Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 263, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 November 1918 — GOOD POLITICAL NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS [ARTICLE]

GOOD POLITICAL NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

Neighboring counties seem to have answered the President’s note for the election of Democrats, only, in much the same manner as Jasper county, as indicated by the following: Newton. Republicans Recorder, Edgar Steward; assessor, Frank Cox; treasurer, John Sell; sheriff, Earl Gardner; surveyor, J. R. Deardurff; commissioners, J. B. Staton and iS. H. Dickinson; councilmen, S. G. Kindig, Harry Warr, S. J. Christensen, C. L. Constable and’Abram Dewees. Pulaski. Republicans—Clerk, George Collins; auditor, Jerome C. Howe; treasurer, Cecil Bachtenkerker; sheriff, Frank J. Kopkey; coroner, Raymond J. Ives; surveyor, Russell E. Nutt; assessor, D. R. Haschel; commissioners,’Fred Kroft, William F. Badger; councilmen, Luther Thompson, Joseph H. McConnell, Lewis Kroft. White. Republicans-—Clerk, Grover V. Love; treasurer, Edmund B. Steely; recorder, George W. Gilbert; sheriff, Ben Price, Jr.; coroner, M. M. Hughes; surveyor, George A. Thomas? assessor, William F. Snyder; commissioners, A. A. McClean, John Mattix ; councilmen, Samuel A. Burns, Charles A. Holladay, Jesse D. Kiepinger, R. E. Hornick. Tippecanoe. Republicans—-Clerk, W. W. Johnson; auditor, J. C. Doyle; treasurer, A. M. Sucese; recorder, Marvin House; sheriff, William Weinhardt; coroner, William*F. Mcßride; surveyor, E. C. Minton; assessor, George F. Frazer; commissioners, Harry E. Yundt, Grant G. Dyer. Lake. Republicans—Coroner, E. E. Evans; assessor, William Black; clerk, H. H. Wheaton; treasurer, Ralph Bradford; sheriff, Lew Barnes; surveyor, Ray Seeley; commissioners, J. Claussen, George Schaaf.