The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-04-03
Republican Township Nominations
BENNINGTON.


Bennington Republicans had
large turnout at their caucus, 81
votes being cast. The contest foI
supervisor was exceedingly lively an(
very close but the best of good nature
prevailed and united support was
promised the nominee, T. ]. Hicks
when the balloting was over. Mr.
Hicks served by appointment during
portion of the October and the
January session, making a creditable
record. His associates are: Clerk
F. B. Day; treasurer, w. H. Cline;
highway commissioners, Linus Letting
well; deputy, Manly Castle; justices,
Jacob Boyd, John Beardslee; school
inspector, Chas. Kline; board of re-
view, F. G. Morrice; constables, Will
Friegal, Chas. Shadbolt, Will Finch,
Chas. King. Bennington affairs will
be well managed with these men in
charge.
Oscar j. Bird will lead the fight of
Burns Republicans and his friends
about the county hope that the voters
of the township will elect him as
supervisor, as well as the others on
the ticket: Clerk, Frank r. Lawrie;
treasurer, Ray Chaffee; justice, H.
I. Brown; highway commissioner
Nelson LeMay; deputy, F. A. Till
man; board of review, Jas. Goff;
school inspector, H. w. Mier.
CALEDONIA.
The work of u. d. Hurrell as sup
ervisor was approved by those pres
ent at the caucus in the shape of a
unanimous denomination. Clerk, F.
Mcbride; treasurer, Chas. Doan
highway commissioner, Dan'l. Dutch
er; deputy, Philip Conley; justice, ].
F. Bilhimer; board of review, e. w.
Washburn; school inspector, Geo
Ackerson.
FAIRFIELD.
So we'll satisfied are the Republi-
cans of Fairfield with p. f. VanDusen
as supervisor, that he was named for
that office again although he is al
present travelling abroad and will not
be home until after the election. The
other candidates are: Clerk, D.
Lyones; treas, Will Peters; highway
commissioner, Frank Bachelor; dep.
uty, Andrew Austin; justices, B. Fo2
and Guy Walters.
RUSH.
The Republican nominees are:
Supervisor, Chas. w. Gassman; clerk
p. p. Bishop; treasurer, VIM. H
Kelly; highway commissioner, Leslie
Shuster, overseer, Jesse Wilson
school inspector, Chas. Barnes; board
review, John Dellamater; justices
William Caldwell, Otis Mead; consta.
bles, John Kugel, JAS. Richards, Jas.
per Ross, Geo. Brock. The ticket
should command the united support
of the party.
MIDDLEBURY.
Edmund r. Vincent again heads
the Republican ticket for supervisor
clerk, w. J. Brookins; treasurer, A.
S. Jorae; highway commissioner,
John Mckenzie; deputy, John Heff-
ner; justice, Geo. Snyder; member
board review, II. c. Binger; school
inspector, Homer Stiff.
OWoSSO TOWNSHIP.
Republicans of the township OF
Owosso usually nominate good men
for Office and they have not changed
their rule this year. Supr. e. T.
Wilbur again heads the list. The
other nominees are: Clerk, w. II.
Launstein; treasurer, Geo. I. Rush
member board review, Elihu w. Ma
son; highway commissioner, Aug
Stewart; overseer highways, Edw
Mcdonald; justices, F. NJ. Shepard
Alex. Purves; school inspector, Mar
ion Shepard; constables, Saml. Strehl
Merle Shepard, Geo. Guilford Town
ship affairs will be in careful hands
as the ticket is almost sure to be
elected.
WOODHULL.
Supervisor, Willis A. Spaulding
clerk, ]. J. Vandewalker; treasurer
Geo. Foland; highway commissioner
Irving l.. Vandewalker; deputy, Sher-
man Haskins; justice, Chas VI. Rob
inson.
SCIOTA.
Supervisor, j. d. Houghton; clerk
G. H. Reed; treasurer, Ed. Seib
highway commissioner, Orson Le-
land; deputy, Danl. Campbell: ms
tees, S. N. Pierce, Elmer Brown
school inspector, Miles Burt; board of
review, e. b. Putnam. Splendid nom
nations throughout.