Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-04
COUNTRY PRECINCTS
ELECT DELEGATES
WAPELLo COUNTY REPUBLICANS
HELD THEIR PRIMARIES
SATURDAY
Eldon and the Nine Precincts Of Gen.
ter Township Will Select Their Rep
resentatives to the County conven-
tlon Tomorrow Evening.

The republican primaries In all of
Wapello county, excepting in Eldon,
constituting three precincts. in
Washington township and in the nine
Saturday to select delegates to the
county convention to be held in OF
tumwa next Saturday.
In these precincts the primaries will
be held tomorrow evening.
Below is published the list of dele
gates from each of the township pre-
cincts.
The primaries in the seventh wards
OF Ottumwa, and the outlying precincts
of Center township, are called to meet
as follows:
First ward, at the ward house, cor
ner Of Birch and Main streets, at 8
o'clock.
Second ward at the city hall at s
o'clock.
Third ward at the court house at 8
o'clock.
Fourth ward at the office of the OF
tumwa Iron works at 1880 o'clock.
Fifth ward at the old postoffice
building at 8 o'clock.
Sixth ward at the ward house on
North Benton street, at o'clock.
Seventh ward in the Odd Fellows
building at 8 o'clock.
Eighth precinct at the Odd Fellows
building at 8 o'clock.
Ninth precinct at the court house
at $3.50 o'clock.
Delegates Chosen.
The following are the delegations
from the different country precincts
chosen Saturday:
Adams Township.
The delegates elected Saturday aft
ernoon at the Adams township primary
are as follows: Walter Abegg, C. P.
White, Clarence Bromwell, George
ternates chosen We're: Grant Bellies,
Otis Harrow, and John w. Poland.
Agency Township.
The delegates chosen in Agency
township to the county convention, to
be held here next Saturday by the Wa
pello county republicans were: John
Springer, John Enyart John Newell,
Fred Miller. Fred Striblow. Alexander
Giltner and Jess Ankron.
Columbia First.
The delegates chosen Saturday aft
ernoon In Columbia first We're: G. E.
Stephenson, o. S. Frye, William Ali
baugh, r. J. Oldham, A. L. Carson, z.
F. Burlington, w. w. DeLong, and ].
M. Crosson.
Columbia Second.
The following are the names of the
members of the delegation from Col
unlbia second: w. w. Rapp. F. A.
Nye. B. Mick, and Will Stodghill.
Cass Township.
The republicans of Cass township at
the primaries held Saturday, chose the
following delegation to the county con-
yention: B. E. Cramblit, George Bow
en-, w H. Manuel and A. Cotton; al
%1,
liam Gugerty and A. Johnson.
Competine Township.
The republicans of Competine town
delegates to the coming county con-
vention: G. A. Hughey, H. f. Davis,
G. w. Sauers T. Dickey, j. w. Syl-
vester The alternates were: l.. II.
White, Sam Hawthorne, c. A. Dickey,
G. A. White, and Ed. sperling.
DahIonesa Township.
The three delegates chosen at the
Dahlonego township primaries held
Saturday are: John Giltner, George
Long and Henry Dimmitt.
Green Township.
The republicans of Green township
held their primaries Saturday after
noon and chose as delegates to the
coming county convention the follow
ing: T. B. Gephart, w. q. Dexter, B.
F. Black and H. Fl. Garrison. Alter
mates, Ralph Durham, Chas. Sewer,
Ephraim Berry and - Conger.
Highland Township.
The following delegates We're chosen
Saturday afternoon at the Highland
township primaries: A. J. Rodgers
q Frank Emery, e. E. Moore, R. r. Tur-
ner, Clyde Nelson and L. w. Shoe
maker.
keoLuk Township.
The delegates from Keokuk town
ship selected at the township primaries
Saturday are: Stephen Wilkins A. c.
Mcdonald, John Watts, James Young
! and w. A. Buchanan.
Pleasant Township.
The Pleasant township delegates are:
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