Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-22
RUN WAS BIG SUCCESS
Sociability Run Greatly Enjoyed by
ALBANY Boosters Enrolled and All
Work to One End.

The much talked of 'Sociability Run"
was pulled off Tuesday Early in the
morning twenty five automobiles were
in line on south park where all machines
where loaded and numbered. A num-
Der of people who wanted to go were
disappointed on account of the failure
of several autos that had been promised
being unable to go at the last moment
Arthur Farquhar was chosen as leader
and A. G. Harmon as checker. The
Dong string of Audubon Boosters left
promptly at nine o'clock The first stop
was made at Kimballton where the
Drum Corps gave some of its choicest
music. The male QUARTET then gave
selection. Arthur Farquhar who was
master Of ceremonies introduced Chas
White, who stated the object of the
Sociability Run. He was followed
by G w. Marlin.
Kimballton extended to us the glad
hand of fellowship and Il lot of them
promised to be here at the Old Settlers
Picnic on the Dist of August.
ThnNtrip to Elk Horn was a short one
and the same program was repeated
with the exception that r. C. Spencer
and C. w. Marlin were the speakers.
Elk Horn also gave the Boosters
hearty welcome.
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oooseers re'urneu u t'wn ootdia,
welcome was eA'enueo " Auauooh anu
her eAceiieht Doos'efs. Ahe "ayor q
A'iantic piio'eu sne party over A'iahtic :
paveu Streets winch was s'rea''s ENJOY
Gu ny everyone uool peot'ie nave
a larger anu DETER conception Oh the
growth anu beauty Oh Atlantic 'hAi,
tney uiu peiore' NO one ever ufeaile'
really is. Ana. the town of Afianfic
continues to D things through tbs
Booster spirit which has now grown 10
tremendous PROPORTIONS
After dinner Mayor Burnea introdrc.
ed Editor Cbas r Chase who wa,con.
ed the Audubon Boosters in a m.nnar
that left no doubts in the minds Of the
Audubon neonle that thew wara tr,lv
welcome in Atlantic r q snarcor
Rev. J. J, Ruppert and @ w Marlin
responded in behalf of Audubon Tho
drum corns and the male o,arrett Eur.
nished the music The Audubon
Boosters were unanimous in their vote
of thanks for the sn,end;d manror II
which Atlantic received ne and the only
regrets offered were that we cou,d not
remain in the citv longer
The party took the River 70 R;ver
Road to Brayton where more music was
given and II. ]. Hoogenakker and Cbas
White did the speaking Here we also
received a most cordia, welcome
Extra was reached a little beb;rd
time, but our reception was nonetbe,ess
cordial. A piloting marty met No and
gave us welcome long before we reached
the city limits. After short visit al,
went to the park where Rev. Smith
delivered the address of welcome ON
behalf of Extra. Rev. Ruppert F 7
Freeman and R. c. Spencer responded
The male Quartet and the drum corns
again carried out their part of propram
After an hours visit in Exira,s
beautiful park, the Audubon County
Automobile Association held a maatine
at K. P. hall which lasted a half bonr
Before leaving the town of Extra the
Drum Corps stopped in front of the
home of Editor Lancelot and plaved one
selection, to let him know that he was
not iorsosten even though ne is confined
non nsonIa are Wv a 30 ,ouS niness Auau,