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The Washington times., 1905-11-12

Of the Blessed Sacrament was given III
the evening.
William n. Freeman, prominent 10
cal business men. whose Illness last
summer compelled him to seek rest at
Berkeley Springs, w Va. has returned
TO his home in Good Hope. Mr. Free
man has greatly improved in health.
After a long illness Edward W.
Summers, one Of the oldest citizens of
Anacostia, passed away. He was weli
known throughout the entire community.
Mr.. Summers was sevenIy-seven years
old. and had been resident Of AnacOs-
tia for forty years. He was a native OF
Prince George county. Maryland
Funeral services were held Friday at
ternoOn at the AnacOstia Metnocnst
Episcopal Church, with which the ae-
ceased was prominently connected. Inc
services were conducted by Rev. CnarIes
o. Isaac, pastor Of the church. The
paIbearers were Charles f. Williamson.
James Smith. Henry Emo. George f.
Pyles. John w. Barse. and George W.
King. Interment was made in the Con-
gressionaI cemetery.
George }. French. of TwininE City.
who was injured last week while on
a hunting trip on the Potomac in his
launch Dixie. and who had to have two
fingers amputated, Is reported to be I'M
proving.
DR. Charles II. Clark. who is a mem
Der of the medical staff OF the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, has gone
to Ohio
At the local precinct Mounted Officer
T. A. Lusby is still filling the place of
Sergt. c. A. Stephens, who is absent.
Mounted officer A w Green has re-
covered from his attack Of illness, and
has returned to his post of duty
The AnacOstia police have been noti-
fled of the disappearance from his home
In Twining City. of Percy Agnor, line
teen years OF age. The boy lived with
his brOther-in-law. James II. Christy.
Thieves entered the house Of Isom
Taylor. on Stanton avenue, Sunday
night and rummaged through a trunk
and bureau AS yet. however, nothing
has been discovered missing.
The AnacOstia Epworth League re-
Gently held an informal reception and
social at the home Of the president,
Charles Linger on Harrison street. The
members were received by Mr.. ard Mrs
Binger and various games played. A
supper was served, after which a must
cal program was given. Miss Cora Nc
Leon played several selections, and Miss
Edith Ten sang
Miss Mary Lucy Jenkins md p II.
Spinks We're married last week at i
Morris road, Anacostia. The attendants
were Miss Alice Lanham and William
Boron. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. c. O. Isaacs. pastor Of the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Quiet Wedding Celebrated.

y quiet but pretty Wedding took place
i'm This city ut Tin" parsonage of the
WILSON, II T.. church. when Miss Flor
cuc~ Moore shettlc and Mr. RrruK.
ECalr F-r!lins wore carried. Rcy. 4.
IT, Lamar. ~aStor of tho church vfu--
i@-"a. The br,d. was b"comuElv EoWuvd
80 tra1 cling suit oC brown cloth. with
liat ana gloves to match. Only the paY-
'nts of Tho coupl" WCro present Tho
coUnIo wiz bn 81 homa tu thclr friends
aft'- NuNcmho- II az No. 60 & street.
Miss Mar, A. Mays daughter of Nh.
auC AIrv- NJ. NJ Mays. of Frrd@r.cfzS-
burg, Va. and Jake Goldsmith. of Ft.ei-
ericksburE wer" married at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. and Ms. \. +. owen. of
Capitol Hin, by the Rev. !. L. ShiplCy.
-. c. Harris was best man. The bride
wore traveiin~ own of greer broad
clotn, with hat and gloves To match.
and carried Bride roses Her orna-
mcnt Was a diamond brooch. the gift or
the groom. a buffet supper followed the
ceremony. The decorations in the par
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Br0okIand

