Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-17
EXTRA

Herbert Thielen, living south of town
on the Thielen farm, was sun struck
while working in the field last Wednes-
day and for few hours was in a
serious condition. On Sunday morning
he was able to come to Extra but still
felt the effects of it.
Geo. Fiehtemeir returned home Tues
day from Hot Springs, Arkansas where
he has been the past five weeks taking
treatments for rheumatism which he
has been suffering with for the past
several years. He is not much improv-
ed in health.
Members of the Congregational
Church surprised Rev. and Mrs. Hol-
lingshead last Friday, it being their
eighteenth wedding anniversary. They
presented the couple with q fine rock
ing chair. A pleasant evening was
spent.
Mrs. Alfred Sorenson, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Hassenfeldt,
and brother and sister for the past few
weeks. returned to her home in Des
Moines Friday, accompanied by her
mother who will visit there week or
two.
Sam Hill was badly injured last Sat
urday night and his ear was so badly
cut that a physician was required to
take several stitches to close the wound
We were unable to learn the cause of
the accident.
Our Scout Boys and Camp Girls &C
companied by Rev. Lawton, departed
Tuesday morning for Lewis Lake
where they will camp until Friday.
Lee SpOo and Leonard Kline act as
Sponsors.
Miss Ethel Hicks departed last Fri
day evening for Craig, Colorado. where
she will prove up on her claim near
that place. She will be gone about
three years.
Mrs. Neal South attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Peter Metz who was brought
from Canada and buried at her former
home in Wiota. The services took
place Monday.
Thomas Gill departed Monday for
Midale, Saskatchewan, Canada, to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Ed Bartlett and
family. He will work for his son-in.
law this summer.
A number of friends of Mrs. T. R.
Gill surprised her last Tuesday after
noon and reminded the lady that that
day was her birthday anniversary. A
fine time was reported. =
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Jensen departed
Monday morning for their home in
Winfield, Iowa, after two weeks visit
with his parents, Martin Jensen and
wife, and other relatives and friends.
Luther Hensley had the misfortune to
have his hand badly sma shed while hay
ing out on the Hensley farm, west of
town.
Mrs. Edward McNary, of Carroll is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Porter,
sisters and brothers this week, arriving
Saturday.
The parents of J. X. VandeBrake,
of Orange City, came Tuesday evening
for an extended visit with their son
and wife. -.--.....
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Fritch of Okla
homa arrived in Extra Monday to visit
her niece, Mrs. George Gore and family
a few days. ...p. .s..r. .. ga- Bog.
Holger Andersen and Miss Astrid
Hartsman, of Audubon, are visiting
this week with friends and relatives in
Cedar Rapids. q. .r,. a .....-}..a...
Mrs. Lizzie Baylor, of Oklahoma,
who is visiting relatives. at the Mrs.
VIM: BsyssH'' Gas ssss
very i'll the past week. Vr.r.ssr
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Leake to her home
in Sandusky, Ohio for an extended visit
with the Leake family, 8. .,s.g. >.s-4.
Wayne Copeland arrived here from
Council Bluffs Friday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends. .. r.