The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11

erfs, dann NfrntrIan. II. 2 oCSte-
meyer.
Wellington: Democrats. A. W. Thur-
man. j.. X. Gray. C. NJ. Bowring; repub-
%lieans. John Hoehu, James Strodtman,
Robert Carter.
Bates City; Democrats. Geo. W. Cit
lespie, Il. C.. Kelley, t. t. Dean; repub-
%lieans, John Anthony, George Hutchi-
son, James Guy.
Greenton Democrats, Harry St.
Clair, Carson Armstrong, j. A. r.
Chamberlin; republicans, John Drew
ell, Eph D, Hyatt, Robert Semmler
North Odessa: Democrats, Jamss
Deisher, Arthur Beale, Lee Bascou;
republicans, Gus Wickular. C, s. Reed,
John kirkpatrick.
Davis Township.
South Higginsville; Democrats. Thss
Foulds, John R. Longest, j.. S. Bert;
republicans. Fred c. Grau, Dan Hoefsr,
Louis Knipmeyer.
Schoolingviue Democrats, S. P.
Beall, James Jackson. Robert Ramsy;
republicans, J. w. K~lingenberg, J. H.
Uphaus. II. d. Never.
Dover Township.
Dover: Democrats, Wilson MaloAe,
Henry Corbiu, James NJ. VIM; rspu&s-
%licans, j. NJ. Clayton, August Starbe,
Louis Doerfinger.
Hodge: Democrats, Jesse Hit, Wal
ter Van Anglen, Fletcher Bray; repub-
%licans, Geo. Maslin, John Owens, Fred
Eversman.
Corder; Democrats; George Rogse.
Nathan Corder, s. NJ. Reynolds; repub-
l%icans, Christ Rethmeyer, w. j. LsisOr
Herman Fricke.
Confederate Home: Democrats, wa
liam Halliburton, D. C. Boggs, j. W.
Lain; republicans, J. C. Fulkerssn,
John Borehers, A. Hartney.
North Higginsvllle; Democrats, NJ
o'Brien, Walter Chiles, j. R. Wiley;
- republicans, Herman Feith, John Gun-
bic, Fred Nelman.
Page City: Democrats, II, Y. Plat
IS tenburg, William Kelley, James Bleg-
ins; republicans, Fritz Tempel, f. NJ.
Kroeck, Fritz Gubl.
10 Freedom Township.
Borland: Democrats, William Res
es ter, w. b. Benton, c. H. vandivsr.
:. republicans, }. L. Youngs, Ed Fisz-
RS gerald, j. j. Warden.
Aullville: Democrats, Jos. B. Maisr,
to w. T. Lewis, W. n, Davis; republicans,
s, Fred Brand, f. w. Reeker, Uriah Fer
OF rell.
Concordia: Democrats, Julius Vost,
Jr., John Kammeyer, S. D. Fox; repub-
~licans, J. s.. Klingenberg, DR.. A. W.
Gruebbel, p. II. hartman.
Lexington Township.
East Lexington: Democrats, Lee j.
Slusher, John Logan, NJ c, McFadn;
republicans, John q. Bush, Dan Shsy-
man. ". II. Campbell.
Courthouse: Democrats, F. G. Nc
x Fadin, Frank Bowman. John C. Worsh-
ington; republicans, E, NJ, Taubnsn
Albert Winkler, John b. Burris.
" West Lexington; Democrats, Albert
James, James Jordan, Jos. W. Bailey
u republicans, Charles Rex, Jerry ShiHn,
Martin Collins.
Middleton Township.
Alma: Democrats, w. S. Washbun.
Gu John 4. Goodwin, E. j.. Rogge; repub-
leans, John H. Dierker, Albert Hahn,
J.. Wilson.
Waverly: Democrats, David Davis.
John L. Oliver, Thos. A. Groves; repub.
Ga %licans, Henry Niederjohn, Herman
SS Book, n. P. Buck.
% Snta.Bar Township.
43 Ferguson School House: Democrats
~ W. o. Ashcraft, Powell vanMeter, A.
,SSss 0. Kelley; republicans, J.. b. Straight.
90 II. P. Robinson, p. A. Motsinger.
% South Odessa: Democrats, A. c.
CD Green, J. II. Ferguson, S. L. Ramsey
, republicans, w, j.. Whitening, FralE
y Adamson, Marion Starr.
96 Chapel Hill: Democrats, j.. f. Mar
30 ris, Ben %Suddath, Elmer Phillips; re
loS publieans, f., NJ. Ferguson, A. b. We'd
AZ born, Philip Parker.
8 Washington Township.
~ Wolfenbarger school House, Deao
"a Gratis, James Ripley, A. L. Wileoxon
NJ. Z. Boone; republicans. Jaslo.
Buchanan, S. A. Stanheld, Ges-e,
Wakeman.
at Mayhem: Democrats, c, w. KiRSh
a' eloe, George b. Green, John G. MSoue
republicans, f. W. Nolte, John It Silcr
al f, w. Stoenner.
Centerview; Democrats, B. E.. SCOTT
" w. l.. Powell, John Saunders; rcpu&i
cans, w. S. Downs, r. NJ. Powell, u. q
Cox.
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