The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
List of Delegates to Repre-
sent Wisconsinat WoOdmen
Head Camp Selected
RANDALL HEADS FIRST DISTRICT
Many Delegates From Different Sec
lions of the State Seek Honor of
Representing the State at the Ma
tional Meeting.
lFror Wednesdays Daily

(From Wednesdays Daily
One OF the big features of the state
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America was the selection of the forty
five delegates to represent the Wis
consin members of the order at the
head camp sessions to be held at Buff
falo next month and all the politicians
of the order were kept busy directing
the selection of these delegates. The
representation at the head camp was
divided among the districts and eau
cuses some of them of decidedly ex-
citing nature were held by the dele
gates of the different districts begin
ming Tuesday evening and continuing
until the list of delegates was finally
made up this afternoon. Many of the
delegates to the state camp were anxi-
GUS to go to the head camp sessions
and the ambitions of the delegates
brought clashes in many of the district
caucuses.
Judge Clifford E. Randall, who has
been one of the most active members
of the order in this section of the
state will undoubtedly be at the head
Of the delegation to the head camp
from this first district. He was the
unanimous choice of the caucus at it's
session this morning. Judge Randall
has taken a great interest in the af-
fairs of the order and it is certain
ttlliat he WI tsslllasa prominent place in
the deliberation of the head camp.
The list of delegates from the various
districts selected by the caucuses are
as follows:
First District.
Clifford E. Randall, Kenosha; D. M.
Amerpohl, Broadhead; W. D. Norton,
darlington; Max W. Heck, Racine; H,
j. Love, Beloit; R. S. Young, Darien.
Alternates-O H. Anterior, Monroe;
Walter Carey, Wilmot; J. S. Hubbard,
Beloit; r. E. Miller, Racine; E. L.
Lawson, Fayett, and G. w. Coppins,
Whitewater.
Second District.
Frank Afford, Madison; G. E. Whe-
Ian, Madison; Edward H. Brewin, Fit.
Atkinson; T. A. Rhyme, Portage.
Alternates-Adolph Guendler, Madi-
son; W. ]. Davies, Bellville; D. Ras-
mussen, Stoughton; H. L. Murphy,
Briggsville.
Third District.
W. r. Graves, Prairie DuChien; R.
M. Orchard, Muscoda; A. d. w. ALA
by, Mauston; II. A. Dipley, Richland
Center; Robert Hornburger, Sank City;
Judge D. 0. Mahoney, Viroqua.
Alternates-T E. Gander, Soldier IS
Grove; Joseph Horsfall, Bloomington
Edward Schwingle, Avoca; c. G.
Kautz, Elroy; w. D. Johnson, Reeds
burg; S. w. Mossholder, Bloomingdale.
Fourth and Fifth Districts.
John Kelczka, Milwaukee; w. S.
Griswold, Milwaukee,; H. G. Rely;
Milwaukee; H. H. Earle, Eagle.
Alternates-A. Mcconnell, M. F.
Ryterski, T. j. Mussman, Milwaukee;
Judge D. w. Agnew, Waukesha.
Sixth District.
H. L. Mabie, Fond du Lac; G. w.
Wisselink, bingham
Alternates-F Gere, Jackson ;
Clarence Hill, Port Washington.
Seventh District.
George Parkhill, Thorpe; Charles H.
Schafer, Eau Claire; w. z. Wolfe, La
Crosse; S. c.. Letson, Sparta; E. S.
LaFrance, Pepin.
Alternates-Not selected.
Eighth District.
Dale Andrews, Brillion; c. w. Sim
onson, Stevens Point; W. L. Wilson,
| Crystal Lake; +. j. lslng, Oshkosh.
.Alternates-Ott j. N. Simonis, Two
Rivers; Fred L. Parish, Waupaca ;
Charles B. Luce, Red Granite; F. II.
Mahar, Omro.
Ninth District.
/ f. w. Schneider, Green Bay; F. J.
Stroh, Sturgeon Bay; Ben c. Druliner,
Appleton.
| Alternates-J. B. Chase, Oconto;
6urtave Disch, Marinette; D. Hod-
gins, Hortonville.
Tenth District.
| ". G.. Nohl, Ashland; William Van
zile, crandon; Frank Nolan, Hurley
William Waterhouse. Wausau; Peter
LeMahean, Marshfeld.
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