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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
HARRlSONBURG NORMAL
III 4 ~

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.I
mARRISONBuRG. VA, December 20.
normal school board had their first
meeting at IIarrisonburs on Tuesday.
they spent the day inspecting the VA :
r riGns depar,ments Of the school, the
sions were held. Dinner was served
to the memhers Of the board by the
students of the household arts depart
ment. In the evening President and
Mrs. Burruss gave reception at Hill
Crest, the presidents home. 10 the
members Of the board and faculty. The
members OF the board who Wee unable
20 attend the meeting. were: Mr. Hull.
Roanoke; Mr.. Price, Bristol: Mr.. Shu-
make Smrry, and Mr. Locker Rich
mond. The presidents of all the nor
mal\schools wer present for the board
meeting.
The correspondence courses recently
organized under the extension depart =
incnt are giving promise of an cnthu-
Siastic response
y committee from the faculty is at
work getting ready an exhibit illus
tratinS the normal school and its va
rious aspects of work for the Panama
Exposition NJ San FRANCISCO.
called to their home in Bedford City
by the death OF their father on Friday.
:, Miss Matte Speck. of Bridgewater.
IN the normal school, was recently
married to Mr.. Lowmnn. Of Bridge
water.
ne StalloFu Literary society gave
special Christmas program on Sat
urday night.
Professor c. j. Heatwole spoke at a
patrons meeting at Daphna on Friday
lie will speak at a similar meeting to
be held at Dale Enterprise on Wednes-
DAY.
Tie Christmas holidays began on
Tuesday afternoon, and will extend
through January 4.
The members of the faculty who will
spend their vacation out of tbwn are
Is Ice
Clair, ~ j.; Miss Seeger, New York
city; Miss Sale. Glasgow, Va: Miss
Ida Cleveland, Glasgow: Miss Lam
caster, Ashland; Miss Bell Atlantic
City: Miss Mackcy, Lexington; Miss
HOFFMAN, Woodstock: Miss Hudson Luz
ray; Mr. and Mrs. Shriver. Ohio Mrs
Brooke and her daughter. Miss Amelia
will spend the holidays at Fredericks-
burg.
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ut Pilot Mountain. y. c.. and has come 70
SPehu the holidays at her home here.
misses Kate and Hansford Putteson. who
have positions In the South. hive returned
l" Sneir home for the holidays.s
IN excellent entertainment last week and
me pupils acted their parts SO as to do
Them ~ N""'' WHY '"'"e"
I,S m,Ss h2mn Garnett and Misses Emma and
are here spending tile holidays.
Diiiu.c, hice. or Lynchburg, IL employed at
~ NJ. Rogers. OF this place was a recent
't Missr IA charlottesvilie. Va
o, .'Ss Lucy ApDling Moss one OF the teach.
|" spend the holidays with her parents
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FORK UNION
Especial to The Times.Dispatcb

