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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
HOG RALLY AND
SALE AT SHARON

Saturday tomorrow will be hog
rally and hog sale day at Sharon, and
it is expected that a large number
of hogs will be in town, both for sale
and for show purposes. Many of
the farmers in the Sharon vicinity
have for years prided themselves on
their fine hogs, and it is safe to pre-
dict that there will be a number of
good hogs carried to Sharon tomor-
row.
Prospective buyers are invited to
attend the hog rally and stock up on
good hogs. Also a boys and
girls pig club will be organized in
the afternoon, and every boy and
girl in that community interested in
raising hogs, both for profit and to
help the government, is urged to be
present. Mr.. Ellis will be on hand
to give such help as may be needed
in the organization.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
DRAGGING THE ROADS

From every section of the county,
where citizens really appreciate good
roads, information came in last
week and this of wholesale road
dragging. Nearly every person one
would meet would have something
to say about the citizens using the
split-log drag on the roads; and there
were so many drags on the roads in
some sections that traffic was inter-
fered with, but we have heard of
no one complaining on this score.
The benefits derived from road
dragging have been amply demon
strated during the past two weeks.
After the snow was melted and the
deeply frozen road beds thawed out
travel was well nigh impossible.
One gentleman started to Sharon on
Wednesday of last week; drove as
far as Rambo's store, got out, sent
his horse and buggy back home and
walked on into Sharon, rather than
punish his horse by pulling him
through the deep mud No dragging
had been done on that important
thoroughfare. AT the same time au-
tomobiles were making daily trips
over other roads in the county which
had been dragged. Thus the bene-
fits of dragging is seen.
Why is it, then, that our legisla-
tors do not provide for dragging
the roads at the same time they are
looking out for their individual in
terests by passing bills allowing leg
islators SIS for postage? Is it more
important that our law-making bod
les be provided with postage than
that our citizens may have roads?
What the Enterprise desires is to
see set in motion a move that will
give us some practical, sensible road
legislation. And the way to do it is
to elect men to the legislature hav-
ing some knowledge of road needs.
1t is not out of place to say that |
more dragging was done in this coun-
ty between Feb. 8 and Feb. 16-a
period Of little more than a week
than for the same length of time in
the county's history And, conse-
quently, more travelling was done
than usual at that time of year
Do not weary in well doing, gen
tlemen.
Keep the drags going. !
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

The Enterprise keeps con,
stantly on hand a supply of
fraternal order receipt books,
selling them cheaper than the
head camp houses-three W.
O. w. receipt books for soc.
Three Masonic receipt books
for soc. All kinds of frater-
nal order printing. Send your
fraternal order printing to the
Enterprise, where you send
resolution, etc. Don't send
away for your printing and
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

Were you ever Introduced to a Eel
low who Immediately Grabbed your
hand like he had Inherited it? And
did your AIitt feel like it had been
Caught in the Door? Then you've met
the Bone Crushers Where does he get
the Idea that he can Make Friends
that way?
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
A SLANDEROUS LIE

The Enterprise refused to publish
last week a base SANDER on the Y.
M. C. A., believing at the time there
was no truth in the article, and it
seems that the same SANDER had
been brought to the attention of the
Memphis Commercial Appeal, which,
on last Sunday published the fol-
lowing editorial, which ought to set
at rest forever this slanderous arti-
Gle:
The story about the Y. NJ. C. A.
engaging young women to dance
with young men seems to have had
its start in special sent out from
Seattle, Wash, on Dec. rs.
The story stated that 5000 young
women would be engaged by the Y.
M. c. A., to live in a special hotel,
at the gates of Camp Lewis, under
the direction and chaperonage of
the Y. W. C. A., to act as dancing
partners for the soldiers in the camp.
This story was reprinted in the
Baptist and Opmmoner, of Little
Rock, in its issue of Feb. 6:
Seattle, Dec. 25.-Three thous-
and girls will be enlisted by the Y.
M. c. A. to live in a special hotel at
the gates of Camp Lewis-Ameri-
cas- biggest army camp-and act as
dancing partners for soldiers in pa
yilions to be erected. The girls will
be under the supervision of the Y.
W. C. A. and ministerial cbaper0nes.
A minimum wage of SIS a week will
be paid to the girls. They will re-
ceive commission of 5 cents every
dance. Soldiers will pay 10 cents"
John L. Hunter, Arkansas state
secretary of the Y. M. C. A., wired
to the international secretary in
New York and to the secretary in
Seattle.
A telegram from the Y. NJ. C. A.
secretary in Seattle states this:
absolutely no foundation report
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton providing dancing partners for
soldiers. Denied both by association
leaders and by government repre-
sentatives. Paper does great injus-
tice by publishing rumor. Am writ |
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

l have Just received some ladies'
buckle Arctic overshoes. Should
you want a pair phone me. They
are $1.25 a pair.-R. L. Jeter.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
CHAS. W. WILCOX"

