Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-08-15

Confirmation exercises were held at
the Swedish Lutheran church Sunday
morning.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Coadiutor Weller, of
the Fond du Lac diocese, will visit
Wausau on Thursday, Aug oath. The
ladies of st. Johns church are arrang-
ing reception for him.
The work of macadamizing Grant st.
from the st. Paul depot to Third St.,
has commenced The Sixth St. macad-
amizing is progressing well and has
been completed as far north as Frank
lin ST.
The fire department was called to the
corner of Third and Franklin streets,
Tuesday night last. A box containing
charcoal, located in the Hansen tailor
shop was found to be on fire but was
carried outside before the department
arrived. No damage resulted. On
Thursday afternoon a call came from
box 81, located at the corner of Sixth
and Hamilton streets. A bon fire that
had been started in that section of
town alarmed some of the residents
who called the fire department.
The west side M E. mission held its
annual picnic at Rothchilds last Friday
afternoon. About 100 were present
and despite the hot weather a most
pleasant time was enjoyed. Seven of
the boy members made the trip by
water, riding in the gasoline launch of
John Swisher, and all who wished, en-
joyed a boat ride on the river there.
A five O'Clock supper was enjoyed on
the green sward. To mar the occasion,
thunder storm arose at about the
time dessert was being passed around
and all in attendance fastened for the
'busses and took up the journey home
ward.
Angelo Ticini, the insane Italian con-
fined last week in the county Jail, gave
the sheriff and his family considerable
trouble from the time of his examina-
ton to Saturday noon, when he was
taken to Oshkosh. On Friday evening
he opened the wash basin faucet in the
cell for insane, where he was confined,
and flooded the Jail. He turned the
knob back as far as it would go and
screwed it so tight that it was almost
impossible to turn it back without the
use of a wrench. When the sheriff
went up to see what was going on,
Ticini had his clothes off and was try
ing to swim in the water that was then
running all over the floor. He was
induced to dress himself and from then
on until midnight cut up all sorts of
antics. At one time when the sheriff
opened the cell door, Ticini kicked
him in the stomach twice before the
latter could be overpowered
Emil F. Braatz and Miss Nellie Miller
are to be married Monday next, Aug.
21st. The ceremony will be performed
at seven o'clock that evening at St.
Stephens parsonage by the Rev. F.
Werhahn. The attendants will be Miss
Laura Miller, sister of the bride, and
Fred Braatz, brother of the groom
The wedding will be witnessed by a
few relatives and after supper has
been served and congratulations offered
the young couple will depart on the
evening train for Milwaukee and Chi
cago, where they will spend their honey
moon and then return TO Wausau and
go to housekeeping at 204 Third street.
Both are well and favorably known
young people of Wausau. Miss Miller
has lived here practically all her life
and enjoys the acquaintanceship of a
large circle of friends. Mr.. Braatz is
one of the veterans of the Spanish
American war and a young man of
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