The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-04-02
Township Nominations.
VENICE.

Township Nominations.
VENICE.
Supervisor, q. Shipman; Treas, Fred
Miller; clerk. Fred Lawcock; highway com
missioner. Smith Rogers; justice, G. b.
Goldsmith.
Supervisor, G. }. Cole; clerk, Frank Burt.
nett; treasurer, James AthertOn; highway
commissioner, Calvin Fuller; justice, A.
Love; member board of review, A. Trow.
bridge.
WOODRUFF
republicans will fight under the lead of hon.
est r. r. Kay, one of the truest men in the
county; clerk, j. j. Vandewalker; treas
urer, w. s. Shaft; justice, G. w. Chrouch.
scIoTA.
Supervisor, N. Willis Tucker; clerk, F..
l.. Tirrell; treasurer, JAS Lawler; justice,
G. W. Swarthout; highway commissioner,
Edrice SandersOn; board of review, Willis
A. Beech; school inspector, Fred l.. Dodge.
NEW HAVEN
republicans will rally around that staunch
and earnest republican, q. s. Dickinson, for
supervisor. The other nominees are: Clerk,
Walter Burge; treasurer, Cyrus Orser; high
way commissioner, Wallace Neff; justice,
j. McAvoy.
| PERRY.
John A. Morrce, the present courteous
chairman of the board of supervisors, is
again re-nOminated to act as chief officer OF
Perry. Clerk, ii. IL. Hawley; treasurer, G.
e. Calkins; school inspector, James Hub
bard; member board Of review, Geo. Ham
mond; constables, Oscar Beckwlth, Tom
johnson, Chas Robinson, Perry Treadway.
sHIAwAssEE.
If the republicans of Shiawassee do even
little work unitedly they will not only
elect Frank Z. Sheldon supervisor, but also
the balance of their ticket. Mr.. Sheldon
was valuable man for his township while
on the board. Clerk, John Devereaux;
treasurer, Frank Simpson; justice, John
Whelan; school inspector, VIM Mccullough;
member board of review, G. e. Godfrey.
RUSH.
The victor of many hard fought politi-
cal battle, Alfred b. Crane, heads list of
excellent republican nominees. Mr. Crane
is generally regarded as the best supervisor
Rush has ever had and his reelection ought
to be sure. Clerk, A. w. Preyer; treasurer,
John Crane; justice, Jacob d. Reiff; high
way commissioner, Albert Seelhoff: men,
Der board of review, Chas. Freeman; school
inspector, Edward FilllDSer; school inspect
or to fill vacancy, Henry Runyan; consta-
bles, VIM. Hurst, Fred Rowley, Fred Will
lis, Samuel Runyan.
owosso TOWNSHIP
The republican ticket is an unusually
strong one, headed by Frank III. Rush for
supervisor and Ellison T.. Wilbur for clerk,
both No officials. The other nominees are:
Treas, Alex. c. Crane; highway commits
sioner, Bert G. Launstein; member board of
review, Ezra Mason; school inspector, Oliver
Launstein; justice, Ezra Mason; con-
stables, Fred Denkert, j. j.. Van HoteD,
Sam'l. Strehl, Moses Mix. The entire
ticket deserves to receive the vote and sup
port of every republican in the township.
BURNS.
1--WE have a splendid ticket and our eau
Gus was entirely harmonious, which is more
than can be said of the other fellows eau
GUS" said prominent Burns republican to
THE TIMES. The personnel of the ticket
proves his assertion true. Supervisor, FL
mer Joslin; clerk, Fred Stowell; treasurer,
Fl. j. Mier; highway commissioner, Barber
Brown; member board of review, N. K.
Potter; school inspector, Earl Stone; justice,
b. S. Foskett. If the republicans of Burns
do little hustling most of the ticket will be
elected.
BENNINGTON
Republicans never had better ticket.
Nearly every nominee has had practical ex-
perience In the Office to which he aspires.
We expect to record a large majority for the
entire ticket: Supervisor, Francis G. Nor
rice; clerk, Arthur P. Strong; treasurer,
Lemuel G. Cooper; school inspector, Conrad
ID. Crugher; highway commissioner, Jabez
w. Hubbard; drain commissioner, Cornelius
Hubbard; justices, full term, Theodore j.
Hicks, years, James A. Armstrong, year
Alva M. Hutchins; member board of re-
view, Leonard Grouse; constables, VIM. r.
Clements, VIM. Friegel, George W. Cook,
Charles J. Baese.
VERNON.
Vernon republicans deserve success with
the following ticket: Supervisor, Samuel
Patched; clerk, A. B. Freeman; treasurer,
e. Button; justice. s. T. Waugh; justice,
short term, ID. s. Post; highway commits
sioner, Cornelius Powlison; school inspec.
tor, Bert Potter; board of review, G. s.
Reed and G. H. HasklHs; constables, Thos.
Peck, Ephraim Hart, VIM. II. Thorp. Su-
peryisor Patched made fine record on the
board at the January session aud IL the vot-
ers of the township consider their own inter-