The persistence in repeating this
report has so scattered it that it will
take the truth long time to catch up
with the falsity, but much can be
done towards repairing the damage
which these ISLANDERS have brought
about if the papers which originally
printed the story will conspicuously
denounce its falsity and do so in a
whole-hearted manner.
This thing of repeating a SANDER
and then, when called upon to re-
tract it, of protesting the integrity
of purpose and good faith, is not eff
fective in disposing of the SANDER.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

The Enterprise covers Weakley
county like the dews of heaven If
The Enterprise, $3.50 per year
in advance If
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22
then ask your county paper to
publish your announcements,
resolutions, etc. If

FOR SALE-White Emden geese and
one Brown Leghorn cockerel.-
Mrs. j. E. Edwards, Sharon. 45-2t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

WALNUT LOGS-Wanted. Best
prices paid by Geo. Schober. 40-8t
The Enterprise, $3.50 per year.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-22

The Enterprise, $3.50 per year.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-09-20
Removing chIldlsh E..r.

Fear Is a matter OF feeling and must
be reached through feeling. not by will
nor reason. II your child has fear Of
some object and you wish to cure him.
two things are essential. You must
make the object familiar and you must
arrange for him e have pleasant as
sociations in connection With It. Any
fear treated in this way will rapidly
disappear. Exehangs
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-09-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-09-20


Robert Wood. the famous hend
waiter OF the National Press club at
Washington, is happy over being
called to the colors. Robert has
waited ON more distinguished men
thun any other waiter in America. He
has served, when they were guests Mt
the Press club. three presidents
Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson; cabinet
officers and distinguished foreign rep.
rescntatiyes, Including the duke OF
Connaught. Arthur Balfour, General
Joffre. Vice President vlviani OF
France, and the heads OF all other al
lied missions 10 the United States, IN
addition TO every foreign ambassado,
stationed In Washington during IN,
past i've years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Ote By PreCints In South Bend And Township

Recorder-Allardt. p; Klysz, so.
Sheriff-Cully. 7; Niezgodzki, so;
Osborne. -; Singler. 10.
COroner-Helman. 50; Mcnamara.
10: Vitou. II.
Surveyor-McClellan SIS.
Assessor-Truax, 81.
Commissioner eastern district) -
Beebe. SO: Fickenscher, II.
Commissioner (western district)-
Miller. 5S; Price. IL.
Councilman at large-O' Brien, 30;
Mix, Il.
Council-Neh. %; Mnliken. p.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Hanley, 80;
Witwer. IA.
Assessor-Voorde, 20.
Advisory board-Fickensch p;
Lydick, %; Martin. %.
Justice Of the peace-McCormick,
II; Peak, 80; Scanlon, II; Strick-
land. II; Wypiszynski, so.
Consta ble-Gunderman. Il; Bey-
rer, %.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district
Hickey. Is.
Judge circuit court-Funk, p.
Judge superior court-Mott, -;
Dare. IA.
Prosecuting attOrney-Pattee, ls.
Senator-Cady, y; Anderson, IL.
Representative Barnard, II;
Byers. Is: Hamilton, Il; Matthews,
II; Moon, 10.
Warner, Il.
Auditor-Sedgwick g.
Treasurer-Cole, 10; Coquillard,
Z; Jones. Z; Mountain, 3.
Observation-Disclosures 3; Mes, q;
Swanson, 10.
Sheriff-Duck, 20.
Coroner-Savery, II; Wagner, IS.
Surveyor-Leslie, 10.
Mochel, 16; Moore, 2.
Commissioner eastern district
Crull. s.
Commissioner western district
Brummit, IA; Yoder IL.
Councilman at large-Williams'
10.
Council-warner. Is; Ostrom, u;
Eggleston. s.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-krueger'
16; Woodruff. IL.
Booth, 9; Swartz. =.
.blstice of the peace-Kovacs, Il;
Hosinski. Il.
Hamilton, 19; Martin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
End WARD-2nd PRECINCT.
Democrats