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
FOX UNION. VA, December CA Christ l.
children, was given In the Fork Union
Church this week. The gifts were presents
by Misses Hattie anu Louise Snead. a por-
tion OF the music program was solo by
Miss Fanny Thomas.
Professor Joseph Snead is spending his
vacation on Academy Avenue.
Hubert Seay and Miss Celia Saay are Wis
ltIng In Richmond
Will entertain at dance at their home,
on the Rvanna. Monday.
Christmas Day was spent in Fuvanna
largely with reunion of families while big
dinners featured the day
the dance given by Mr.. and Mrs S p
Ilar!and, in Palmyra on Monday evening.
Mrs. Harland was assisted in receiving by
of ST. Annes College. Charlottesville by
Mrs. ]. o. Perkins. OF Whitney, y. c. and
Mrs. III: B. Taylor. of Palmyra. The dance
was led by Robert Perkins. and Harry Grif-
whitney. y. c.: MIR. and Mrs. II. q. Taylor.
Misses Louise Perkins. Jamie BELL. OF Will
mington: Fenol Smith. Matte smith. elena
mington; Eleanor Cray. Ida Omohundro. of
WiminE,on: Mnude Wood, OF Wildwood !;
Sallie Gray, shepherd Ruth Mcmillan, Mar
Robert Perkins. Of cary's Brok: james Bell
Ray and o. 10. Thomas, Ralph Snead OF
Fork Union: George II. Sncad. Of the Medi-
cal col ,,seoS Of yrEiniS; Gra,tan snead, OF
Va; Dick Smith and Russell Gray. Cicssner
II. Jones. OF Fork Union; =. T.. Harand. H.
C Harland. Frank Seny. Of Fork Union
curtis Conrad, Harry. Griffin. of the Fork
Union Academy faculty: John Griffin. Of
Carys Brook; Il. g Omahundro.
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Of the club. and the wives of the other
officers were in the receiving line Mrs.
10 Hardie presided at the tea table
ana was assisted by several young wo-
men. The ball in the evening was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
Ihe Daughters of the Confederacy
,nct last saturday afternoon At the
nome OF Mrs. w. ~ Porter, on Edge
worth street. with Il full attendance of
mem, ,., DerS. An iniercstinE program was
rendered Mrs. Porter read delight
full paper on the Christmas OF 1864.
and Mrs: J. Sterling Jones gave an ac,
count of her experience abroad at the
outbreaks OF the present war Miss
Lizzie Lindsay, president of the chap
ter. appeared in Il new cotton gown
and emphasized the Wear Cotton"
novcmcnt. The next meeting will be
heId on Lce-Jackson Day.
The Reviewers Club Sheld it's Christ
mas meeting with Mrs. II. l.. Justice
u surprise to the members, the Friday
Club was invited. and Mrs. l.. r.
Mtchaux. of the Friday Club. assisted
MIS-. Justice as hostess. These are
said to be the two oldest clubs in the
city, and pursue study courses Forty
club members and many guests were
present
Miss Frances Sutton entertained the
faculty OF the Greensboro High school
ana the football team at her home Fri
day evening. The Misses Sutton stood
Corinnc Justice and Miss Glenn jNhad
charge of the punch bowl.
Miss Kathleen Wharton entertained
a few of her friends Saturday after
noon in honor Of Miss Louise Davis. Of
Penn Yam. y. Y.
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AlTAvlSTA

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
nj" W1liki iSIn "a. December 2s.Miss Jen-
risitors on "Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. Arthur Smith was I'm Lynchburp an
s MS % HSrm s"' ssAs. student at the state
,, Mr%: fheba Brugh OF East Radford. IL
S ClIs'nnIE her daughter. Mrs. }. i. Nc
"a. Miss Patrick left on Wednesday afternoon
i,ia a her nome In Rustburg. to spend the hoi.
,es Mrs g., u r. Shaver and daughter Anne.
EnHs's OF Dr. and Mrs. Steer. during The
ro Miss Virginia rerroa left on Wednesday
Rev. ana Mrs " ! pyr,, -,
y. c.; were visitors at The home OF H.
ana ana MRS. John l.. Scoggin last Thurrday
r,: MIS- l.. II. Thornton. of Blacks,one ar.
mas bmii[, S On sn,t,urday to spend the Christ
Thornton. Ai"S"'
burr mrs. rt T.. p Harris was n visitor in Lynch
r r.5Sna Is visiting her brothers and S,her
viii, f. r "a shor, len on Thursday for Lawrence
Mr. 20 and spe M1. Christmas w, Mi,h his m1,her
aroma, ar" Re- spending the holidays In and
M. Mr. and Mrs il. Ro.keller and son. Rob.
ter. M II haIliRore. are visiting their daush.
Mr.. " il. Il nn Carr :r o." t., Broad street;
,mvista Monday route TO Norfolk ,mh.r.
days '"'n curing the hoii-
DIR, DR. v 4. Thornton and family Of stony
,reek. arrived here "Wednesday In .ncn;
1.,e mondays with Mayor and Mrs w r: n
nj; MI anu Mrs. Thomas IL Iiaskins lcf, %,
inu'suay Tor Lynchburg. where they are To-
cnts. '' ii"'hih' y par
Mss Annie Smith. OF Washington. .pou,
:'m with Mrs. u. Arthur smith, going
, ~ .iS INA IN the afternoon. where shc viii
WISH friends for some time -"
az ., , ,. bo"mah arrived home Mon.
hsl p mitepnoo" to speed the holidays w!ih
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HYLAS

