The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-02

AZ ID. sJOHH y. WOuenSmlGn mas
been visiting with the family of her
brother at Dawson during the past
week.
Mrs. S. Pollard LETT last Saturday
for visit with friends and relatives
in St. Paul, Minneapolis and Still
water.
Miss Louisa Knuepple of Gibbon
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Knuepple Of this city during the
past week.
The Misses Virginia Huntington
and Carrie Isham returned from
their two weeks outing at Water
town and around Lake Kampeska,
on Saturday last.
A. b. Chapman and wife, and Miss
Chapman, came in from Los Angeles,
Cal, on Friday afternoon of last
week, and will remain at Hotel Fran
COlo lOI several WEEKS.
G. B. Augur, a representative OF
the Albert Lea Presbyterian semi,
nary, was in the city for few
hours last Friday and Saturday,
looking up applications for admis-
sions into that institution for the
coming term.
Subscribers to THE GAZETTE who
receive their mail at the Redwood
Falls postoffice, and who do not get
their GAZETTE regularly each week
will confer favor by calling at this
office, reporting the fact, and re-
ceiving copy Of the missing issue.
A Huron special to one of the dali
lies early last week states that Roy
Dickinson, brother of Mrs. E. G..
Patterson, committed suicide while
visiting relatives at that place. Mr..
Dickinson was injured in an acct
dent several months ago, and the &C.
cident affected his mind to consid-
cradle extent. It was hoped that a
visit to Huron would help him recov-
err, but resulted in the taking of his
own life, as above stated.
The Minnesota & Iowa railway
company has filed document with
the register of deeds of this county
giving notice of the abandonment
and discontinuance on the part of
that company of all condemnation
proceedings against the west half of
the northwest quarter of section 26,
the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section II, the east
half of the southwest quarter of
section %, the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section %,
the southeast quarter of section e.
and the west half of the southwest
quarter of section Is, all in Charles
town, and the two Longbottom
tracts in Vail and Sheridan, the
company having settled with the
owners of those tracts for the right
of-way strip through their lands.
Ed. A. Chapman, residing in the
hollow just north of what was once
the Madigan residence, met with a
serious accident between five and
six o clock last Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Chapman was engaged
in unloading hay from his cart to a
stack near his residence, when of a
the cart tipped over, and in
falling the four tines of the fork
which had been in Mr.. Chapman S
hands, ran completely through the
fleshy portion of Mr.. Chapman S
right leg, two tines above and two
tines below the knee. AS soon as
Mr.. Chapman realized what had
he arose and pulled the
forks from his leg. He advised not
for physician, saying that
be himself would 60 to town, which
ne did later in the evening, and Dr.
Pease dressed the wounds, which
arc exceedingly painful to Mr. Chap
nan.
Attorney c. 7. Howard received |
IN unexpected bath on Tuesday
afternoon of last week. Mr.. How
lrd was attending the picnic of the
Sisters on the grounds of
he city pumping station that after
loon, and after being treated to a
7ery bountiful supper, concluded
hat he would try his hand at row.
ng. A small skiff, belonging to
Maj. Geo. L. Evans, and having a
sliding seat for the oarsman, was
led to the banks near by, and Mr..