The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-03-05
DELEGATES SELECTED
Precincts Of County Name Their
Representatives.

caucuses in the several precincts out
side of the city Saturday afternoon
and the followin- delegations were Sc
lected to attend the county conyen-
ton to be held at the court house in
this city Saturday, March 7th
Black Oak.
L. c. Howe, B. Groenendyk G. Stou-
vie and B. Roovaart.
East Des Molnes.
G. w Barnett. t, ]. Plum and j. ID.
Thomas.
Spring Creek.
j. c. Beach was chairman of the
caucus and W. L. Campbell was made
secretary. The following delegates
were named:
M. w. Crozier, H. P. orosier, ]. q.
Beach and VIM. L, Campbell.
East Harrison.
E. B. Arnold, j. B. Wylie, R. w.
Moore and l.. M. English.
White Oak.
The result of the White Oak can.
Gus was as follows:
C. B. Rowland. Edward Jones, Oscar
McCurdy, w. q. Wright, L. F. Howell
and John Allsup.
Jefferson.
Jefferson township made selection
of solid Allison delegation: -
w. H. Springer, A. NJ HILL WA.
Johnson, s. p Cooper, H. ]. Moore.
George Parker, M. B. Turner, A.aJ.
Unbanks, w. A. Johnson, Frank Bar
nett and Geo. W. Nevins. 81
SCOTT.
The delegation from Scott township
is as follows:
J. w. Binns, r. d. Robertson, Geo.
Clark and Richard Williams.
First Ward.
The republicans of the First ward
met at the Ed Matthews shop on
North | street. In the absence OF
Ward Committeeman Geo. Smith, w.
R. Nelson was appointed chairman
and Will Lafollette was chosen secre-
tary. The five delegates to the coun-
ty convention were chosen by accla-
nation: Erastus Coffin, Robert
johnson, John w. Carr, w. P. Black
and w. r. Nelson.
John w. Carr was the unanimous
choice for ward committeeman for the
ensuing year. Short addresses were
given by the new committeeman,
John W. Carr, w. R. Nelson and w.
d. Titus.
Second Ward.
The Second ward republicans met
at the planning nils of s. B. Sinclair.
| w. Fl. Shaw was named as chairman
and w. S. Kenworthy was chosen sec
rotary The caucus was not largely
attended and motion prevailed that
the delegates be chosen by acclama-
ton. S. b. Sinclair was named as
ward committeeman for The ensuing
year. The following delegates We're
chosen TO the county convention and
the choice was unanimous:
4 W. R. Bridges. R. l.. Blackford, w.
| $. Kenworthy, C. C. orvis, s b. Sin.
clair, Geo. Weillard, VIM. Burtchby
and G.. B. Lewis.
/ Third Ward.
The republicans of the Third ward
met in caucus in the Sheriff's ONCE
in the court house r. ID. Walton was
made chairman of the meeting and
| S. R. Crissy had the duties OF clerk.
The following delegation was chosen
by reclamation, to- cher with alter
mates:
4 Delegates-w. r. Cowan. Robt II.
Walton, H. w. Gleason. J. w. Jones.
w. r. Lacey Thomas Watson, W. q.
Wooton, Thomas Garrett and w. II.
. HeinZman.
!. Alternates-Chas. w. Ames, A. 2.
u Spencer, F. E. Gordon, Sumner J.
; Hayes, John R. Baer, r, X. Davis,
! Frank e. Hyett, A. ]. Hunter and
, Jenkin E. Davis.
j Fourth Ward.
u Caucus held at the Morrow livery
barn. Rev. l. o. hemble was chosen
) chairman, T. NJ. Simonton. secretary
I and F. L. Christie and John H. Perry
E tellers. T. NJ. Simonton was nomin
E ated for committeeman. Thirty,one
e votes were polled, all Tor the follow
I ing list of delegates:
II. L. Spencer, Phil Hoffmann, VIM
Cunningham, ]. A. Dewitt, Carl John
son, T. NJ. Simonton, John Penland
Ed Brewer and Simpson Mitchell.
III Fifth Ward.
Major John F. Lacey was chosen tC
preside at the caucus of the Fiji
II ward republicans last evening. Tn,
vi vote was by ballot and put one set o
e delegates was in the field. sa
). George Andrews, who has been com
e mitteeman of the ward, rendered M
e. resignation. C. e. Sawyer was chosen
s. as committeeman for the ensuing
n year.
u The following delegation was chos
en-. No other ticket was before tn
eel caucus:
ofl ]. F. Lacey, NJ. ]. Cruzen, A. N
lr Hixson, Thomas Terrell Frank Aller
81 James Madison, w. C. Burrell and 4
Rosenberger. III