Special to Tho Times DispatchI
HfLAS, VA, December 26..-C. r. Deitrck
who has been III az the Johnson Willis Hos
ptal. was brought home last week. He
CONWAY Deitrick. OF the Virginia Poly.
Thomasla Dei,rick. of FarniivlIc Female
Institute. are at home for Christmas.
Dr. Charlie Bowls. wife and children have
gone to Richmond to spend Christmas will,
relatives.
Mrs. ". G. Wiltshire and daughter. Miss
Nirgie, visited Mrs. j. B. Noel, OF Hone
full last week.
Forest Johnson has gone to Nelson on 4,
visit to his sister. Mrs. David MassIe
Doris Johnson, who has been quito sick
with diptheria. is much better
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holidays They are students OF DIR. Nelson's
School. at ri, hmond.
Miss charlotte holland principal Of Fox.
croft school u In Baltimore.
Colonel ID {. S,ndu Ir mud 4. It..,,.
are visiting their parents In New York city
Mcclure were married in New York city
On December -
Miss Madeline Adams is visiting her par
cnts. at The Pines
MISS susan Turner for many years "A resi-
dent OF MiLdleburg. died al Charieston.
W Va. on sunday, She was Inferred IL,
sharon Cemetery Monday
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hne. <hnn, wife OF the Persian
chhrSc dnHHires at Washington, IL
one of the Persian royui co,nmissioner,
Z" the Pnnnmn-Pncitic Exposition, her
hnshnnd being the other. Mime. All
huii has recently been In san Fran
cisco to arrange for the Pcrsfun ex-
hiht at the mir. She is nm A.,cricun
%! birth, ana came from New ENG
mud. For her work In the Interests uf
fcrsin the sultan has decorated her,
ANA her Persian title IN "Murnveh-c.-
Sulfnneh." During her life In WASH
fnEton she hns made an envinbl~ repu-
tntion for herself ns hostess, aud In
one OF the most accomplished women
I'm the foreign diplomatic cOrps
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MlDDLEBURG

I.'I..tH ~ TIC ETHes- SUI vi.
MlDDIEBUR6. VA, December 20 Fox
croft School has closed for tho holidays
and the scholars have gone to their homes.
Miss Lizzie O'TSannon, OF the Wnman's
College. Richmond. is visiting her parents
near town
,,; lanes Fargo and his mother. OF New York
'Iy, are guests OF "Benton."
Miss clara Fargo. who has been visiting
MIS-. - {. Sands. 1r.. for some weeks. has
returned tn her home. In New York City.
Joseph y: Thomas has been spending a few
DAYS AT Huntland."
Misses Ellen and Mamie skinner are al
nome win their parents. MIR. and Mrs. LAID
wen skinner ut landmark until after the
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BUCKINGHAM
rsr.ci,I IN Tbe TImes. /,

Speclal 20 The T1mes- DIspatch.
BUCEl NGHAM, VA. December oG-AIrs
a. S. Hall has returned from n business trip
10 Columbia, $. G.
Beverly r.. Moss. OF Richmond. Ii spend.
ing the holidays Mt his old home here
Miss Fila Simms. Of Richmond. IN spend
ing tho holidays with her sister Mrs. W. J.
Hubbard.
Misses Cara and Dora Armstcad. two OF
the tenchcrs In the buckingham High School.
went to their home In Williamsburg, to
spend Christmas
Miss Mary T.. Moss has been teaching
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The scenery OF this route over IN.
Andes - magnificent The mountains
are much iik" the Rockies along the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad .rh.
formations are Of every d.scriptjou
and in some pla ccs they have the col
ors OF the Colorado canyon Now you
go through4snis gorges, and now
under rocks which hang mountain
nigh over the track. 4 little further
M are beautiful lakes that sparkle
Hike polished silver in the clear inoun
tain air.
There is but little vegetation on the
Pacific side OF the slope. Outsid,4 the
irrigated valleys the chief plants are
lcRcti, and among them IL the giant
csctus. which is peculiar 20 mis- re-
sioh. ~ mas spihes from ten. - twelve
feet in length. and Ia some }way. re.
semples the organ cactus OF Mexico and
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GIVEN STIFF FINE.
Viii Smith Fined in Justice BIies-
mans Court Monday for As
sauIt and Battery.

