The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-10-17

Hastings Banner: We are pleased 70
learn that e. o. Dewey and Jas. n. Mcbride
have purchased TIE Owosso TIMES. Ed.
has developed into hustling newspaper
man, and his partner is noted for get there
enterprise. They will make THE TIMFs
one of the best newspaper properties in
inland Michigan. Here's success to 'em.
Charlotte Republican: THE Owosso
TINES has been sold by Hon. Geo. NJ.
Dewey to his son, f. o. Dewey and Jas. n.
Mcbride. Mr.. Dewey has been city editor
and manager of the paper for several years
and is thoroughly capable newspaper man.
Mr.. Mcbride is at present the census super
visor for this census district, is university
graduate, q successful teacher and received
good vote in the recent Republican state
convention for the Office of superintendent
of public instruction and will, we feel sure
make a success in his new venture. The
new firm will be strong one.
Oakland County Advertiser: Ed. O.
Dewey and j. N. Mcbride have purchased
The Owosso TINES and will hereafter
publish the same. The boys are hustlers
and we wish them every possible success.
Isabella County Enterprise: Dewey d
Mcbride are now the rropretors and editors
of TIE Owosso TIMES. They are bright
young men with prosperous future before
them. The Enterprise wishes them the
fullest accomplishment Of their hopes.
Fen;on Independent: Geo. nj. Dewey,
for many years editor of THE OwOssoTIMEs
retired from the paper and from newspaper
work last week. THE TIMES is under the
editorial and business management OF
Messrs. E. o. Dewey and j. N. Mcbride,
both young men are hustIers.
Ranuh1ioop I aoJar (Ct 7 o,,;sN. N,o ~
Dewey has sold The Owosso TIMES to +.
o. Dewey and Jas. N. Mcbride. Mr.. Dew
ey said his Good Bye" to his patrons last
week. The new proprietors are well spoken
of and will undoubtedly fulfill all expecta-
tiOns.
Carson City Gazette: TIE Owosso TIMES
has been sold to X. D. Dewey and J. N.Mc.
Bride. Both are young men of push. Mr..
Dewey having looked after THE TINES for
several years. Mr.. Mcbride is q school
teacher, so of cCuise he can look after his
share of the work.
Alma Record: +. o. Dewey and James
n. Mcbride have purchased THE Owosso
TIMES and assume the management this
week. 1t Is hardly necessary to state that
The TIMES will, as in the past, be a stall
wart Republican sheet. The Records best
wishes go out to the new management
Concord IN. II. Daily Monitor: George
M. Dewey, ESQ.,, who is well known in this
state, has retired from the editorial manage
ment of THE OwOsso TINES in Michigan.
after nine years of acceptable service to the
Republican party of that state. In his
goodbye to his readers Mr.. Dewey init
mates that his editorial life, which has
extended over long period of years. is per-
haps probably closed forever. We trust he
will long live to do effective work ON the
platform for the grand old Republican par
ty. to which he has been devoted since its
organization.
Granite State Free Press -
Hon. Geo. nj. Dewey has retired from the
editorial management of the Owosso, Mich,
TINES, his son, Edmund o. Dewey, and
James n. Mcbride succeeding. Mr.. Dew
ey, who Is y native of Lebanon, has had n
long, honorable, and measurably successful
career as a newspaper man. He Is a vigor-
Gus writer, as well as an able and agreeable
platform speaker. He expects to devote his
energies somewhat more to the latter. now
that he Is relieved from the responsibilities
OF the saDctum and the importunate cry for
copy" and Is in demand in many states.
The younger Dewey has already, IL is said.
shown himself to be chip of the old block.
and, II the fathers word may be trusted,
little more. Lebanon takes an interest In
her grands0ns, and will hope for his success.