Williams. the new
pastor for the First PRESBYTERIAN
church of this city, will make his
hrst regular appearance in his capac-
lty on Sunday, Sept. r. The Pres
byterians are fortunate in securing
this ablegentleman to care for their
spiritual welfare.
Clothes line thieves and other pur-
lolners of private property have be-
gun to ply their vocation during the
small hours in different parts of the
city and they should have care, as
certain ones are on the watch for
them and they may be caught with
the goods in their possession and be
made to suffer for their lawlessness.
Fred RObel's case was held in JUS
tice Larner's court Thursday the de-
PENDANT being charged with cunning
ana being accompanied by hunting
dog in quest of game birds out of
season. He was found guilty and
was fined S25 and costs, the total
sum amounting to S43.71 His COM,
panion, Ed. Kluck, engaged on the
same unlawful sport at the time
of their arrest, had his trial Monday.
He plead guilty and was fined S25 and
costs, his total sum amounting to
$32 so.
The park board has been authorized
by the city to fix up the park and
spring in Forest park addition. Work
will be commenced at once, clearing
up the grounds and putting in
cement wall around the spring. This
park of about five acres, is covered
with large trees of all kinds, it lays
just north of the hospital and was
given to the city by Brown, Gilbert &
Winton. There is not park in the
state that has such an adornment of
fine timber. Few people in the city
know of the existence of such park
here. A beautiful view is obtained of
the city and the Brokaw Paper Mills
from this site.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the WauSau Street Rail
road company held yesterday after
noon there was represented by person
and by proxy $3.50 shares out of
total of 1000 A report was made of
the general condition of the company
and the following directors were re-
elected: Neal Brown, G. G. Yawkey,
G. S. Curtis, B. f. Wilson, G. d.
Jones, J. S. Alexander and M. G.
Ewing. Immediately after the stock
holders meeting was held and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Neal Brown,
Vice President, G. c.. Yawkey, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, M. c. Ewing.
Joseph McCluskey, who formerly
operated a small store and popcorn
wagon in WauSau, and who became
mixed up in some trouble, is now in
Bakerfield, Cal, and again in trouble,
and has written to Chief of Police
Malone. About four years ago'
McCluskey eloped with Miss Mary
Punk, DESERVING his wife, who was
later divorced and married again.
McCluskey states in letter to MIR.
Malone that he married Miss Punk
and now she has left him, taking with
her "a considerable sum of money
which he had earned in the popcorn
business in California. He wants the
local officers to arrest her if she shows
: uu in Wausau. When McCluskey and
Miss Punk first went west they were
apprehended and brought back here,
but eloped again. McCluskey was
then arrested in California and was
brought back to Wausau and held on
a serious charge, but gave bail bond
which was forfeited and he disap-
peared.