The following is a list of the officers elected in the towns of the county at the election held this month:
Oxford Area Election Results, April 1915 Name Position Residence ALDRICH F. B. Constable Town of New Chester (Adams County) ATKINS L. E. Justice of the Peace Town of New Chester (Adams County) BURGDORFF H. R. Treasurer Town of New Chester (Adams County) BURGDORFF Theo. Supervisor Town of New Chester (Adams County) BYERS John Supervisor Town of Oxford DANIELS J. W. Clerk Village of Oxford FOAT D. S. Supervisor Town of Jackson FOAT E. S. Constable Village of Oxford FRANKLIN A. Assessor Town of Oxford GARLOCK John Justice to Fill Vacancy Town of Jackson GERBITZ Wm. Constable Town of Oxford GRAHAM S. T. Justice to Fill Vacancy Town of Jackson GRANT E. G. Justice of the Peace Town of Oxford HAGERMAN E. Assessor Town of Jackson HAYES W. T. Justice of the Peace Town of Jackson HOUSLET B. Supervisor Village of Oxford HOUSLET Neal Chairman Town of Oxford INGRAHAM A. F. Constable Town of Jackson KEACH E. W. Assessor Village of Oxford KLOSS August Assessor Town of New Chester (Adams County) MANCHESTER James Justice of the Peace Town of Jackson MASON H. L. 2-yr. Trustee Village of Oxford McNUTT H. F. Treasurer Town of Oxford McTIER George Constable Town of New Chester (Adams County) MITCHELL D. J. President Village of Oxford MITCHELL R. J. Justice of the Peace Village of Oxford MORGAN Charles Clerk Town of Oxford NEFF George Supervisor Town of New Chester (Adams County) NICHOLS R. C. Supervisor Town of Jackson PETERS A. C. Clerk Town of New Chester (Adams County) REID E. Constable Town of Jackson RODGER J. A. Treasurer Town of Jackson RUSSELL C. S. Chairman Town of New Chester (Adams County) SNYDER H. A. Clerk Town of Jackson SORENSON H. P. Chairman Town of Jackson STALKER L. 2-yr. Trustee Village of Oxford SUMMERTON Frank Supervisor Town of Oxford WOHLFERT Gus Treasurer Village of Oxford WOHLFERT R. L. Justice of the Peace Town of New Chester (Adams County) ZIEGLER Dr. E. J. 1-yr. Trustee Village of Oxford
H. E. McNutt received 83 votes in the village for member of county school board. The courthouse vote won out by a good majority throughout the county. Packwaukee went dry by a big majority. Westfield voted wet by a small majority. Briggsville voted wet.
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