The Misses A Weeks and y Rule
are visiting Miss y. Middlchauf, o.
Ninth and Lawrence streets.
Miss Amelia Etz has returned after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Parish's home,
ian Gaithersburg. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs ROystcn and family. of
Jackson scrCct. have moved 10 Laurel.
Nd
Mrs. Philip Julien has returned {,
New York after short stay with re-
IatfveS in BrookIand.
King David Lodge OF Masons met last
Tuesday in the town hall After the
comforting of degrees a large banquet
was served
Miss lEdIleh1uf spent several dave
with Mrs. Parish. OF Gaithersourg. Mo,
during jht past week
NJ. Holman and family, OF 1-Ss Perry
street have moved 10 The city.
An enjoyable reception was rendered
Rev. ana Mrs. Morsan-Jones at the
residence Of Mrs. Daniels. on Newton
street. i'm honor Of his reform t. Praok
land. \ iarEe number OF the parishiou-
ers wee present. Judge PennypacSer
opened the evening with short a3-
dress of welcome. which was followed
Icy an excellent prog .:iul consisting of
vocal and Instrumental music. suu sey-
eral addresses Ly members OF the uar-
iSa. Tho house was beautifully decor
a,od with autumn leaves ana flo,v.rs
Retro hm, rts were 50 -ysI !Jt.. iu the
evening
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TAIzO1naTark

Elder w. A. Spicer, secretary Of the
foreign mission board of the Seventh
Day Adventists, of Chestnut avenue. is
now attending a conference being held
at Williamsdale. East Nova Scotia.
The tickets for the production of the
sacred cantata, saul, King of Israel. -
next Wednesday night at this place, are
nearly all sold. A large audience is ex-
pected.
Elder A G D8nleIls returned Friday
from his short stay in South Lancaster,
Mass. to his new home on Blair road
The Health Club Will hold it's first
melting since its organization at Ana
costa at the home of Prof b Q. Wilk-
inson, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
All who are interested along the lines
Of health and physical culture are in
vited. DIT. Bourdeau-Sisco, from Grand
Rapids. Mich. will address the club.
DR.. George Hare and wife. Dr. Jessie
Hare. who have had the Washington
Sanitarium in charge since its begin
ming at Iowa Circle. are now taking a
much needed rest at their old home in
California
S. \. Curtis. manager of the Review
and Herald Publishing Company. has
returned from a business trip to South
/ Lancaster, Mass. to his home on Mag
noHa avenue
| Elder J. 5. Washburn. of Magnolia
avenue. Takoma, who is the pastor OF
! the N Street Church in Washington. Is
| now making an extended trip to Iowa
/ for prOtraCted meetings
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woman's Club Convention.

The first annual convention OF tho
Montgomery County Federation OF NO
mems Clubs viii be- held in Keusfngron
on Wednesday next Tno mornfna eee-
sion. 10 which all the federated clubs IN
the county are invited. VIII open at 1850,
in the gymnasium hall of the Warner
Memorial Church. and will be devoted
entirely TO business. Following TINS
luncheon win be served at 1.3O.
At 2.36. the afternoon session. which
viii be open 20 the public. viii he adj
dressed by Clifford Pinchot. chief Of The
Bureau Of Forestry, Department OF Aeu-
culture.
Mr.. Pinchot's lecture ON FORESTRY
viii be followed by an address nv Ms
Gitterman. Of Washington. on "CoroDr,-
sory Education" There VIII D.. z-ocs.
solos by Mrs. Gertrude Dana BrocJrvy, .
and others. The meeting Of the fedora
ton viii be presided over Dv Mrs r.ia-
ca J. Hartshorn, temporary chairman.
Don NJ Carr left last week for "a short
visit 20 his parents iu Canton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Cook have
had as their guest Mrs AcSkimmfna.
Of Chicago. for some days
Miss Dunlap IS visiting the Misses
Warner.
Merritt .. Chance has been called 10
St Louis on business for tho Govern
meut- During his absence from home
Mrs. Chance and her son Gordon viii
visit Richmond. Ind.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston has been IN for
about week. but is slowly recovering.
Br. and Mrs William Labaue Lewis
have gone 10 visit DT. Lewis sisters. Iu
Virginia. FOR a few days.
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Marriage Announced.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Blanche MulIoy TO Charles
Edward Walker, Wednesday evening.
November @. at st. Dominic's parson-
age.
Mr.. Ralph O-Brien. OF Capitol Hill.
IS critically i'll IN the Providence Hos
pitaI.
Master Frank Huntington. who has
been quite sick at his home. 624 North
Carolina avenue. is slowly improving
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie NJ Mac
nichol. who died at her residence, 1O5
c street. took place. The Rev. DR.. W
L. Devries. pastor of St Marks P. E
Church. of1ciated- Interment was in
Congressional Cemetery. \ husband
and a daughter survive.
Dr. Nelson Gapin L. s. A left Fri
day for San Francisco. Cal. Mrs. Gapin
and little daughter viii remain at 90
North Carolina avenue with her par.
ents.
Mrs. Carpenter. of 1928 East Capitol
street is very i'll.
The remains of Mrs Julia Awkward.
923 Third street. were Inferred in Con
gressionaI Cemetery.
a vocal and Instrumental concert was
given At the Eastern High School. The
program included numbers by Mrs
Frank Bryan. Miss S E Mason, and
H z Hoover. all of whom are music
teachers IN public schools Many stu
dents. graduates. and friends were pro
sent
a rummage sale fov the benefit OF the
Casualty Hospital is on Pennsylvania
avenue. Mrs. J. Walsh of East Capito,
street. is one of the lady managers
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Welcome New Street.

