The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-14
LYNCHBURG.
November IL, 1907.


political nature. Seeing ones ticket
gave no evidence AS to which party
he belonged, as me voting was done
for the man and the principle rather
than for the party. The Republicans
In the corporation, elected the clerk
four members of council and two
members of the board of public affairs
The official count as given to the pub
lie showed as follows:
Mayor-W. A. West, R., 112; @. A.
Puckett, D., 116.
Marshal---R. e. Lewis, R., 108; Jesse
Allen, D., III.
Clerk-A. e. Archer, r 1853; w. a
McClelland, D., 81.
Treasurer-J. F. Noble, R., 104 Il.
o. Mcdaniel, D., 10S.
Council-J. W. Peale, R., ITO; Jas.
Kellis, D., 92; G. w. Thompson, R.,
ss; Thos. Eaglin, D., 1l5; U. @. Pence,
r., 119; Walter Minzler, D 90; VIM.
Alexander, R., 90; Chas. Philhower,
D., 73; Chas. West, r, 105; ]. B.
Hunter, D., 1903 A. Garner, R., LOG
T. E. Moorhead, D., 124.
Board Public Affairs-S. 8. Puckett,
B., 1886; W. N. Dumenil, D., 81; ]. W.
Duncanson, R., 1873; D. 8. Simkins, D.,
l05; J. A. Bering, r. 70; J. F. Reams,
d, liz.
school Board-E. Dumenil, r., 100
Frank Boosveld, d 1877; W. G. Ross,
r 1902; Geo. Smith, D, LOG.
Now as 1t stands, the next corpora
tion officers will be: Mayor, G. A.
Pickett, D. Marshal, Jesse Allen,
d. Clerk, A. e. Archer, r. Treas
urer, q. o. Mcdaniel, d. Council,
T. E. Moorhead, D; U. G. Pence, r.;
Thos. Eaglin, D.; J. w. Peale, r. A.
Garner, r.; Chas. West, r. Board
Public Affairs, s. s. Pickett, r -
W. Duncanson, r j. f. Reames, d.
School Board, Frank Bossveld, D.:
Geo. Smith, d.
Not having the official count from
the Dodsonville precinct we are not
able to state what was ne in the
township, but will give the finding as
to results In the precinct at this
place:
Trustee-Peter Weishaupt, r., 1856;
q. F. Tedrick, D., As; r. X. Virgins,
r., 105; Jas. Fields, D., "a.
Clerk-E. Dumenil, R., 1877; M. G.
Stroup, D., Sc.
Treasurer-W. L. Stautner, R., l46.
Justice of the Peace-B F. Faris,
r., 1928, G. A. Townsend, D., 90; Thos.
Shaffer, D., 81.
Consta bles-G. r. Miller, R, 1872;
Corda Hawthorn, D., 73; VIM. Pulse,
r., II; W. q. McClelland, D., "a.
Assessor-B. o. Pratt, r., 12l; L G
Ludwick, D., 92.
Cemetery Trustee-Dr. A. Garner,
r., l.
Ditch Supervisors. M Thompson,
r., 10; Fred Fowler, D., So.
The judges of election for this pre-
clnct were as follows DR.. John Muir
ply and c.. A Michael, r Ed. NJ.
Virgins and Cons Dumenil, d. ]. r.
Roser, r and J. D. Bobbitt, D., acted
as clerks.
Miss Florence Smith is now an
attache of the Highland House In
Hillsboro, being employed in the
of dining room girl.
Quite a number of ladies cast bal.
lots at the school election Tuesday.
Rev. G. r. Frenger will commence
series of protracted meetings In the
NJ. E. church at Jacksonville this even.
ng.
Frank Stamats and family, of Des
Iowa, have moved to this vii
age and located In the Chas. Linton
residence property, South Sycamore
street. Mr.. Stamats is employed as a
travelling salesman tor the Alkaloidal
Drug Co., of Chicago.
W. L. stautner and family have
moved from the home they recently
,old to the J. q. Putnam residence
on East Pearl street.
Postmaster AL. Feike reports the
list of unclaimed letters re- 4
naming In the Office Nov. /; Mrs
Maud Bidricges, Mrs. Emma Parker,
Mrs. Edith Pulse, Maggie A. Shaffer,
VIM. 8. Teasdale, Mr.. Lebiram Yasi.
per.
L. L. Faris, of Indianapolis, Ind,
spent a portion of last week the guest
of relatives and friends here. he was
accompanied home by his wife and
who have spent the past
three weeks with home folks.
Newton CLANCY. of Hillsboro, made
a business call In this village Wednes.