The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-31


best men for candidates Then again it has be-
come rule to continue in office several terms
trustworthy officials shown this year by the re-
nomination of Messrs Frank Rush and E. T.
Wilbur. The entire ticket is one we can COM
mend highly.
Supervisor-Frank H. Rush.
Clerk-Ellson T. wilbur
Treas.-George 1. Rush.
Highway Com.-Alex. G. Crane.
Member Board Review-Francis NJ Shepard.
Justice-William Wright.
School Inspector-Oive c. Launstein.
PERRY.
The republicans of Perry have pressed John
A. Morrice into service again by re nominating
him for supervisor Mr. Morrice is one of the
best representatives Perry ever sent to our
county legislature and he should be elected by
big majority. The other nominees make up
an exceptionally good ticket.
Supervisor-John A. Morrice,
Clerk-H. H. Hawley.
Treas.-Harvey Walter.
Justice-T. e. Heddle.
School inspector-James A. Hubbard
Highway Commissioner-Jas. Bridger.
sHIAwAssBE.
The republicans OF Shiawassee township have
have placed a man at the head OF their ticket
who in qualifications and character Is capable
of filling almost any office within the gift of the
people, while with him on the board Of super
visors the whole county, as we'll as his own
town will be the gamer. One of the strongest
candidates whose nomination was urged last
fall for state representative, he will be equally
strong on the board OF supervisors, and the re
publicans of Shiawassee should turn the town
upside down IL necessary to elect Mr.. Frank
| Whelan as supervisor, The whole ticket is a
good one, as might be expected from the name
at the head Of II.
| Clerk-Hugh Parker.
Treasurer-Thomas Herrick.
Justce-Henry williams.
| School fnspectof-William Mccullough.
Board of Retiew-C. H. H. Payne.
Woodruff.
The republicans of Woodruff are good fight
ers and will make an effort this year to elect all
of their nominees. The records will show that
the affairs OF the township have never been bet
ter handled than when republican officials were
I'm charge The ticket is all right and ought to
be elected
Supervisor-William Colby
Clerk-Geo. w. Chrouch
Treas.-Irving Vandewalker.
Justice-Geo. Clemens.
Highway Com.-Clio Colby.
Member Board Review-Geo. Poland.
BURNS.
81 think we have the strongest ticket we have
had for years" is the statement made to THE
TIMES by one of the leading republicans of
Burns We can say tn at the nominees are GER
tainly all right and deserve the unanimous sup
port of all republicans of the township. Burns
can be redeemed this year If every republican
will go to the polls.
Supervisor-Fred S. Ruggles.
Clerk-William II. Betterly.
Treas.-J. Frank Barnes
Justice-Thomas A. Lawrie.
Highway Com.-Barler l. Brown.
Board of Review-W William B. Mattison.
School Inspector-Miss Stella E. Potter.
MIDDLEBURY.
Middlebury has one of the truest of men
to represent her on the board of supervisors and
1t is safe to say he will be returned so long as he
will accept the position. The balance OF the
nominees are like Mr.. Stanlake, safe, conserva-
tive men. VINO believe in an honest administra
tion of township affairs
Supervisor-Geo. Stanlake.
Clerk-Edmund r. Vincent.
Treasurer. w. Rose
Highway Commissioner-W. O. Stif,
Justice, full tcrn-W. G. Stiff
Justice, to fill vacancy-J. M. Dewitt
Member Board OF Review-F. e. Southworth.
School Inspectof-C. G. Stiff
CALEDONIA
The republicans OF Caledonia have, as usual,
a strong ticket and the nominees will undoubt-
edly be elected by large maiorities. Supervisor
Martin, chairman of the present board, and an
excellent official, heads the ticket.
Clerk-Fred M. Kay.
Treas Daniel Munger.
Highway Com.-John f. Bilhimer.
Justice--zilba ID. Hurrell.
School nspector-Howard Slocum.
Member Board Review L. ID. Morgan.
VENICE.
The record of Supervisor Shipman Is as salts
factory to the voters OF Venice that of any man
who ever represented the town. The financial
Z <neactions Of the township have been econom.
icaHy administered since the voters turned them