citizens m Tins section age grauHcu
over tEo excellent prospect of having q
new street opened up m tH:S locality. g.
this Improvement is made. the ucv
street VIII bo cut between Minnesota ave
uu. and Harrison street. and VIII Do
known as Eighteenth street
Somo timr ago the subject was brouSnt
before tHr District commissioners, ana
they promised to include an estimate Tor
tla wu-k iu thrir next estimate TO con
Eress. providing the Citizruz' Association
"t Anacosta approves the plan. a Us
reported that This VIII ho done. An uu-
prc",doutod amount OF buIdinS Is pcuc
done iu his section. and IL is conceded
by AN that tac opening of this now
street would greatly ard the building uY
nf 'uis locality.
The first Of series of revival services
TOOK place in the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church last Sunday evening
Rev. Charles o. Isaac. pastor OF th,
church, inauguratcd the series
Services VIII Doe held FRIDAY at 81
Teresa = church, Washington ana rlI-
moro streets. in honor If the Sacred
Heart. Al o'clock i'm the morning
mass was celebrated and the beuedicuon
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Sudden Death.

Rufus Lyons. who lives at 425 Sew
enth street and employed at the Navv
Yard for forty years. was taken SUD
denly i'll while at work He was taken
TO his home. where he died in n few
! hours. Mr.. Lyons was seventy-six years
old. Three sons and a daughter survive
him.
Mrs. Mary c. Rally and her infant
son. George. who died at their home,
l4l7 Half street. were buried from St
Vincent's Roman Catholic Church.
Miss Genevieve Rose, 303 Twelfth
street, was the scene of happy gather
ing of young people. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with palms and cut
flowers Vocal selections, recitations.
and dancing featured the evening. Re
freshments were served. Those present
were Miss Josphine a Stein. Mary and
Genevieve Byrnes, Edith Lowry.
Kathryn Gibson, Edna Hopkins, Ger
trude Collins. Laura Goss, and Hull T.
Esta brook. William FIeichman. CLYDE
Rodgers, Charles Elliott, Francis Ward,
Leon Smith, Thomas Draper. and Sam
uel watkins
Miss Florence KubeI. 100 F~st Capitol
street, gave party at her home. After
music and dancing refreshments were
served Those present were Misses Eu-
genia Ridgley, Imogene Burdick. of Del
aware; Helen George, Katie Hazen. Car
rie BrunmIt, Mary Coleman, Margaret
Elliott, Emma Wamaling, Mamie Wall,
Mary Bradley, Marie Frederick, and
Ober Burch, Vivian Price, Harris Bar
mum. Walter Barnum, Archibald Arth,
Lester Harris. Frank Moran. Riley Glib
bons. and Herbert KubeI
Miss Elenor Harrison. OF Capitol Hill.
and Charles W. GOsnelI. Of Baltimore.
We're married at St. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church, the Rev G. F Peter
officiating. The bride wore a travelling
suit Of dark blue. The bridegroom was
attended by William NJ. Cornas. The
couple left for a trip North. On their
return will reside at us Fourth street.
Allan D. Sprowles has returned to his
home, having had an extended trip
through the West. Mr. Sprowles left the
city in July.
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Erte. taiEment Planred.

