Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-10-21
REPUBLICAN
TICKET I
National, State and County.

It will be a pleasure and delight for
Republican men and women to vote
the Republican ticket this fall, for
| most of the men thereon are ideal
| candidates for the respective offices
| they seek. We are sorry that we can
not commend them all Three of them
are the results of the Primary, but
they come to US unworthy, due to the
numerous candidates up for office in
which other than republicans have
had part in giving them to u.s. We
must therefor refuse to support them
at the poles for they truly at heart
are not republicans.
Our candidates for the presidency
and vice-presidency, Warren G. Hard
ing and Calvin Coolidge, are ideal men
for their respective places and come
to US endowed with all the virtues and
business experience that fit them for
these offices. We take pleasure in
commenting them.
Irvine L. Lenroot, our candidate for
the United States Senate, is excellent
ly equipped for that Office where be
has already been tested and has given
US an exhibition of his talent and fit
ness for the place. Of course the peo-
pie of Wisconsin will return him to
his seat with stronger endorsement
of his record than he expects. His
friends are many and alert. The re-
suit of election will surprise his enc
mics.
Congressman Edward E. Browne,
will be returned to his fifth term be-
cause he is becoming more valuable to
his constituency every time he is re-
turned. He becomes more and more
c0nversant with the ways of Con-
gress and is therefore better able to
accomplish results for his District.
His nomination was heartily endorsed
at the Primary and will be at the E
lection.
W. W. Clark our nominee for Mem
Der of Assembly in this county, is
new man in the county and politics.
His election is a foregone conclusion
and we have every assurance that he
is man of integrity and worth. We
have every confidence that he will
serve Wood county efficiently and we'll
We are all agreed upon Sam Church
being one of the best Republican coun-
ty clerks that has ever filled that of
flee. He IS competent, .painstaking and
obliging in the discharge of his Off
cial duties and always tries to please
the patrons of that office. The serv-
ice in anyone of the county offices is
tirst-class and its plea sure to go into
any one of them for you are always
cordially received and waited upon.
The service boys have not been for
gotten for they have candidate in
the person of Walter c. Mueller for
the office of Sheriff. While we are not
personally acquainted with the gen
tleman we are informed that he is
1ulIy WOIlIly VI CIlc HOIlOI HIS party
is about to confer upon him.
Henry Ebbe, the well-known Reg
lister of Deeds, is painstaking official
and a gentleman from the ground up.
Everybody likes Henry Ebbe, that en-
joys his acquaintance. He is a faith
full and obEging officer Always pleas
ant and jolly. He makes his patrons
to that office feel at home and is al
ways cordial. He will be reelected
with a handsome majority.
For County Treasurer the Republi-
cans have nominated a young man,
who is very popular and well liked
and they are anxious to give him an
opportunity to help himself. The
party in presenting him for this re-
sponsible position have full confidence
in his integrity and uprightness and
that he will take good care of the
county's funds. We take great pleas
ure in asking the people to vote for
him and that he will give good ac-
count of himself. Vote for James La
Vigne for County Treasurer.
The Clerk of Courts office has been
filled by A. B. Bever for many years.