Travers-Newton Chautauqua System v. Naab

I. The appellee is a partnership, engaged in the business of furnishing Chautauqua entertainments at different cities and towns. On or about the 4th of October, 1920, appellee and appellants entered into a written `contract, by which appellee undertook to condact a cliautauqua in Poll~ City, Iowa, and appellants agreed to purchase from appellee a minimum of $425 worth of season tickets, and to furnish grounds and do other things. Suit is brought to recover said amount of $425. Appellants pleaded that, at the time of the execution of the contract, it was orally agreed between the parties that,…