Will Smith received a heavy fine in
Justice Bliesman's court Monday
morning. when he plead guilty to the
charge of assault and battery upon
the information sworn out by Jesse
Wilson. Justice Bliesman assessed
Smith a fine of $4,000 and costs.
The trouble arose in the Denison
bakery Saturday evening, when 1t is
said that Smith got into trouble with
Wilson and knocked him down. In
the miXup some furniture in the bak-
cry was smashed up. Wilson filed in
formation against his adversary on
Monday. S. p. Jacobsen. the propri-
etor of the Denison bakery, started
action to recover for the damaged fur
niturc. but this action was set aside
as Wilson paid for the damage done.
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WHERE TO SPEND
THE FOURTH
Many Will Attend Celebration at Dow
City, Where Preparations Are
Already Completed.
MANNING WILL cETA CROWD
Deioit Always Entertains Well, and
Good Crowd Will be in Attend
ance at That Place.

Denison will be quiet place on July
4th this year. as there will be no cele-
bration. Many people are planning to
attend celebrations in nearby towns
and others who do not care so much
for the usual noise and excitement Will
have picnic dinners in the nearby
groves; others will go to Lake View
to enjoy the day fishing and swim
ming. Manning will attract a large
number of Denison people on the 4th,
inasmuch as the tiremen's tournament
will be held there Friday and Satur-
day. Denison's fire team will take
part in the tournament and large
crowd will accompany them there ear
ly Saturday morning. Lovers of auto
mobile races will journey up to Sioux
City Friday afternoon to be in attend
ance at the big 800 mile auto race.
where they will witness some OF the
fastest drivers in America racing
around the two mile saucer
Business Houses to Close.
Nearly every business house in Den
ison will be closed up tighter than
gun all day the fourth in order to give
proprietors and clerks a chance to
celebrate the glorious fourth. Mer-
chants are advertising the fact in the
local papers this week. In order to
accommodate customers they have de-
cided to remain open until 10 o'clock
Friday evening, and this will give peo-
pie ample opportunity to purchase
their groceries and all necessary ar
ticle5.
Celebration at DeIoit.
Deloit has made preparations for n
grand celebration and are anticipnt-
ing one of the largest crowds in the
history Of the town. Deloit believes
in doing things up right and has ar
ranged good program, consisting of
music, speech making, races and wind
ing up with a. grand ball and fireworks
in the evening. Below we print the
program OF events.
Song by n Chorus Of Voices.
Prayer
Song
Address OF Welcome.
Reading OF the Declaration, of Inde-
tpsndencs f;ev. RalstOn.
Address by Henry Bell. of Lincoln,
Neb.
Sons.
The above program is subject to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-01
auto ACCIDENT
THIS MORNING
Homer McWilIiams, of Charter Oak,
Confined to Denison Hospital AS
Result Of Auto Accident.
HAPPENED EAST OF DENIsoh
Miss Grace Hover Was in Car at the
Time G: Accident, but Fortunate
iy Escaped Uninjured.

