The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Kruse, of West Side, received tn
nomination at the convention MI
kruse is a native of Crawford coun
ty and is of German extraction ant
has lived near West Side all his life
His friends are confident that he vii
make strong campaign and the cas-
end of the county is particularly in
tcrested in his candidacy. His bust
ness is such that he will be permitted
to travel over the county many time!
between now and election and be
come thoroughly acquainted with vot
ers of the different precincts.
For the office OF county sheriff, tina
loyal, hard working, thorough goint
T. Il. Pearson was elected at the june
primaries. For over thirty-tive years
MI. Pearson has been resident OF
| this county and for more than twenty
years has lived in Denison. Prior tt
moving to Denison he was engaged in
agricultural pursuits, operating a farm
| some three miles north of Denison. He
is now conducting the main drayine
business of the city. He is known as
a man of strict integrity, always
iliSuiuI " lliS uuIiCo ttllu VIII many
an ideal county official. The Office OF
county sheriff is a very important one
and man seeking the office should
be possessed with courage and convic-
ton. Mr.. Pearson possesses both OF
these traits and would make an ideal
sheriff. His friends have pledged
loyalty to his support and he is al
ready assured of large following.
Attorney w. S. Moore, of Manila.
is the republican candidate for coun-
ty attorney. Mr.. Moore enjoys large
legal practice, not only in his home
town, but In the surrounding country
and his legal ability is well known,
His election would mean that the le-
gal end Of the county's business would
be properly taken care of. Mr.. Moore
has assisted in many of the campaigns
during his residence in Crawford
county and before the 1914 campaign
is over he will have again been heard
in every precinct of the county.
DR.. S. A. Huber, of Charter Oak,
was chosen as candidate for county
coroner He is a gentleman well up
in the medical profession, and there
loHt "Sll NluntllCu III lIc vi thS
office for which he has been nominal
ed, u
For supervisors for the term begin
ming 1915. Mr. H. c. Kolls, of Denison,
and Mr.. f. r. Shirtcliff. of Willow
township, were nominated at the con-
vention. Both gentlemen are well
known and would make excellent Of
licials. Being practical agricultural
men, they are right III line with the
workings of the offices which they
seek. For many years Mr.. kolls has
been one of the successful farmers of
the county, and now owns valuable
farm in Hanover township. The last
year he moved into Denison, whore
he purchased valuable home, and it
is from this place that he conducts
his agricultural pursuits. Mr.. kolls
has made great financial success OF
his private business and is fully cap
able of running the affairs as a Nom
Der OF the board OF supervisors
Crawford county. He also will make
a thorough campaign.
Mr.. Shirtcliff will receive large
vote in the west end OF the county,
where he is so well and favorably
known. He is very successfully con-
Quoting fine farm in Willow town
ship and has met with financial Sue
cess. Enjoying large acquaintance
ship over the county, Mr.. Shirtcliff
will no doubt poll very large vote at
the November election.
The 1916 supervisors chosen were
Mr.. A. J. Barrow. of Nishnabotny, and
Mr.. Jacob Carstens, of Iowa township.
Both gentlemen are substantial bus
mess men and have made success Of
their private affairs and would con
duct the business coming before the
supervisors in business like manner.
Prior to moving to Nishnabotny
township, Mr.. Barrow lived nealeVail
where he was farmer and stock rails
cr.
Mr.. Carstcns is also farmer and
conducts quite an extensive stock bus
mess. We submit both of these gen
tlomen to the voters of Crawford coun-
ty with the utmost faith in their abil-
ity to handle county affairs.