Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-09-12

| u II. u. WEBSTER.
Get new pair of shoes and a ticket
for the County Fair at Pentecost's shoe
store.
w. IS. Armstrong and J.. n. Jones left
Tuesday to look after business inter
ests in Adair county.
Merritt Overholtzer came up from
Cumberland Saturday evening, and is
spending the week visiting at home.
Henry Strong and wife lefe Tuesday
evening for Manning where they will
visit with friends before going to
Spirit Lake.
G. G. Farmer has exchanged his
stock of groceries for Hancock county
land. The new owners of the store are
here invoicing,
The theme at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning will be holiness
unto the Lord" For the evening SER
vice see the program.
Mr.. John Reinemund and daughter,
May, left Friday for Des Moines and
visiting with frieudt i'm that city and
attending the state fair this week.
Two hundred pairs of new shoes,
latest styles, are among this weeks
additions to our stock.
EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Mrs. L. V. Ogle, of Harlan, and Mrs.
Hiram He'll, of Evansville, Indiana,
mother and sister of Mrs. G. G. Camp
bell, are visiting at the Campbell home.
A meeting was held Friday evening
at the Columbia club rooms, by the
ladies, in honor of Mrs. Bradley, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Cream and cake were served
during the evening by Mrs. Wallace
Van Gorder.
Peter q. Bertelsen and Miss NC.
Northup were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of the BRIDES father, J. H.
Northup of this township. Rev. II.
Dickinson performed the ceremony.
Charles A. Livingston, of Ledyard,
Iowa. was in the city Monday, the
guest of II. Moore Carpenter. Me-.
Livingston formerly resided at Audi
bon and will probably find employ
ment here again. He is a competent
and industrious young man.
Misses Mary Denote, Florence
Kelley and Hattie Van Scoy left Mon
day for Indianola where they enter as
students in Simpson college. Misses
DeMotte and Kelley will take up the
study of music and Miss Van Scoy
takes the regular college work. Miss
Anderson, of Indianola, who has been
visiting at the Van Scoy home, accom-
panied the young ladies.
The town of Manning suffered bad
loss by fire yesterday afternoon. On
the west side of the business street,
south of the First National Bank the
whole block with the exception of the
bank building, was destroyed. The
fire then crossed the street and burned
several buildings on that side. The
water supply was entirely inadequate
and the fire had to practically burn out
itself.
During the past week the following
books have been placed I'm the library
by the Columbia Ladies: Higginson,
Larger History of United States, Max
ing of the Nation, Walker. Life of
Franklin; life of Lincoln, Carl Schurz;
| life of Washington, Scudder; life OF
Captain Cook, Walter Bssant; life. of
Clay, two volumes; life of Webster,
Lodge, Eminent Americans. two vol
umes, LOSING; Lives of Poor Boys
who Became Famous, Mrs. Sarah
Bolton; Joan of Arch, Michelct; Oliver
Cromwell, Harrison; Sir Walter
Raleigh, Towle; Boy Heroes, Hale; Plu-
tareh lives. Little; history of France,
Daroy: history of Rome, Mericole;
book of American Explorers, Higgin-
son; Little Minister, Barrie; Window
in Thrums, Barrie; a Foregone Conclu-
sion, Howells; Hypatia, Kingsley; Ad-
Arabian nights, Don Quixote; Adven-
LuItS vi OdpI'tlu IlOlus oIOChIouJ W
y0uself in his place, Reade; Thackerays
| Works; a Yankee in King Arthur's
Court, wreck of the Ggosyenor,
Russell; Looking Backward, Bellamy;
In Old Virginia, Page; Foul Play;
Raiders, Crockett; All Sorts and Con-
ditions of Men, Besant; Their Wedding
Journey, Howells; Stepping Heaven
ward, Queen Titania, Boyesen; Mollie
Bawn, Duchess; Through one Admin.
istration. Burnett; A Modern Instance,
Howells; A Fair Barbarian, Burnett.