The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-30
MIDDLEBURY.

nominee of his party for reelection. His
opinion Is valued by every member of the
present board and his advice is often
sought. His associates on the ticket are:
clerk, Edmund K. Vincent; treasurer, VIII
bur Howard; highway commissioner, John
Mckenzie; justice, Chas. Valentine; justice
to fill vacancy, j. M. Dewitt; member board
review, Geo. Potter; school inspector, VIM.
Brookins; constables, T. Fairfield, r.
Stewart, T. Marvin, K. Warren. There is
not poor man among the lot.
owosso TOWNSHIP.
| 1t Is almost useless to say even word
| for the republican ticket in this township
the nominees are among the best men In
the township and nearly all have filed the
Offices to which they have been ominated.
| Supervisor Rush Is one OF the best workers
on the present board. Nominees: Super
visor, Frank II. Rush; clerk Ellison T.
Wilbur; treasurer, Geo. l. Rush; highway
commissioner, A. G. Crane; justice, f. M.
Shepard; member board review, l.. s.
Bowles; school inspector, Phillip Shepard;
constables, j. K. Van hoten, Samuel
Strehl, Geo. Coakes, Moses Mix
PERRY.
Perry republicans will make deter
mined effort to redeem the supervisorship
this year and to that end have nominated
a gentleman who served several years In
that capacity while a resident of Locke
| orsIo oh
one of the pro minent business men of Perry
village. The republicans of the township
should pull together this year nd elect the
entire ticket. The nominees are: Clerk,
Fl. H. Hawley; tire asurer, III. Walter; high
way commissioner, Jas. Bridger; justice,
Ii. II. Hawley; school inspector, T. ).
Stanley; school inspector to fill vacancy,
b K. Coburn; member board of review,
f. l.. Watkins; constables, w. P. Tread
way, E G. Nye, c. o. Robinson T. John
son.
RUSH.
Joseph j. Huffman, who heads the splen-
did ticket of Rush republicans, has the re-
spect and confidence of all citizens of the
township irrespective of party affiliations.
He has served the people OF the township in
various capacities and always in a very ac-
ceptable manner. Together with the other
nominees, and better list is seldom select
ed, he should receive the hearty support Of
his party The entire ticket ought to be
elected. Ticket: Supervisor, j. j. Huff
man; clerk, VIM. W. Palmer; treasurer,
Jas. K. Agnew, Jr.; member board of re-
, view, E. K. Bunting; justice, Almond
Pollard; school inspector, Chas. w. Gass
man; constables, Orrin Peace, John Scodelt
A. l.. Featherly, Frank Dewitt.
! soIoTA.
The republicans of Sciota are not dis
couraged by defeat aud will meet tn
enemy again this year with strong ticket
: Supervisor: s. N. Pierce; clerk Roy NJ
Simpson; treasurer, w. Fl Hunt; justices
w. w. Burgess, o. j. Leland; highway
commissioner, II. r. Sharpe; membe
: board of review; A. A. Shultz; school In
spector, r. B. Putnam; constables, w. II
Sheffield, Il. Hamilton, K. Sanderson
:. Harry Vincent
sHIAwAssEE.
: The republicans of this township shoul
# realize that they have been represented to-
long by democrat and for once forget al
differences and roll up a rousIng majort
for their entire ticket, which is one of e.
ceptional merit. Their nominee for supe
III | 10 10 ha
l. progressive farmers of the county, ma
u who has the confidence and respect OF a
IL who know him. Ii elected and we belle,
y he will be, he would look carefully after I'll
20 interests Of every taxpayer In the township
10 His associates on the ticket are: Clerk,
v f. Devereaux; treasurer, T. r. Herrcl
D. highway commissioner, G. j. Thoma
T. member board of review, Frank Sheldel
7, justice, S. j. Gurney; justice to fill vacanc.
= j. c. Carruthers; school inspector, Fran
D. Sergeant
- VERNON
The republicans are wide awake to Il
Importance of gaining a substantial victor
j., on Monday next and intend to make cea
= sweep. The personnel of their ticket ws
never better. Supervisor, A. b. Freeman
:. clerk, Burt Lemunyon; treasurer, Fran
Burt; highway commissioner, M. Wes
" = justices, Frank Karrer, s. G.. Patched
member board of review, G. r. Smit
=, school Inspector, W. b. Shenan.
- VENICE.
ls Ihe republicans of Venice believe In Il
n. policy of selecting their best men for publ
r. officials-a plan they followed for yea
IN when in the minority in the township, uni
ar at last the voters came to see 1t was 4
their interests to elect the republican tcke
n. The records of the town show that
n affairs we're never better managed thf
re- since Chas. W. Shipman was elected supe
visor, together with the other republics
officials. Ticket: Supervisor, q. w. Shi
n man; clerk, Fred w. Lawcock; treasure
mr. Fred Hamlin; highway commissioner,
,d z. Calkins; member board of review, Fr,
in Miller; justice, Bernard Kngsbury; jdstit
ID to ill vacancy, A. 5. Andrews; constable
IN p. Perkins, Il. SACK, wm. Nuzzy, B. "
Cillius.