Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-11
RESULTS IN THE COUNTY.
Eleven Incorporated Towns OF County
Hold Elections Monday.

The eleven incorporated towns held
| their annual school elections Monua!'
but the interest shown was small. IN
many cases directors were reelected
without opposition. -. '''.:'
St. Anthony had another question
beside the election of directors 10 vote
Oil, III g proposition to sell the three
old school houses in the consolidated
! district that are now replaced oy ne"
central school. On this question 90
votes were cast for the proposition. anu
against. A total of "a votes was cast
in tho election of director, John Mackin
receiving 81 and H. C. Schaper 81. 9th
or scattering votes were cast for dill
ferent individuals. Both Mackin ano
Schaper were elected to succeed them
selves.
The Liscomb election was unusualis
quiet for that enterprisng little place.
and only IA votes were cast. 1hess
were unanimous for the reelection OIL
Jacob Galloway as director.
| w. B. Mason was elected without op-
position to succeed himself as director
of the independent district OF Mel
bourne He had no organized Oppose
ton, altho three scattering votes We're
cast. one each for Louis Blink, Or. H.
H. Ferris, and Arthur Rohrer. VI ths
SO votes cast Mason received ~.
At Rhodes F. D. Outright was elect
ed to succeed DR.. L. E. Noble, ana a.
n. Bale and T. P. Mansfield were the
Il other two members elected as members
of the school board. H. F. Stouifer
was chosen as treasurer OF the dlstrlce'
A total of so votes was cast.
r. A. Buck had no opposition for the
full term at State Center, and succeeds
l himself on the board. Fred A. cutter
was elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Frank Adams
who has left town. w. A. Ellis opposed
Cutler for the short term. and received
&c votes to Cutters IS. A total of Az
votes was cast
The voters of the independent dis
trict of Clemens elected four directors
in the persons of O. Everest, John AT
kinson, Fred Van Metre. and FREQ
Parsons. All but Parsons succeed them
selves. S. Lucas, Burt Turner. ana >
Bartne formed an opposing ticket. nu'
the successful ones were elected pS
good majorities. Robert Pollock wa:
elected treasurer.
z. B. Mcfiiii and Joilr LundstruH
were elected directors at Albion for tn
: three-year term without opposition
with % votes cast. Jason Moffatt re-
ceived votes for director, and Fort
Thompson i. II. j. Reidei was elected
treasurer, and W. c. Van Horn re
ceived 1 vote for that office. McRil
succeeds himself as director, ant
Lundstrum succeeds Jason Moffatt. Nc
Rill received % Of the % votes cast ant
Lundstrum 20.
II Ry the interest shown in the schoo
i election at Gilman one would not have
l Judged that an election was being held
i Only votes were cast for j. Harr!
Scurr. reelected to the long term ani
| Thomas McGrew, for the short term
] McGrew has been serving as mem
Der of the board under appointment
| following w. H. Jones' who has re
moved from the district.
iii Laurel voters turned down the prop
osition to spend 81, 800 for new schoo
house between districts Nos. and
and this fact brought out the larges
vote of any of the towns in the county
The proposition was lost SO to Ia
/ George Putnam was elected director
at-large to succeed himself by almos
l unanimous vote.
| c.. ]. Handorf was elected for tn
three-year term, ]. G. Etzel for t"'
years, and John Hoopengardner TO
| one year at the annual election at Fer
guson. The election of the three can
didates was without opposition. and
light vote was polled. Handorf an
Hoopengardner were reelected. j.
Workman was chosen treasurer Of tn
district.
LeGrand elected one director, in tn
1 IN, ruyt1n 1lyil
ceed l. Il. Hammond. II. D. Howe
was named as treasurer to succeed r
Hammond. Neither had opposition an
J LOO VOTES were cast