Homer McWilliams, son of DR.. j. j.
ously injured in an automobile acct
dent just east OF Dcnlson on the Lin
coin highway at 10 o'clock this fore
noon, and is now confined in the Deni-
son hospital, suffering with internal
injuries. Miss Grace Hover. OF this
city, was in the car at the time OF
the accident, but fortunately escaped
without injury, but was thrown from
the car distance of fifty feet.
The young man drove over from
Charter Oak this morning and togeth-
er with Miss Hover started on ride
east on the road to Vail. When in
front of the Fred North farm. a mile
and a half east Of DeIison. the car
struck the ditch across the road and
evidently McWilliams lost control OF
the machine for it swerved across the
road and plowed into the bank for
distance of twenty-five feet, but for
tunately did not turn turtle. Miss
Hover was thrown from the machine
when it struck the bank and landed
on the bank fifty feet away from the
car, uninjured McWilliams sustained
internal injuries due to the driving
wheel striking him in the abdomen,
and was slightly bruised about the
head.
Henry Saggau. Demonstration for the
Denison Auto company. was in car
only short distance behind the i'll
fated machine and saw the accident
when it occurred. He stated that the
car was travelling at high rate of
speed and without a doubt McWilliams
lost control of his car when it struck
the small ditch running across the
road just west of the North farm.
When he saw that the accident was
serious he speeded up the car he was
driving and arrived at the scene only
a few moments later. Henry brought
McWilliams and Miss Hover to Deni-
son in his machine.
The injured boy is resting easily at
the hospital this afternoon and is much
better than he was this forenoon. His
injuries. being internal. it is not known
: Just how serious they ers.s y Ii39
1t is fortunate indeed that the young
people escaped With their lives ana
had the car turned turtle doubtless
they both would have been killed.
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june WEDDINGS
PREDOMINANT
Mr.. l.. V. Butterworth and Miss Mary
Harper Married at Noodbine on
Last Wednesday,.
WEDDING IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Miss Alfredo Gloc United in Marriage
to Mr.. Warren Page, Druggist
of Bradley, S. o.
Dow City, June 3O-Special-

A wedding OF interest to many peo-
pie here took plact Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides par
cnts near WOodbinc. Mr.. Louise Vir-
gil ButterwOrth and Miss Mary Chloe
Harper were the contracting parties.
Promptly at high noon. to the strains
of the wedding march played by Mrs.
Grace Fry, the bridal couple took
their places at the improvsed altar
and Elder Charles e. ButterwOrth.
father of the groom. spoke the words
that united the hearts and hands of
these two young people for life. about
eighty witnessing the ceremony. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Hester Harper, while Jay Field served
as best man. The beautiful ring GER
emory was used, the ring being car
ried on white satin pillow by Doro.
thy Mae Fry. The bride is not ex-
tensively known here, but those who
have met her know her as a young
lady of many graces OF character. Mr..
Butterworth was born and reared here
splendid reputation. The young
couple departed the same day for 4
wedding trip to the vicinity of Creigh-
ton, Neb. They will reside here, the
new home being not quite completed.
We welcome Mrs. Butterworth to our
midst and trust she may spend many
happy day among us. We extend
our heartiest congratulations to them
for long and prosperous welded life.
The following will prove OF inter
est to many of our readers: On
Wednesday morning. June 18th, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. Gloe, of Dell Rapids, S.
d., at the hour of 10 o'clock. occurred
the marriage of Miss Alfredo Gloe to
Mr.. Warren J. Page. OF Bradley, 5.
d., the Rev. Ferd Page, of Melette,
brother of the groom, performing the
ceremony. The home was attractive
" decorated in pink and white, roses
and peonies being used with stream
ers of the same colors. Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present. TO
the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march the couple. unattended took
their places for the ceremony. the
ring service being used. Aftei con-
CALCULATIONS were over the company
sat down to an elegant four course din
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ner. The bride was attired in beau
tiful gown of white crepe de chene,
trimmed in shadow lace and carried
q shower bouquet Of white roses. The
groom wore the conventional black.
The bride lived here for years and was
enc of our most popular girls Of the
community, for those who knew her
loved her for her sweet disposition
and charming ways. She moved from
here about four years ago. The groom
is not known here. He is a druggist
at Bradley and the young couple will
make their home at that place. The
best wishes Of scores Of Mrs. Pages
friends here are theirs that they may
always be attended by success, good
fortune and happiness.
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u. Ficnholdt was, up from Dow City
yesterday transacting business at the
county capital.
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and numbers may be added.