Congressman, 18th district
Barnhart, Ga.
Judge circuit court-Jackson. 55.
Judge superior Montgom-
cry, 60; SCHNEIDER, 16.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye. s.;
Schwartz, 81.
SenatOr-Hepler, 40.
Representative - Dhoker, 81;
Gorski, 6S; Goss, So; Klinkner, IL;
Segety. 80: Weinke, 10.
Clerk-Raab. So; Tellison. %.
Auditor-Mayr. jr.. SO; Wolfe, 16.
Treasurer-Keller, So.
ecOrder-Allardt IS; Klysz, 43
Sheriff-Cully. II; Niezgodzki. 90;
Osborne. 10; SingIer. :.
Coroner-Helman, 81; Mcnamara.
Il: Vitou. s.
Surveyor-McClellan. Al.
Assessor-Truax 40.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe. IS; Fickenscher. s.
Commissioner (western district
Miller, 81; Price. 5.
Councilman at large-O' Brien, %;
Mix. Il.
Council-Neff. %; Miniken, %.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Hanley, 40;
Witwer. II.
Assessor-Noorde. IS.
Advisory board-Fickensche 20:
Lydick. 21; Martin, p.
Justice of the peace-McCormick,
Is: Peak. 20; Scanlon, IA; Strick-
land, 9; Wypiszynski. 81.
onstable-Gunderm "a: Bey
rer. 10.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district
Hickey, IS.
Judge circuit court--Funk. 10.
Judge superior court-Mott, 3;
Dare. II.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee, 9.
Senator-Cady. .: Anderson, Z.
Representative Barnard, s:
Byers, Z; Hamilton. s; Matthews, 8;
Moon. 6.
Clerk-Warner. 10.
AuditOr-Sedgwick 10.
Treasurer-Cole. s; Coquillard, 4;
Jones. 8; Mountain, 3.
Recorder-Kauffman 3; Mes, 8;
Swanson. 10.
Sheriff-Duck. -.
Coroner-Savery Q; Wagner, y.
Surveyor-Leslie. ..
Mochel :: Moore. 3.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Crull 9: Rose, Z.
Commissioner western district)-
Brummit, u: Yoder. 7.
Councilman at large-Williams
IL
Council-warner. .; Ostrom. S;
Eggleston. 3.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Krueger. g;
Woodruff. Z.
Assessor-Booth. S; SwartZ. 4.
Justice OF the peace-Kovacs. 10:
Hosinski. 9.
Constable - Hamilton, S; Mar
tin. Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08

Hickey. 40.
Judge circuit court-Funk So
Judge superior court-Mott %.
Oare. so.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee. 50.
Senator-Cady, 26. Anderson. IS.
Representative 80 Barnard. 50.
Byers. 81: Hamilton, 2S; Matthews.
%: Moon. 20.
County clerk-Warner so.
Auditors edgwick. 80.
Treasurer-Cole. 10; Coquillard.
Is: Jones. Is. Mountain, 10.
Observation-Disclosures 13; Mes. 2;
Swanson. 26.
Sheriff-Duck. 80.
Coroner-Savery IS; Wagner 81.
SurveyOr-Leslie. 80.
Mochel. "a: Moore. 90.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Crull. Is: Rose, %.
Commissioner western district
-Brummit. p; Yoder. Is.
Councilman at large-Williams.
80.
Council-Warner. IS; Ostrom. Il;
Eggleston. IS.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee--Kruege
%: Woodruff. Is.
Assessor-Bo Booth. a; Swartz. %.
Justice of the peace-Kovacs. %;
Hosinski. IS.
Standardization. so; Martin,
%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
3rd WARD-3rd PRECINCT.
Democrats.

