Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-07-25
JUDGES FOR AUGUST
PRIMARIES SELECTED
County Court in Session Monday Cho..
es Men Who WIN Have Charge OF
the Polls in ELECTION
REPUBLICANS HARD TO FIND
Judges Experience Some Difficulty in
Few Districts in seraping up
Enough Republicans.

CHOSEN the election judges for the Au- |
gust primaries. II was no trouble &c
find Democrats 10 fill the places but in
few instances they hnd to hunt
around considerably to procure the
necessary number Of Republicans. It
is said that in one or two districts
every year junior members of certain
families are required to fill the quota.
The following judges were selected
for the several precincts in Audrain:
Cuivre Township.
Vandalia (Dem.) G. W. Daniel, Joe
Adolph Fennewald, Jas. Montague;
roll, S. c. Foster, Robt. Barnes.
Farber (Dem.) D. NJ. Gray, George
Biggs, G. H. Dubray; (Rep.) Benz.
Hill, Clarence Thompson, A. o. Jack
son.
Crow (Dem.) G. R. Masley, Herman
Culwell, ]. 7. Jerman; (Rep.) Earl
House, VIM. DeTienne, Charles Bar
ney.
Black (Dem.) 7. B. Brown, R. H.
McClintic, George Montague; (Rep)
j. E. Parker, B. L. Frisbie, ]. NJ. Jen-
nings.
Montgomery (Dem.) ]. B. DeVault,
H. L. Crane, P. NJ. Walker; (Rep.l
VIM. Moser, J. W. Teery, N. NJ. Fried
man.
Benton City (Dem.) J. W. Douglass,
]. W. Dowell, Chas. Harrison; (Rep.)
Geo. Kellerhals, H. C. Hutchins, J. J.
F. johnson.
Linn Township.
Edwards (Dem.) Y. E. Crews,
one of Mexieo's most accomplished
(Rep) John P. Scott, W. Fryer, Her.
man Geiseker.
Rush Hill (Dem.) Mark Civens, J.
c. Maxwell, J. P. Harper; (Rep.) j. R.
Shook, c. L. Smallwood, Frank Skelly.
Prairie Township.
Laddonia (Dem.) H. G. sipple, M.
L. Travis, ]. J. Alexander; (Rep.l
Chris Marburg, G. A. Self, W. Ak
ridge.
Beagles Dem T. W. Crawford, W,
H. McCue, R. P. Elliott; (Rep.) 0. E.
Bonsall, Morris Eubanks, W. H. Hol-
} lingsworth.
! Salt River Township.
Molino (Dem.) Taylor Dowell, For
rest Weaver, W. W. Wilson; (Rep.) j.
H. Hebel, John Ellis, Otto Carpenter.
Union ((Dem.) I. 7. Davis, Jas. Dill
lard, ]. T. Watts; (Rep.) A. P. Pitt
ger, Roy H. McCord, A. B. Weidler.
Mexico.
First Ward-(Dem.) John Abbay
Edgar Threlkeld, Sam D. Byrns;
(Rep.) W. A. McMurtry, ]. B. Botkini
Geo. Blowers.
Second Ward-(Dem.) W. B. Sap
pington, A. G. Azdell, Harry Atchi-
son; (Rep.) ]. F. Vigal, Harry House
. holder, Walter Squires.
Third Ward-(Dem.) W. A. Wayne
Charles Heizer, Chas. Bast; (Rep.)
{ R. H. Dean, R. R. Buckner, John Renie
Fourth Ward-(Dem.) J. P. Kemp
| Ran Kendall, j. ]. Wood; (Rep.) A. G
Barnes, A. T. Ankrom, NJ. T. Vande
l grift.
= Wilson Township.
Rowena (Dem.)' Elmer Gatewood
a Bert C. Berry and T. ]. Rowe; (Rep.,
n Art MCGOWAN, o. F. Squires and Hugh
: Leach.
i Naylor (Dem.) ]. M. Boyle, j. W
t Curry and John o'Brien, jr.; (Rep.
f Nick Smith Jack Davenport and c. A
f Candy.
" Thompson (Dem.) Baker Barnes
a George Pool and James Wisdom
, (Rep.) W. H. Dempsey, Joe Considin
h and Charles Householder.
Cant (Dem.) W. H. Wilmot, Hal
q Jones and Joe Smith; (Rep) A. L
f Gallop, t. M. Broaddus and M. L
: Sits. :,
d Burke (Dem.) Harrison Ford, K. M
4 Brown and A. Pryor; (Rep.) Johnso'
r Davis, W. E. Ellison and Newton Da
Il Wis.
o Sailing Township.
a Burnham (Dem.) ]. W. Walker, I. !
Arnold and E. B. Wilson; (Rep) j. I
q Waggoner, William Stauterman, an
,e Edward Stauterman.
n Friendship (Dem.) A. G. Burton I
). D. German and P. D. Forrest; (kep.
"a B. F. Burkey, George Ficklin and D.
l. Kanatzer.
d Canada (Dem.) Hume Long, j.
r. Terry and Stanley Palmer; (Fep'
Lutte Smith, John Everhart and Gran
Ficklin.
Macedonia (Dem.) J. E. Dulane!
W. T. Shields and M. E. Wainscot'
v (Rep.) S. E. Crank, George E. Ess an
in A. S. Proctor.