The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-05

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vanHoek. Ind, SAT; Fred
Kroeger. r., 45s; Lyman Windel,
r., $50.
Justice OF the peace-William o.
Sellers. R, 377.
Consta Rumler, P.
ss1: william e. wichleman, R.,
44s; Frank VanderVoorde, r., "a.
Demos vicfsrs.
Coal Valley. April 5.-The Demo
Gratis won all offices in yesterday
election excepting that of assessor
for which Charles @. Buck, Repub-
lican, was unopposed. The liveliest
contest was for town clerk, won by
James Lees, Democrat. over joan
r. McGimpsey, Republican Results
were as follows:
Town clerk-James Lees, D., 30;
John F. McGimpsey, R., 40.
Assessor-Charles G. Buck, R.,
80.
Commissioner of highways
James w. Wilson, D., Isl; Harry
Moss, R., 20.
Justice Of peace-Louis Long D.,
80; william P. Thompson, R., SO.
Constable-Henry Viegar, D., 113.
Patterson Wins In Edgington-
Edgington, April 5.-A. III. PAT
terson, Democratic candidate for
assessor, defeated his Republican
opponent, Frank Curtis, 101 to 79r
in the only real contest which de-
veloped yesterday, against the G.
o. P. ticket. The first precinct vote
which swung heavily to Patterson
accounted for his victory. He poll
ed 1873 in that district against Cur
it's z. The results:
Town clerk-G. w. fitzpatrick
r., IT'S.
Assessor-A. H. Peterson, d,
209; Frank Curtis, r., 70.
Road commissioner = Adolph
Dunlap, R., 1888.
Justice of the peace-Walter
Sherer, R., 1855; William Mack, D.
10.
School trustee. A. Crawford,
R., 142; J. c. Baker, D., 12S.
Repubs Win in Drury.
Drury, April 5.--The Republican
candidates were successful here
yesterday defeating the Democrats
almost two to one. The results:
Town clerk-c. D. Foster, R.,
160; James Welsh, D., 81.
Assessor william j. Kranz, R.,
1874; William G. Workman, d 62.
Commissioner of highways
Frank Parker, r., 1875; Frank Fow-
Ter, D., 81.
1852; Enos Bopp, D., Sc.
Justice of the peace-L. L. Stull,
D., sc.
Constables 1.-TWO elected)-Ed An
derson, D., and Arch Foster, D., %.
Upton UnOppOsed.
Bowling, April 5.-John Upton.
chairman of the board, was unop-
posed in his home township for re-
election yesterday. Twenty-six
votes were cast for the only ticket
in the field. The officers elected ::
Supervisor-John Upton
Town clerk-Clarence Mcconnell.
Assessor-Clarence Clarke.
School trustee-Frank Rathbul.
Justice of the peace-Tom Cur
tbs.
One Ticket in Rural.
Rural, April 5.-The Union ticket
was unopposed in yesterdays cleo
ton, in which 33 votes were cast
for the following:
Town clerk-B. H. Bowman.
Treasurer. W. Bailey.
Road commiss:oner-W. W. VIII
son.
Justice of peace 1.-TWO elected
Frank Reynolds, J. w. Bailey.
Constable 1.-TWO elected -Bernard
Allen, George Hoefe
School trustee-R. NJ. Hanna.
HOfer Reelected.
Andalusia, April 5.-Albert HofeT,
Republican, was reelected super
visor, and all candidates on the Re
publican ticket were swept into
Office by results of yesterdays
election. Approximately 100 votes
were cast, resulting in the follow
ing winners:
Supervisor-Albert Hofer.
Town clerk-D. c. HeinZe.
Assessor Burgoyne
Road cOmmiSsioner-Jo Mckil-
lit.
School trustee-H W. Haas.
Justice of peace 1.-TWO elected)-
Charles Hayes, c. E. Fix.
Constable 1.-TWO elected )-Charlas
Bognar, c. o. Sunbeam.
No Contest In Hampton.
Hampton, April 5-There was
no contest in Hampton, all candi-
dates of the Peoples party being
elected as follows:
Town clerk-E. c. Henline.
Assessor-Paul Gerhardt.
Assistant supervisors-George T.
McNabney and William Gerharot.
Commissioner of highway-WiI-
liam Suess.
Justice of the peace-F. r.
Meeske and Robert l.. Harvey.
Constables-Fred Lingner and
William Morris