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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
1
Early statewide returns show Senator W B Allison leading Governor A B Cummins by about 12,000 with delays from Dubuque County altering final tallies. By midafternoon Allison sees large majorities in several districts while Cummins seeks hopeful figures from northern counties amid slow precinct reporting.
Allison carries most young precincts in the county with a near 300 majority, while the city wards of First Second and Third within Noble Massen and Victoria townships tilt the count. Alison wins the county by about 300. Meredith defeats Scott by roughly 164. Complete vote totals provided for all but one precinct.
Real estate transfers recorded: Mary C Black et al to Robert A Garside wd dated 8 28 98 for Lot 1 and N 44 Block 4 Massena and Its 1 2 Block 5 Ist Add Massena 1140 dollars. H Rudolph and wife to James McGovern Jr sed 5 25 08 all SW 44 SW 44 3 76 36 s of railroad 100 dollars. Stephanie G Felt et al to S Walter Felt ied 5 7 08 SW from 4 18 76 34 9500 dollars. Tda J Schumacher and husband to Robert A Garside icd 4 27 08 see Ist dese 1 dollar.
Miss Roxie Hayek returns home in Lewis while Kreiger of Griswold shops here. Atlantic visitors include Guy Weaver and Hugh Livingston. Residents travel to Excelsior Springs. Graduating class goes to Atlantic for a photo. A Vesta Perkins recital benefits the Ladies Oakwood association. The town notes come with visits from Ohio and Nebraska, plus a new school census by Prof. Raymond Cornell starting late this week.
Court Reporter W. B. Butler visited, weddings in Omaha and Shelby noted, pastors and homeseekers travel, Cass township vote praised, various locals drop by the office, and Effie Scholtz arriving from Riverside for a parental visit. Dr. Immert heads to Chicago for American Medical meeting. Max Immert returns from Philadelphia.
Miss Harriett Bennett and Fred Donley Turner wed at high noon today in the Bennett home with Rev. Elston officiating. The couple, both well regarded, plan to live in Manning before visiting Winterset then relocate. Cosson, candidate for senator, visited after carrying Audubon county and leading in early returns.
The Cass County Fair association met Monday afternoon to transact a grist of business. Members discussed the year's fair prospects and expected large daily attendance.
Mothers with sore nipples are told a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlains Salve as soon as nursing is finished. Wipe off before the baby nurses. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
Returns show Democratic primary votes for Ed Willard for county attorney and for representative candidates Simon Cassady John Blake and Charles Hunt. J B Jones for county treasurer. Ed Berg earned good will due to advising Democrats to stay out of Republican primary. George Franklin beat C B Johnson for Republican committeeman in Fourth ward. Curtis Clovis beat Frank Herbert in Third. Alexander Dallas over Dale Morrow in First. Wilbur Herbert re-elected in Second. McManus carries county for state superintendent. Carroll nominated for governor. Close Hull-Prouty race and Mountain narrowly ahead for recorder. Edna township reports Mountain advantage. supervisor race totals by township show Shannon, Kirk, Goodspeed, Pine, Worthing margins. overall county results pending official count.
J. W. Cuykendall left the city early for Cedar Rapids to attend the canners' meeting then go to Chicago for Ferry Hall Seminary commencement exercises at Lake Forest where his daughter Miss Virginia graduates this year. Mrs. Cuykendall departs Wednesday for Lake Forest.
Iowa forecast calls for showers and likely thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with a gradual rise in temperatures.
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