An entertainment viii bc gwen IN the
town hail iu the near future by the
Cit. ItcG Dramatic club OF the church
of oar Saviour which is expected to
bc q very successful affair
Charles Nolster. who spent tho last
week in Portsmouth. Ohio. has returned
go his nome en- Ninth street.
The Eroollard football tC3m defeated
the second Olyrcpias by "a score oI . 70 ,
last Wednesday evening. They will
mot the strong second NWy football
team n,Nt "Wednesday in Bruokland
\ large number OF the members of the
church Of on Saviour attended "a re-
ccption which was given TO Bishop Sat
terlec at RausCher'S, on Connecticut
averuc. last Wednesday evening.
Afr ard Mrs. Collier and family have
moved To Columbia Heights.
Dr and Mrs Franklin r. Howe ar
rived here from Europe yesterday.
Their daughters. Marie, Helen. and
Katie Lay. will remain in France.
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Tnxedo Reception.

n reception was held by the Tuxedo
Pleasure Club last week at the home
Of Miss Carrie Hutchinson, 232 Z
street northeast. During the evening
vocal solos were rendered by Miss
Carrie Hutchinson, Mr.. Arthur Trun-
nell Mr. Ernest Seesnitzer, Mr.. Frank
Hutchinson. and Mr.. Ed Hutchinson.
Games were played. and refreshments
served. Those present were Miss NJ.
Seesnitzer. Miss White. Miss F. Sees
nitzer. Miss o. Seesnitzer, Miss Quinn,
Miss Twomey, Miss NCNicholas, Miss
H. Sullivan, Miss B. Sullivan. Miss
Ryan. Miss Tlmmons, Miss Barber,
Miss c. Hutchinson. Mrs. Osterman,
Mrs. 3. T Wrenn. Mrs. Flora Beach,
Milton Baum, A Trunneu, B. T. Wrenu.
W. Wagner, J. Carroll. +. Seesuitzer,
F. Hutchinson, J. Quinn J. Benew.
Messrs. Wood, Mcclure, Osterman, Nc
Guire. and Daley.
Walter r. Wilcox has transferred a
part of original lot 3. square 553. to
J. Cassin Howard.
Friends gathered at the home OF
Capt. Israel B. Thatcher, - Twelfth
street northeast. Thursday, when he
celebrated the sixty-ninth anniversary
of his birth. Captain Thatcher is 4
veteran employe Of the pension bureau
ana most or his friends present Thurs
DAY night were his fellow clerks in the
department. The evening was spent IN
iplaying cards, after which refreshments
( We're served. Among those present
/ were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B. Crisp
/ MT. and Mrs. John Grinstead, Mr. and
4 Mrs. AbTam Myers. Mr. and Mrs Tory
/ Olesen, Mr.. and Mrs. g E. Thatcher
and William and Mrs. Edward A
( Reeler.
J George " F. SwartzelI has sold 10
%. square 934. H street northeast. be
: tween Ninth and Tenth strets. to Pau
/ Leveron
Hoyt A. HoltOn has transferred lot Is
! square go. New York avenue northeast
between North Capitol and First streets
10 r Carter Shinn.
A meeting was held last week by IN
Capitol Hill History Club at the hoTn
OF Mrs. Welden, 81 Seaton street ia
pers were read by Mrs Shook ana Mrs
Mclaughlin on the history, resource
and industries OF Maryland, Virgln1a
and West Virginia. Mrs. Welden. Mrs
Hall. and Mrs. NichoI gave biographies
sketches Of Patrick Henry, Gen. Rober
f. Lee. and Lord Baltimore. The resig
nation Of Mrs. Spencer was accepted an
Mrs J. Z. Meyer was elected a mem
Der Of the club.
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Wedding Cards Out.

Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Grace .. Trueman Tom
lin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
o. Tomlin. to William Bertram DObie.
The ceremony viii take place at the
home of the bride-elects parents. On
South Fairfax street, on Wednesday,
November -.
Mrs. Eva c. Mushbach visited rela-
tives in Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. George A. Abbott and daughter,
OF Fairfax county. We're in New York
last week
J. c. SmOot and family. who have
been for the summer at Wilkesb0ro, n.
G. have returned home.
State Auditor Morton Marye, Of Rich
uiond, was in Alexandria, Tuesday, 70
vote.
Mrs Z. II O'Brien and Mrs. James
| E. Alexander were in Richmond at the
meeting OF the Daughters of the Con-
/ federacy.
| r. Lee Moore. Of Richmond, was in
Alexandria for a short time last week
Mr. and AIRS. Albert A Brager. for
merly OF this city. have announced the
! Engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Maria To Henry NJ. Ambach, son of
/ Max Ambach. OF Baltimore.
Robert TurnstaH. of Norfolk. was in
Alexandra last week.
Lieut. James Smith OF the Alexandrit
police department, is on his vacation
II his absence Policeman John T Rob
erts is acting lieutenant.
Mrs Isobel c. Johnston spent a few
DAYS in New York last week, with her
sons
Mss Mary Glen Uhler. vino has been
spending the summer i'm North Carolina,
has returned to her home I'm this city
Mr.. and Mrs. H g. Leef and family,
OF Lvnehburg. who have been visit
friends in this city. have returned 10
their home.
Mr. and AIRS. Leonard c. Harvey have
returned from their honeymoon.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Martha Thornton Ashton.
niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis carter
I EFitzhugh. TO Lewis Alexander Ashton
The ceremony viii take place at St,
+ Paul-s Church. King Georse county, on
( "Wednesday November 10
/ The Right Rev Augustine Van de
/ Viver Bishop of Richmond. was the
guest of the Rev. Father Cutier. at St.
Mary-s Church parsonage. last week
The Rev Dr. WiIlingham, secretary
| OF the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist convention. was a
E visitor in Alexandria last week
Miss Nina T. Chwosta and Thomas
+ Williamson, both of Washington. were
quietly married by the Rev. j. II. 5.
Eweu. al the parsonage of the Meth0-
dist Protestant Church. last week.
Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Downnam
have returned from their honeymoon
through the North
Dr. Walter A. Warheld who received
the degree of NJ. d. at the University
of the South, Sewanee, Tenn, few
weeks ago, has returned TO his home IN
this city. to practice his profession.
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So0tEeoa 5Siingtor1.

At the regular meeting OF Esther
chapter. No. . o. +. s. about 10 mem
bers Of the Order Of Eastern Star were
present from Baltimore 10 nay a fra
ternaI visit and witness an adenda en-
titled The Guiding Star and Floral
Offering" given by the officers OF the
Esther chapter The Rebew Orchestra
furnished music for the drill The
officers were drilled by Dr. FaIes. sur
geon. y. G. d. c After the adenda A
program was rendered. and refreshments
served. DR.. Fales was presented with a
glass bowl
Charles Maloney. 61S 3 street. enter
tanned some friends at his home. After
games refreshments were served.
Miss Bradley. Of Baltimore. is visiting
her sister. Mrs John l. Hammett, OF
Capitol Hill.
). Harrington. who had been III at his
home has recovered.
\ club of young ladies Of the Business
High School gave a party at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. r r Newton,
SIS a street Games were indulged in
until late hour. after which the
guests repaired 20 the dining room where
refreshments were served. The table
was beautifully decorated with chrys-
anthemums and autumn leaves. Those
present were. Misses Gertrude and
Josephine Herring. Florence Daily.
Mary Davis. Florence and Mildred New
ton. Arthur Znkhan. Herbert Blundon.
William Spciden. Taylor Chunlngan. and
p Hill.
The Octet met at the residence Of DIT.
w r HoofuaEIe. 1927 East Capitol
Street. Piano selections were rendered
by George w. Vale during the evening.
supper was served I'm the dining room.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Gil
bert a Clarke Miss Laura French. Mr.
and Mrs. FIeharty. Mr. and Mrs Dunn
Miss Matte Craige. George Vale. DIT
and Mrs Hoofnagle and Miss Dorothy
Hoofnagle. and Mrs. Paine.
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New Mail Boxes.

