Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-01
Fahrney were made tellers. The fol-

Fahrney were made tellers. The fol
lowing delegates were elected:
Samuel Mahon, H. L. Waterman, j.
G. Meek, F.. B. Clark, F. l.. Root, Geo.
Kitterman, G. G. Porter, John l..
Moore, w. R. Daum, J. N. Armstrong,
E. A. Work. H. P. Colt, Alfred Briggs
Chas. Shadford, F. A. Tisdale, NJ. B.
Hutchinson and John Peach.
E. A. Work was elected committee
man for the ensuing year.
Fourth Ward.
The primary of the fourth ward was
held in ]. A. Belmonts wagon shop.
The meeting was called to order by
Committeeman H. P. Keyhoe. G. C.
McIntire was chosen as chairman of
the meeting and S. l.. Vest, George
Simmons, Gourley Baker and Fred
Dimmitt secretaries and tellers, after
which the following delegates and al
ternates were chosen:
Delegates-H. P. Keyhoe, w. B.
Moore, Sumner Siberell, j. e. Burn
stedt, Joseph Hinsey, George F. Ca
pell, Frank Fielder, w. T. Harper. D.
A. Emery, A. w. Enoch, D. w. Emery,
| S. L. Vest, w. W. Wright, E. o. He'd
rick, George Simmons. Robert McMas-
ters, Gus Johnson and M. Farrell.
Alternates-D. A. LaForce, w. w.
Epps, F. B. Hyatt and f. Pierson.
| H. P. Keyhoe was reelected as com.
mitteeman for the ensuing year.
Fifth Ward.
! The fifth ward primary was held at
416iChurch street, and was well attend
ed Committeeman E. g. Sharp called
the meeting to order and H. D. Rhine
was made chairman, with Henry w.
King as secretary. The following del
egates and alternates were duly elect.
| ed:
Delegates-E. G. Sharp, Samuel
Johnson. Henry Nudge, L. Cannedy
John REM, T. B. Gephart, w. H. My.
nard, George Holiday, w. H. Camp
bell George Blount, H. F. Petram.
| Alternates-F. P Salter, Harry
Clark, Frank Peck, T. M. LaRue.
| H. q. Rhine was elected committee
man for the ensuing year
| Sixth Ward.
1 The primary of the sixth ward was
held in the Benton street hose house
last evening. The meeting was called
to order by Committeeman C. j. Eek
felt and w. r. Warren was chosen fol
chairman. John Criley was selected
as secretary and H. J. wing and J. B
McCarroll as assistant secretaries, af
ter which the following delegates ant
alternates were chosen:
Delegates-W. e. Cook, B. A. Far
jrington, DR.. G. Il. Russell, DR.. A. E
Sheafe. w. R. Warren, John Swanson
B. w Van der Veer, j. Mcmillan, E
NJ. Campbell, c. E. Van Dyke, c. Daw
son. J. B. McCarroll, Van Caldwell
and c. A. Hyatt
1 Alternates-J. N. Randel, J. Gephart
~. King. E. B. Davis and George Turk
E. M. Campbell was elected com
mitteeman for the ensuing year on &C
count of the vacancy which was caus
ed by the designation of c. J. Eckfelt
Seventh Ward.
The seventh ward primary was hell
at Fry's opera house. There were
ninety voters IN the room. a good at
tendance. Committeeman w. F. Cole
called the meeting to order. j. M
Leonard was elected chairman. Car
e. McElroy secretary and G. w. Staef
iler assistant secretary. The followin
men were elected delegates and altel
mats:
Delegates f. Hammer. W. "
Cummings, w. o. Hand, NJ. F. CHS
; man. D. D. Smith, e. w. Steele, Fine
Campbell. w. S. Humphrey, J. NJ
: Leonar.. Dennis ltearoon Carl NICE
; roy Lloyd Gordon. T. w. Holdings
worth L.. G. Finch.
Alternates-W. f. Coles, A B. Wi
liams, Gordon Bell, B. F. Lewis, Will
Grooms.
E. w. Steele was elected committee
man for the ensuing year.