change and numbers may be added.
At | O'clock the games will com
mcnce and prizes given. Horse rae
ing, foot racing, horse shoe games.
wrestling match, ball game, dance and
fireworks in the evening will conclude
the day. good time Is expected and
Il general invitation is extended to all
to come and enjoy the day with us.
Program at Dow City.
900 a. m.--Band concert on public
square-Dow City, Band.
9:3O-Grand parade to Logan park,
of decorated automobiles, headed by
the band. Best decorated auto, SIS;
Cd best, $40; Sd. SIS.
At 10 o'clock the following program
will be given. t,He
Music at grand stand by band.
Invocation-ReT. W. A. Nelson.
Song-Chorus, Choir.
Grafton of the Day-Ciem kimball,
State Senator Of Pottawattamie coun-
ty and Grand Chancellor OF X. of p.
Lodge of State. of Iowa.
Music-Dow City Eand.
Picnic Dinner.
Band will play for free attractions.
beginning OF races, beginning OF bail
game.
Races and sports begin at 1:30.
Milk drinking contcst-1st. 81; I'd,
soc: Sd. 25c.
Mems foot race, 100 yards-lst, So;
Cd, SO; Sd, 81.
Boys foot race. IA years and under
50 yards-1st, $3.50; Cd, zoe; Sd. SOC.
Fat mans race, 225 lbs. or over, so
yards-lst, So; 2d,a$1; 3D. SOC.
Girls race, Is years or under, so
yards-lst, $l50; Cd, 75c; Sd, soc.
Relay race, on5each side-$S.OO.
Free for all mems foot race. 200
yards-lst. $4; Cd. $3.50; Sd, $l.5O.
$3.50 p. m.-Ball game between Ma
nilla and Dow City near Logan park.
Admission 25 cents. Immediately fol-
lowing the ball game, races on the
new track cast of town.
Free for all oneshalf mile dash
LIST. $50; Cd, SIS; 81. $l2
Farm horse and pony, one-half mile
dash-lst, $50: I'd, $12; Sd, SIS.
Farm horses must have worked on
farm in 1914 and ponies must not be
mere than 141s hands high. No horse
can run in both races. Three horses
to start in each. Free entry for horses
and free aGmissicn. The Peters
amusement company has been engaged
to put on the following free attrac-
tons: Two high dives by the dog.
Midget. one at p. m. and the other at
6 D. m. Two novelty Juggling acts,
the first at p, M, second at 6 p. m.
One balloon ascension In the after
noon or early evening will be made by
two dogs who will cut loose and de-
scend in their own parachute.
Bowery dance afternoon and eve
Ming. sa
x big disp1r1Ty OF SateRo,ks has beer
provided and will be worth witness
Ing. Come to Dow City to celebrate.
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ALBERT HELsLEY FOR CLERK
What Is Considered a Very Strong
Ticket Is Placed Before tho
Voters for Their Approval.
Republican County Ticket

The republican county convention
met at the superintendent office in
June 9th, and large number of
the court house Saturday morning,
delegates We're os hand from almost
every precinct in the county. The
meeting was called by order of Alfred
Dow City, to the chair. r. p. Conner
was named temporary secretary.
1t was moved by Carl +. Kuehnle
that the temporary organization be
made permanent, which was promptly
seconded and carried.
The call was read by w. E. Fishel,
the chairman.
The names OF those nominated for
offices at the recent primary were
read by the chairman. ~.
Helsley, Of Denison, be made the can
Mr., Kuehnle moved that Albert
didate for CLERK of the district court.
This motion was seconded and car
ried.
Alfred Wright placed in nomination
John H. Kruse, of West Side, for the
Office Of county recorder. Motion car
ried.
A. F. Barber. of Charter Oak pre-
scented to the convention the name
Of Dr.. S. A. Huber, OF Charter Oak,
for the office OF county coroner. The
nomination was seconded and carried.
Henry Rolls, of Denison, was nom
mated for supervisor for the term be.
ginning January 1915.
F.. r. Shirtcliff, Of Willow township,
was nominated for, supervisor for the
term beginning January. 1916.
A. J. Barrow, of Nishna botany town
ship, and SJaeob Carstens, OF iowa
township, were nominated for super
visors for the term beginning January
1916.
1t was moved by Mr.. Kuehnle that