Mail boxes have recently been placed
m the Government Hospital for the In
sane. at Che corner Of Monroe and JET
ferson streets. and before the Postoffice.
ON Harrison street
y SUCCESSFUL rally has just been
brought to close by the congrega tion
of the HilsdaIc CoIored Methodist
Episcopal Church. of which the Rev. J..
r. Garrett is tho pastor. The rally
lasted n week. and during that time the
following delivered special sermons. The
Rev. Nj. c. Pierce, the Rev. W. L. POr-
ter. the Rev. W A Lindsay. and the
Rev Mr.. Spradley. At a reception held
last week the old deeds of the church
we're burned ia the presence of the mem
hers OF the congregation. An elaborate
program was rendered and supper
served. The following were among those
81, no took part in the program: The
Rev. 9. o.. Long. the Rev. ?. p Lewis.
James Young. Mrs. s. g. Brown. Mrs.
w Is. Scott. j. G. Banks Mrs Dorsey.
Miss Mamie Hite. Prof Solomon G.
Brown. Miss Lille ThrOckmortou. and
the Rev. w. +. Garrett. a large mum
bcr of representatives. from other col
ored churches u the city were present.
The committee OF arrangements con
sisted OF Mrs NJ. r. Cullcy. chairman
Phoebe Groves secretary; Lulu Solo
mon assistant chairman. Mary Van
l}urou. treasurer, Susie Randles. James
Young. p. Rcufrow and X Wright.
The Misses Lillian and Marion White
and Miss Margaret Batly. of Baltimore,
who were visiting Miss Jessie B. Bart
iett ar $40 Lincoln street EaVc returned
tu their homes.
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Montgomery
County News

The board of supervisors Of elections
for this county met Thursday and com
pletcd the official returns of the county
The count shows the entire Democratic
county ticket elected, with the exception
OF Washington r. Chichester, candidate
for the House of Delegates. i'm whose
stead David II. FentOn. Republican. was
elected
The unofficial returns Wednesday
showed that DcWaIt J. Willard. Ropub-
Hcau. was elected Thursdays count
changed This. giving Eenton majority
of ll2 votes.
The count shows the following.
For comptroller OF the treasury Cor
don T. Atkinson. Democrat. 2959, Rich
ard n. Hulme Prohibition. 12i, Henry NJ.
Mc1 ollough Republican. $50; Sylvester
l.. Y. Young. Socialist. l1
For State scuator-Georg" w. EasjUu
Prohibition 81; Blair Lee. Democrat.
500: Joseph r Moore. Republican. -gJ
For House of Delegates-Johu +. Boy
or. Prohibition 100. Walter G. Carroll.
Democrat. .. Ie5, Washington b. Chi
chester. Democrat. --&9>; j. Summerfiaid
Crawford Prohibition. 81: David a. Fen
tom. Republican. 2.5l0, Charles d. GrIT-
NTH. Democrat 2.7l6. Louis H. kelley.
Prohibition 1I6. caleb &. Lawson Trn-
bihitiOu To-. Charles G.. McDo.HId Re
publican -.fg6, Louis T. S.hoU Demo
craf. $500. Frank =. Ward. Republican,
s.+i4i D"Nali J. Willard. Republican.
For county commissioner Jacob H.
Allnutt. Democrat. 2.05; Richard a.
BoaU Prohibition lU3; oliver ~ l..
Clark. Democrat. 2.I4. Luther g. cue.
Republican 2.4aI; Charles r.. Kirk re
publican, 2.292: Robert NJ MuHiuix Pro
hibtiou, g.; William .. Parsley. ProhI-
tiou. So, Asa NJ. Stabler. Republican,
SOL. Joseph y White. Democrat. 2.7.4
For Shcrif-Jamcs p Gott. Democrat
26l1, Frank i. Hewitt. Republican. 25lS:
Thomas +. Watkins Prohibition 10
mr. T....F-
son. Republican 2.3S4; Charles J. Mad
duX. Democrat. 2,5l9. Vernon -. Wat
l.lus Prohibition lsG
For the constitutional amendment
franchise. 2,3l0; against. 2.5Ig
For the constitutional amendment
road. l,y42; against. 2,4Ig,