Congressman, 18th district
Barnhart, As.
Judge circuit court-Jackson, 81.
Judge superior court-Montgom
cry, So.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye. IS:
Schwartz, SO.
Senator-Hepler, 80.
esentative-Dhoker IS; Cor
ski, 4; Goss, 40; Klinkner, 3: Segety.
40: Weinke, 5.
Clerk-Raab. 5; Tellison, ,.
Auditor-Mayr. jr.. 40; Wolfe. :.
Treasurer-Keller, 4.
Recorder-Allardt, 10: KlysZ, 50.
Sheriff-Cully, 6; NiezgOdzki, 81;
Osborne. 10: Singler. 8.
CorOner-Helman, l, Mcnamara.
:; Vitou, 19.
Surveyor-McClellan, 81.
Assessor-Truax %.
Commissioner eastern district
Beebe. /: Fickenscher, 3.
Commissioner (wesrern distric)
Miller. So; Price, 0.
Councilman at large-O'Brien. 9;
Mix, 5.
Council-Neff. Il; Milliken, 4.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Hanley, So;
Witwer, 5.
Assessor-Noorde, A..
Advisory acknowledgements =:
Lydick, 8; Martin, 10.
Justice Of the peace-McCormick,
.; Peak, >; Scanlon, Z; Strickland.
l. Wypiszynski. %.
Consrable-Gunderman, Z; Bey-
rer, II.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district
Hickey, 5.
Judge circuit court-Funk, Z.
Judge superior court-Mott, "A;
Dare. 3.
Prosecuting attOrney-Pattee, I.
Senaror-Cady, 3; Anderson, 4.
Representative Barnard, 4:
Byers, 4; Hamilton, {; Matthews, s.
Moon. 4.
CIerk-Warner. Z.
Auditors edgwick, s.
Treasurer-Cole. u; Coquillard
6; Jones. y; Mountain, 3.
Recorder-Kauffman 3; Mes.
Swanson, p.
Sheriff-Duck, II.
Coroner-Savery. Il: Wagner, Is
urveyOr-Leslie, 3.
ssessor-MOchel, S; Moore, ,.
Commissioner eastern district)-
/ Crull, Il; Rose. 4.
Commissioner (western district
-Brummit. IS; Yoder, 2.
Councilman at large-Williams, )
| Council-Warner. Z; Ostrom, )
| Egglesron. ..
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Kruege
I IS; Woodruff, 2.
| Assessor-Booth, 1: Swartz, 5.
Justice of the peace-KOvacs. z
Hosinski, S.
Consta ble-Hamilton, 8; Mar
/ tin. 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
9TH wARD-Srd PRECINCT.
Democrats.

Democrats.
Congressman. 18th district
Barnhart, lis.
Judge circuit coUr.-Jackson, 102
Judge superior court--Montgom-
cry. 107: SCHNEIDER, 80.
Prosecuting attOrney-Nye, "a;
Schwartz. 50.
Senator-Hepler. 90.
Representative- IS, Cor
ski. 81; Coss. 81; Klinkner. 80;
Segety. -; Weinke So.
Clerk-Raab, SO, Tellison. 40.
Auditor-Mayr. jr.. g.: Wolfe So.
Treasurer-Keller, 126.
Recorder-Allardt, -. Klysz, 81.
Sheriff Gully. 21; Niezgodzki. 43;
Osborne. a.: Singler, 81
Coroner-Helman. 60; McNarrars.
SO. Ntou. Al
Suryeyor-McClellan, 50.
Assessor 1ruax. 1O5.
Commissioner eastern district
-Becbe. CO; Fickenscher, 80.
Commissioner western district
Miller. -; Price %.
Councilman at largo Brien. So.
Mix, 81.
Council-Neff. 20. Milliken. 66.
township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Hanley.
~: Witwer. 20.
AssessOr-VOorde, IS.
Advisory board-Fickenscher, IS,
Lydick. IS; Martin. IS
Justice Of the peace-McCOrmick.
Is: Peak. 50. Scanlon. 81. Strick-
land. p; Wypiszynski, IS.
onstable-Gunderm %. Bey-
rer, 80
Republicans.
Congressman. 18th district
Hickey, 40.
Judge circuit court-Funk. SO.
Judge superior court-Mott, IS.
Dare. 81.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee 81.
Senator-Cady. 81; Anderson. q.
Representative - Barnard. 50,
Byers. -: Hamilton, a; Matthew
Is: Moon. IS.
l Clerk-Warner. 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
Republicans.


Congres sman-Hickey Z.
Judge circuit court-Funk. s.
Judge superior court-Mott. 9;
Dare. 3.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee. :.
State senator-Cady, 4; Anderson,
3.
Representative Barnard, 8; BY
ers, 3; Hamilton. 3; Matthews. 5;
Moon. 3.
County clerk-Warner S.
County auditor-Sedgwick 5.
County treasurer-Cole, 6: Co.
quillard. 1; Jones, 5 Mountain, 0.
County recorder Kaufman. .:
Mes. o; Swanson. 9.
Sheriff-Duck. s.
Coroner-Savery, s; Wagner, |.
County surveyOr-Leslie. 5.
County assessor - Mochel. 2;
Moore. 3.
County commissioner eastern
s; Rose, 5.
County commissioner (western
district)-Brummit, :; Yoder, ..
Councilman at Williams,
5.
County council-Warner. s. Os-
from, 3; Eggleston, 4.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-kruege
8; Woodruff. >.
Booth. s: Swartz. >.
Justice of the peace-Kovacs, 3;
Hosinski, 4.
Hamilton, s; Martin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
9Th WARD-fst PRECINCT.
Democrats

