Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-11-04
VOLUME LII
Republican County Ticket

For sheriff, the republicans OF the
county exercised good judgment in max
ing Fred Henry of Jefferson, their candI-
date for that office, for he is most COM
petent man and should he be elected
will make one of the very best sheriff.
the county ever had. He possesses al
the attributes that go to make an ideal
man and officer, and being exceedingly
popular should receive large support
throughout the county.
For county treasurer, the republicans
in the county acted wisely in making A.
K. Greenwood Of Johnson Creek. their
candidate for county treasurer. He is
the efficient and popular cashier of the
Mansfield bank IN the village in which
he lives and one of the solid and reliable
men of the county and worthy of the
support of every voter in the county.
For county clerk, the republicans OF
the county demonstrated wonderful good
judgment in choosing Thomas Perry OF
the town of Pennington, as its candl-
date for that office. "TOm,' as he Is
familiarly called, is farmer and one OF
the truest and best men in the county.
Every voter in the county will make no
mistake in giving him their support
and he is worthy of it.
For register of deeds, the party choose
2. Ii. Swift Of WatertOwn as their can
didate, who is competent and would
make an ideal official, but being the edi-
tor of the Leader is precluded from say
ing good things about himself, his
friends must do that far him. Suffice to
say, however, that he will be grateful
for the support of all, and promises in
case of his election to discharge the du-
ties of the office faithfully and we'll.
For county surveyor, the choice OF the
republicans in the county fell on Charles
A. Rockwell of Fort Atkinson, man
thoroughly competent to discharge the
duties of that office in an able and salts
factory manner and should be elected as
evidence upon the part of the voters that
they appreciate good man.
For assemblyman for the First dis
trict, f. f. Wittenwyler Of WatertoWn,
was chosen as the party candidate by
Of no Iicfri af
honor worthy bestowed. Mr.. Witten-
wyler is a young man of ability and real
worth who would make, if elected, a
conscientious representative. He stands
for the progressive principles of his
party and will vote for Senator LaFOl-
lette. He is honest, frank and can be
depended upon tn do the right, because
it is right.
For assemblyman in the Second AS
sembly district, the republicans at the
primary decided by their ballots that
Ray C. Twining of Waterloo, was good
man to place in nomination. The NOM
inee is young man of ability and one
of our best representative citizens. He
has high ideals as to political, social and
moral matters, ana should he be elected,
he will not give reason for his cOnstit-
uents to regret their choice of member
of the assembly.
The republican candidate for state
senator for this, the Twentyrthird Sena-
toriaI district, is Hon. Carlos S. Douglass
Of Fontana, Walworth county. Mr..
Douglass is progressive, and if elected,
will vote to return R. Nj. LaFollette to
the United States Senate. He has had
legislative experience, is popular at
home and an all round good man. A
vote for him is vote for LaFOllette,
and "Bob's" friends should not forget
that fact when they vote next Tuesday.
Accent CONGRATULATIONS