Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-06

George McFarIanc is in town. ar
irving yesterday.
The honorable board of superyis
OrS IS In session this week.
John Hansen, a bright young man.
is the new clerk in Bippey's drug store.
John Connrardy was up from Extra
sunday visiting at the l.. f.. Simpson
home.
. George Smith, whe is now barbering
at Peterson, Iowa, is home on sit.
Mrs. Rathburn. of Extra. came up
Tuesday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Laurtzen.
a. j. Eddy returned Tuesday from
a visit III Iowa City.
II. G. Hansen departed for Creston
Tuesday on a few days business trip.
G. f.. Merit, of Gray, was in the
city yesterday short time.
Mrs. r. T. Creveling is spending the
week in Defiance, visiting relatives.
A good spicy play given by the high
school at the court house April l4th.
Come and enjoy yourself.
Rob Armstrong is the helper at the
G. X N. w. depot now since George
Dennis has gone TO his new position
at Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton arrived from
Atlantic Saturday to visit their son.
j. NJ. Fulton and family.
Mrs. James Hollenbeck returned
Saturday from visit with relatives
al Manning.
Miss Vera Miles returned to her
duties in the high school Monday
after spending the vacation with rela-
tives at Mason City.
Martin Smith received a message
this morning telling of the death of
his brother Pat Smith, at Red Oak.
! Martin Leaves for there this evening.
Come and see your home talent give
Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date Fri
day night, the l4th and enjoy good
| laugh.
Simon Hanson returned yesterday
| from a few days business trip in
Sioux City.
| VIM. Binter, of Extra, was in town
! Saturday.
! Meals al All hours and soft drinks
! OF all kinds at Chop House in base
ment First National bank burtNng.
Meade Steel was visitor at his
home in Coon Rapids last week.
Come and see the high school stud
! entS play Merchant Of Venice Up-to-
! Pate al the court house, Friday, April
lIth.
! "A Woodman county convention was
! held III the Woodman hall in this city
! yesterday. only three of the lodges
of the county were represented, the fol-
! lowing delegates being present: Audi
! bon, A. Farquhar, r. &. Spencer, Il.
! T.. Tramp, -. Fullerton, Harry Web
| ster: Extra, Prof. Minis, f. H. Han.
sen: Brayton. r. NJ Bartlett, Chris
| lessen, Mr.. Heath. Prof Minis was
| elected delegate To the coming state
! convention and j c. Newton alter.
nate A committee consisting of III
! Webster, II NJ Bartlett and l.. l..
! Hansen was appointed to confer with
| the lodges of the county and consider
| tie ACCESSIBILITY of holding county
picnic some time this summer.
| There will likely be a good many
| changes among the teachers OF our
! city schools the coming year. Prof.
! Hooker. who has been city superinten-
dent for the past fourteen years, is
not an applicant for reelection. This
fact being known. there have been
over forty applications for the place.
/ Over twenty have personally visited
the board to present their claims. Au-
dubon is waking up to the fact that it
is a mighty desirable little city to re-
side in From this goodly list the
board ought To make "a good selection
We hope they viii act with an eye sim
gle TO the welfare Of the schools
There are also other probable vacan-
cies that viii occur, as Misses Larsen,
! Grow, Kuhn and Smith have not APP
! Piled. Miss Crow is married and we
understand the other ladies contem-
plate attending schoolnext year. Miss
Weaver is elected for the rest of this
year, she teaching Miss Davis room
and Miss Davis taking Miss Crows
room. The meeting of the board for
the election OF superintendent and
teachers is next Tuesday