ConCressman-B So.
Judge circuit court-Jackson. 50.
Judge superior court-Montgom-
cry. As: SCHNEIDER. 25.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye, %;
Schwartz. A.
Senator-Hepler. A.
Representative - Dhoker. IT:
Gorski. 40- Goss. 80; Klinkner, il;
Segety. 20: Weinhe. 90.
Clerk-Raab. so; Tellison. 20.
Auditor-Mayr. jr, So; Wolfe. 80.
Treasurer-Keller. 81.
Recorder-Allardt, 2S; Klysz, 80.
Sherih-Cully. p: Niezgodzki, "a;
Osborne. 90. Singler. g.
Coroner - Holman. 50; Mona
mara. Is: Vitou. "A.
Surveyor-NcClella -.
Assessor-Truaz, 50.
Commissioned eastern district)-
Beebe. IS, Fickenscher. IS.
Commissioner Cwestern district)-
Miller. Al: Price. Is.
Councilman az largo Brien,
80. Mix. So.
Council-Nen As; MHliken. 80.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Haniey. a.
Witwer. 20
Assessor-voorde a.
Advisory board-Fickenscher 40;
Lydick. AZ Martin. A..
Justice 90 the peace Mccormick
"a: Peak. %; Scarlon. %; strick-
land. Il: Wypiszynski -.
Consta 5le-C unde-rran. 4o- Eey-
rer. Al.
Republicans.
COngressman-H.Ckcy
Judge circuit court-Funk. 40.
Judge superior c0urt-Mott. "a;
Dare. %
Prosecutin= attorney -Pattee. "a
Senator-Cady %; Anderson. is.
Represeutatiye- IS. By
ers. %. Hamilton. p. Matthews
is: Moon. 9.
Warner. 80.
Sedgwick. 3s
Treasurer-Cole. is: roqmnard
~. Jones. -; Mountain r
Recorder Kaufman -; Nies.
is. Swanson. IS.
Shecih-Duck. %.
CorOner-Savery. Il; Wagner. Il.
Surveyor 80.
Assessed ocheI. -. Moore IS.
CONTINUED o. PAGE FcUR9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
9Th WARD-2nd PRECINCT.
Democrats.

Congressman-B So.
Judge Circuit court-Jackson 20.
Judge superior court-Montgom-
cry. 6S: SCHNEIDER, IS.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye, AZ;
Schwartz As.
Senator-Hepler 10
Representative - Dhoker. IS;
GorskI. SO: Goss. 80; Klinkner. "a;
Segety, 40: Weinke, 20.
Clerk-Raab, 20; Tellison. %.
Auditor-Mayr. jr.. AZ; Wolfe. a..
Treasurer-KelIer, 90.
Recorder-Allardt, a.; Klysz. 40.
Sheriff-Cully. 20; Niezgodzki. 2S;
Osborne, %; Singler. 20.
Coroner - Holman, AS: McNa-
mara, p; Vitou. 20.
Surveyor -McClellan. 70.
Assessor-TruaX 90
Commissioner eastern district
Beebe. 80: Fickenscher. -.
Commissioner (western district
Miller. 80: Price 16.
Councilman at large-O' Brien.
81: Mix, 81.
Council-Neff. 90: Milliken. 40.
Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-Hanley, so;
Witwer. 10.
Assessor-Voorde, 81.
Advisory rd-Fickenscher, IS;
Lydick, 81; Martin, 81,
Justice of the peace-McCormick,
%: Peak. 81; Scanlon, 43; Strick-
land, IS: Wypiszynski, Is.
Constable-Gunderman, Ga; Bey-
rer, "a.
Republicans.
essman-HiCkey. AZ.
Judge circuit cOurt-Funk. Al
Judge superior court-Mott, 20;
Dare. %.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee, Sc.
Senator-Cady q; Anderson IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80: BY
ers. % hamilton, %; Matthews, 20;
Moon, >.
Warner. s.
Auditor Sedgwick, S5.
Treasurer-Cole. y; Coquillarc,
so: Jones, s: Mountain, 9.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Mes
80: Swanson, 10.
Sheriff-DuCk. So
Coroner-Savery, 10; Wagner, 1s
Surveyor-Leslie. IS.
Assessor-MOchel, 2S; Moore, %.
Commissioner eastern district
Crull, IS; Rose, IS.
Commissioner (western distric)-
| Brummit, 20; Yoder, 81
Councilman at large-Williams
les.
Council-Warner, q; Ostrom,
/ 10; EgglestOn, %.
/ Township Tickets.
Portage twp. trustee-hruege
"a; Woodruff, 19.
: Assessor-BOoth, Il, Swartz. p.
Justice of the peace-Kovacs, Il;
( Hosinski, 20
onstable-Hamilton %: Martin
! 20