The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
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week.
A. 3. Pike journeyed St, Paulward
last Monday.
John Garner has gone to Lynch
burg, Ohio to spend the winter.
Miss Juliet Brooks commenced
teaching in the Grow Creek school
last Monday.
The Democratic senatorial conven-
ton for this district has been called to
meet at Sleepy Eye Sept. u at Up. m.
Mrs. Metcal and Mr.. Harvey Nc
Farland, of Minneapolis, were guests
Of Mr.. Frank P. Clough last week.
The Ladies Guild, of the Episcopal
church, was entertained by Mrs, Fred
Thompson yesterday afternoon.
Porter Baker, of Marshall, known
in this city, was married last week to
Miss Nellie Madison, Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. French left
yesterday for the Twin Cities, where
they will spend the week visiting
friends.
Miss Louisa Charter returned home
Saturday afternoon, being called from
her visit by the serious illness of her
mother.
Chairman Houck, of the First ward
caucus, has named 0. L. Dornberg,
M. Dewitt Martin and A. E. King for
the ward committee for the ensuing
two years.
Miss Lucy Woodland came down
from her home in Wood Lake last
Saturday for the purpose of taking up
her studies in the high school.
Redwood Falls was we'll represented
at the Republican county convention
in Lamberton last Tuesday. The
Banner Hotel at that place naturally
reaped rich harvest.
Judge Webber has dissolved the in
junction, with a stay of proceedings
for eight days, which was restraining
the county commissioners from NOV
ing the county seat from Beaver Falls
to Olivia.
Yesterdays departures for the State
fair were G. E. Mckay and wife, Peter
Buechner, DR.. j. A. Beard, Fred.
Bager, Mrs. E. A. Curtis, W. A. French
and wife, Mrs. George Crooks, Henry
Mullmeister, L. A. Guth and Herman
Schmahl.
The GAZETTE bulletin board was
surrounded by large crowd Tuesday
afternoon and evening, reading the
hot bulletins from Lamberton, and
thanks to the kindness of Operator
Jack Mosher, of the Redwood depot,
and Mr.. G. G. Chollar, with his bicycle
service, the news was pushed through
as fast as the nominations were made.
Frank Kline, residing on the Gill
fillan farm, having wife and five.
children, and in good circumstances,
mysteriously disappeared Tuesday
afternoon. He, together with his wife,
were driving from Morton to Redwood,
coming down Bridge street upon
reaching this city, and when they ar
rived at the west corner of w. P.
Dunnington's residence property he
alighted from the wagon, gave his
wife his pocket-book, containing $50,
and started down towards the falls,
making q sufficient excuse for his &C
tons. The last his wife saw of him
was going around the north corner of
the Huntington homestead. She
drove up town, unsuspectingly, and
thought nothing more of the matter
until about six o'clock, when she COM
menced inquiring for him. Search
ing parties were put into the woods
and along the river, but Kline or his
body was not found. The searching
was given up yesterday morning.
One thery is that he has drowned him
self, and another that he has purposely
skipped, although there appears to be
no reason for either act.
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