Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-10-31

One week from today the voters OF
Marathon will be called upon to select
those whom they will have to serve IN
the various county offices for the next
two wears. Those whom the democrats
have placed in nomination are we'll
known to all as men of high character
and ably fitted to fill the various posi-
lions to which they have been chosen,
and if elected their constituents Will
be assured of a splendid administra-
ton of the affairs of the county;
:. Charles M. Fleming, the candidate
for Member of Assembly for the second
district of Marathon county came to
Wausau in 1874 and has ever since
resided here. From 1874 to 1882 he
was engaged in the driving OF logs
and rafting of lumber from Wausau
to st. Louis, following that he engaged
in farming in Marathon county and
still owns and operates a farm. He
built the Park Hotel and operated it
for nine years. He served two terms
on the county board and two on the
city council, and during his service
on the former took an active part in
securing the building of our court
house and insane asylum. His long
residence in Marathon county and
active interest in its public affairs will
enable him to interpret the wishes
and further the interests of the people
as a member of the legislature II
elected.
Ernst Ringle, candidate for Mem
Der of the Assembly, first district OF
Marathon county, is-one of Marathon
county's representative citizens and re-
sides on a farm of 240 acres in Rib
Falls. He was born in 1867. He has
lived most of his life in this county.
He is a director in the bank at Mara
thon, is a stakeholder in the Marathon
County Telephone Co., secretary of
the Marathon City Brewing Co., a
stockholder in the Farmers Union, a
member of the Stettin Mutual Fire
ms. Co., and has been its secretary
for 22 years. He has been a member
of the county board for thirteen years.
He will make an excellent Assembly
man, and is worthy of the votes of the
people.
candidate for County Clerk of Mara
thon county. He was born in Kellner-
vile, Manitowoc county and came to
this city in 1882. He has followed the
occupation of foreman in saw and
planning mills for over 20 years. AT
present he is alderman of the Seventh
Ward and is owner of his home and
other interests in the city of WauSau
He is a man of excellent ability and
well qualified for the office for which
he has been nominated.
Everybody knows H. ], Abraham
the democratic candidate for Treasur-
er of Marathon county. He has filled
the office of County Treasurer for two
years when his present term expires
No one will deny his qualifications
nor the fact that he has made one OF
the best Treasurers the county has
ever had. He was born and raised in
Wausau, and gained his education in
our public schools. He was with the
Curtis & Yale Co., for 20 years, four
teen years of which he served in the
capacity of foreman. He was mem
Der of the Wis. Nat Guards for 23
years and fourteen years as captain
of Co. G, of Wausau, and later was
promoted to Major, serving three
years. He has held the Office of Sheriff
for two years and has proven himself
to be faithful and competent wherever
placed. His election is assured.
Charles N Goerling, candidate fol-
Sheriff of Marathon county, belongs
to one of the we'll known families OF
this section and was born in Wausau
on the 21st day of Feb. 1871. He was
educated in our public schools anC
with the exception of five years spent
in the town of Stettin on a farm, has
lived in Wausau. For Is years he was
connected with the Wisconsin State