Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-05-16

Jack Hensley -------" I'VE Build
the Ladder by Which We Rise"
Elsie Hunt "The Uses of Beauty .
THE TEACHERS
F. A. Minis, Dena Statzell, Virginia
Stroebele, Anna Hansen, Grace Hens
ley, Florence McAninch, Mildred Nor
rissey, Hazel Anderson.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
E. d. Powell President; John /. Hens
ley, ID. f. Stranger, E. ID. Cotton,
John A. Johnson.
GENERAL PROGRAM
Baccalaureate Sermon, by Rev. f..
III. Richardson, at Methodist church,
on Sunday evening, May 26, 1907.
School Exposition and the Picture
Exhibit, at School Building, May 20
and 81, 1907.
Class Day Program and the Glass
Address, at Methodist church, May
81, 1907.
Theme of Glass Address: "Some
Questions That Must Be Answered F."
Rev. j. A. Writ, ID. D., of Des Moines
Glass Flower Lily of the Valley
Glass Color Blue and White
Class Motto: I'VE Build the Ladder
by winch we RlSe.
THE QUARTETTE
Edwin Delahoyde, Charles c. Waits,
j. G. Newton, w. j. Lancelot: j. G..
Newton, Chorister; Mrs. Will Hamler,
Pianist.
THE ORCHESTRA
Lester Peterman, John Knox, John
johnson. George Milliman, Mercedes
Milliman, Mrs. VIII Hamler.
Jack Temple came home from Oma-
ha, this week, to remain while.
The young people had fine club
dance at the hall, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wyman Harvey has been quite
sick, this week, at her home north of
town.
Charles McCord, of Atlantic, spent
last Sunday at the George Huyck
! home.
Claude Kightlinger. Of Atlantic,
visited, last Saturday, with friends
in our city.
George Smith went to Omaha, Sat
urday, to visit his son, Earl Smith,
for few days.
N. 2. Christensen and family went
out to Marine and back, Saturday, in
their fine new auto.
Henry Herbert, of Audubon, was in
town over night, this week. His many
friends were glad to see him.
George Milliman was laid up sever
al days this week with very sore
hand, being unable to run the dray.
Walter Green, of Omaha, was in
our city several days lastweek atten d.
ing to business and visiting friends.
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe
will give a performance under tent,
at Extra, on Monday, May 81, 1907.
T.. L. VOORHEES, left Friday for east
ern Iowa on business. Wyman Har-
vey helped in the bank during his alb
sence.
Mrs. Chris Jensen is again quite i'll
at her home, of lung fever, and the
family are very much worried about
her condition.
Mrs. John Harrison. from Carroll
arrived here Friday to remain with
her mother, Mrs. John Ref, a few
weeks, that lady being quite poorly.
Sheriff Dick Northup was in our
city last Tuesday and served subpoe-
mas on large number of people from
in and about town to appear before
the grand jury at Audubon.
L. Nj. Christensen and Doctor New
lon went over to Guthrie Center, last
Sunday, in Peters new auto. They
had very unpleasant trip, the wind
blowing at such terrific gale.
George Smith, who lives down at
West Extra, traded his property to
George Spencer for some land over
in Guthrie county. They don't expect
to leave our city until the first of Sep
TENDER.
The ladies of the Danish Lutheran
congregation are preparing to hold
festival and fair in their fine new
church building the evening of Satur-
day, June |, 1907 Watch for further
announcements.
The Extra city council held meet
ing last Monday for the purpose of
electing or appointing a new marshal
and street commissioner. There were
several applicants but Samuel ID.
Harm was the man elected. He was
presented with the star of authority,
Tuesday, and Immediately got busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ward, who live
north of town, were called upon,
last Saturday, May IL, 1907,
to mourn the loss of their one
week old baby girl. The little one had
never been very strong, and so it has
passed away. The funeral was held
at the Bowman Chapel, Rev. Sloan
preaching the sermon, and the body
was laid to rest in Bowman Chapel
Cemetery.