Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-30

" pal lAiCichlR WITH HIS bIOlutIS III the
numbering business. At one time Mr.
Kronenwetter was town clerk of the
town Of kronenwetter and for six years
past he has served on the county board
as representative of that town. He
is now engaged I'M numbering and farm
ing.
FRED .GENRIcH
Born in Germany Aug, 9th, 1872
MIR. Genrich emiglated TO this country
with his parents when nine wears old,
settling on farm n the town Of Berlin.
but short time later moved to the
city. For short time he attended
school in summer and worked in the
mills in the winter. He commenced
as Office boy in the Wausau Law d Land
Association in the fall of SO and by
strict attention I'd business worked
himself up to his present position
From the beginning Fred read law and
in 1889 was admitted TO the bar For a
number of years Mr. Genrich served
as a representative of his ward in the
city council and also on the county
board In the fall IF 1900 he was elect
ed district attorney and the voters have
never been sorry for it. He is acknowl-
edged by his owa partly and by the
imbigoted men Of the opposition to
have made the best. officer in that posi-
ton the county eger had.
PJ. TAUGHER.
DIR. Taugher came to this county
about six years ago from St. NazianZ,
Manitowoc Co, and associated himself
for a time with Dir. Sauerherring.
Seeing field for 8 good practice he
later moved to Marathon City, where
he has since resided. DR.. Taugher is a
graduate of well known medical col
leges and is a competent man in his
profession.
JOHN F. LAMONT.
Born at Mill Center. Brown county,
June LIST, 1857, MIR Lamont at the age
of eight years novel 10 Colby with his
parents. He attended the schools o.
Unity and graduated from the high
school in 1888. He taught school for
one year and then entered the State Vi
versity, taking the complete course and
graduating in 1888 For time he was
town clerk of his town and also a mem
of the county board. Ia 1894 he was
elected county superintendent of schools
which Office he has Field to the satisfac-
tlon OF all, ever since.
WIN. G0wAN.
The candidate for county surveyor is
Wausau boy, born and bred He has
followed the profession of civil engineer
ever since leaving school about twenty
seven years ago. He is considered as
competent man in his line of work as
there is to be found in Northern
Wisconsin, and is always a careful,
painstakin hard working man in his
profession. He was'for years deputy
under different county surveyors and is
fully acquainted with the work falling
to the incumbent of that Office and is
qualitiedi in every way to fill the position
HERBERT H. MANSON.
At the age of 80, Nj. Manson is given
the nomination for member of assem-
bly, for the Second district, a mark oil
honor bestowed on SO young man
He was born and reared in the city be-
ing son of the late Rufus z. Manson
VINO took an active part in the politics
of this county when in life Mr.. Man
son was graduated from the High
school of this city in 1891, afterwards
taking a law course at the Wisconsin
University, graduating from that insti.
tuition in 1897 He was admitted to the
Supreme court of Wisconsin, the United
States Circuit and the district courts
the same year. In August, 1897, he be-
gan the pr actice of law which he has
followed since. He was appointed
justice of the peace in Sept. 81, and
elected district attorney in 1898, hold
ing that office one term. OF late MIR
Manson has been engaged in the real
estate business and has plated Man
sons addition to the city of Wausau