The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-10
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
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captured the prize, is now a can0lOate
for clerk of courts. "Chris,' as he is
Familiarity known, is one of the best
fellows one often meets. He has not
personal enemy in the world and
possesses a host of friends. He is pc
culiarly we'll qualified to discharge
the duties of the office and there is no
reason why he should not be elected
It is about time that somebody should
have the opportunity OF filling this Of
flee besides the present Incumbent
We know of no reason why this Of
fee should be monopolized by one
person when there are great many
people we'll qualified to fill the same.
This should be a good year for =
change.
Recorder.
Enoch T. Cochran carried off this
prize by securing the nomination at
the primary and is therefore on the
ticket for the Office He is an old set
tier and has had an extensive bust
ness experience. He is a good pen
man, good accountant and possessed
of fine clerical ability along all lines.
It is safe to say that no one is better
qualified for the discharge of the
duties of this Office than Mr.. Cochran,
and his qualifications viii. necessarily
appeal to the voters of the county.
Sheriff.
Mr.. Jas. Nicholson, of West Side,
was nominated for this Office at the
republican convention. His qualifica-
lions for the duties of the office were
such as to point to him as the proper
man for the place. Mr.. Nicholson is
resident of West Side, and has been
constable for a long time and those
who know him best speak highly OF
him as an executive officer. We pre-
dict Mr.. Nicholson will poll a large
vote in the east part of the county
where he is best known and that be-
fore the campaign is over he will en-
tend his acquaintance throughout the
county and will make popular can
didate.
Superintendent.
Mr.. Ralph Hanna was nominated to
fill this important Office and from
what we hear about him no better Sc
lection could have been made. He is
not only we'll educated, but is an agree
able and popular gentleman. Every
one appreciates that this Office is one
of the important Offices of the county
and a good man should be chosen to
fill the same. Mr. Hanna's qualifica-
lions are such that from every stand
point he appeals to the voters as
suitable man to elect to the office, and
we predict he will make strong can
didate.
Coroner.
DR.. G. R. Hill, of Charter Oak, was
urged by the delegates from the north
west part of the county for this office.
DR.. Hill is very popular in the vicin-
ity of Charter Oak, where he is en-
gagged in the practice of medicine. His
popularity is founded on real merit
and when the votes are counted in No.
vember it will be discovered that his
friends have rallied to his support in
a way to secure for him a trium.
plant election. We think the coroner
of the county should be a physician
and in this respect DR.. Hill appeals to
the voters of the county.
Supervisors.
The candidates for supervisors are
Mr.. W. c. Rolls, Of Dow City; Mr.
Oscar Lehman, of Charter Oak and
Mr.. Fred Gronau, of Stockholm town
ship.
The office of supervisor is one o!
the mosc important Offices in the coun
/ y. The best business men We have
should he elected. to these offices ant
it was with the thought of securing
lust such talent that these nomina
tions were made.
Mr.. Rolls is a popular business mai
of Dow City, and his popularity is no
confined to the locality in which HI
lives. The need of member OF th'
board is recognized at Dow City, ant
we are satisfied that Mr.. Rolls vii
roll up large majority in that par
of the county.
Mr.. Lehman is one of the represent
alive farmers of the northwest part o
the county He has made good in eV
erything he has undertaken and hi
popularity among his neighbors ant
acquaintances proves the confidence
of those who know him. His qualif
cations are such as to challenge tn
attention and favorable criticism of al
who are acquainted with him.
Mr.. Gronau is we'll known not onl