The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-21

good long time. Just as long as he
is entitled to-, and he has had way
of playing favorites with his road
work that good many people do not
like. Go over to Willow and Boyer
and Union and the farmers will tell
you all about it. If Heubner carries
his party vote. and there is no reason
why he should not. in the balance of
the county the west end will give
him the election.
The nomination of Fred Gronau is
proving just as popular in the rth
part of the country as the Heubner
nomination is in the west end. Mr..
Gronau is German from the Swede
settlement. His Swedish neigh
bors know and like him and he will
get their votes. He will also get
many votes from the Germans of Otter
Creek. Morgan, Hanover and Good
rich and Denison. He is we'll known
among the Germans of this city and
he will get good vote here. He
is practical business man and farm
er. He has shown great ability in
the management of his own affairs
and he has always been public spir-
tied man and helpful citizen.
If you should go down into Iowa
and Hays townships you would think
no one was running but Thomas
Carey. He is not from the profess
ional Office holding branch of the
Carey family. He is no relation to
John. Nevertheless his neighbors,
republican and democrat are in hopes
he will be elected this year. He made
fine run two years ago and was
placed on the ticket this year against
his own protest. His candidacy has
been growing every day how ever.
His interest is now aroused and he
wants to win and he asks his friends
all over the county for their support.
He is one of the best farmers and one
of the most kindhearted anud truest
of men. He would make fine bust
ness man on the board and would give
the people of the cast ED of the
county the best representation they
have ever ha ! on the board. Perhaps
all of these men will not be elected,
but all have good chance, chance
that is improving daily. They are at
least entitled to the full republican
vote. If they are to be defeated let
them be beaten with the knowledge
that their republican friends who
were glad to have them go on the
ticket and WHO urged them to run,
were loval to them. Defeat has
mighty little bitterness when ones
friends stay by him. Let the super
visor ticket receive every republican
vote.
| Down in West Side the republicans
are making things hum. The Taft
club is holding enthusiastic meetings
and the vote in that precinct is going
to show big gain. One of the
causes for this activity is to be
found in the personal popularity of
the West Side candidate. P. j. Mar
tens, for recorder. Mr.. Martens
is splendid Bismarkian German.
His record is as straight as string
and tina people who know HIM like
him from the ground up. He will
get Tremendous vote in Hays and
West Side and Iowa and Jackson.
OF course Denison republicans may
offset it by some ''good fellow
votes for his opponent but there is
no sense in it. The minority
party must stick together. They
must either hang together or hang
separately. Two years ago we were
all hung together. Let us be done
with such foolishness.
E. F. Tucker asks all those for whom
he did favors when he was editor of
the Review to vote for him now. He
is sure that he will be elected if his
old Review friends will only remem-
Der him.
The republicans of the county
should vote for McGarvey for repre-
sentative. All those who favor
the election of a republican to the
United States Senate should vote TO,
him as he is pledged to follow the
will of the people as expressed in
the republican primary. Mr.. Schrce-
der as q member of the legislature
"cut no ice' whatever, and he will
never do so. should he be elected 9
dozen times. He will simply be lost
in the democratic minority. In Mr..
McCarvav hia friends and those