The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14

oils are visiting with N i. and Mrs.
w. D. Lines Of this city.
Mrs. John Lunn and son, Ralph,
i left last W ednesd day on visit with
friends at Mankato and other places.
Rev. and Mrs j Barackman
lreturned from Marshall on the
Northwestern arriving here ats4.3l
o'cloek last Wednesday afternoon.
D. %. Brigham is expected home
from Cass Lake tomorrow During
Ibis absence ii that town he had
charge Of the instruction Of sys-
TEN Of public works.
Fl. NJ i Hitchcock is contemplating
the erection of an addition to- his
residence on Minnesota avenue.
I Carpenters are now figuring on the
addition, and the. probability Of com
lpleHng it this year.
/ David Whittet and Lewis Dun
ham left Friday morning on an over
land trip through the eastern and
northern section Of the State, with
| the probability of touring Wiscon-
Esin before they return They ex-
| pect to be absent for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Chapman and
Miss Bessie Chapman came up from
$500. I
the east last Thursday afternoon
and at once took up their residence
in the house of G. Fred Thompson.
on the corner of Fourth and Mime
sofa streets. They will remain
here for the remainder OF the fall.
"A heavy rain fell over this sec
ton, commencing at about ten
O'Clock last Thursday evening. It
continued during most of the even
ling aud drilled Friday morning.
It was accompanied by lightning
and thunder, and at times the flash
es Of lightning were exceptionally
bright and the cracking. Of thunder
very brisk. The rain was badly
needed, and will undoubtedly help
a number Of corn fields.
Granite Falls Tribune: The mem
DRY Of the Wintner episode had be-
come somewhat dim, when a paper
in New York city interviewed Miss
| Wintner in regard to the affair her
brother was connected with, and
those who have. seen the one copy
sent here sayit reads we'll The
jury is extolled to the skies as
twelve honorable men and educated
too, but the inhabitants hereabouts
aresnot 50 very enlightened. It has
not been seen by us, but rumor
says that Wintner S friends sup
pressed it. The lady picture ac-
companied the Interview. Perhaps
the Jurors we're served with a<copy
each.
D. =. Comstock was quite serious
~ injured in a runaway accident
about 4:3O o'clock last Wednesday
afternoon. He was driving down
the hill, near the farm of T. II.
Kuck, north Of the Minnesota river,
when the team broke loose, and
threw him. together with the wood
on the wagon, to the ground. Mr..
Comstock had a couple of bones. in
one hand. broken, and two gashes
were cut in either. side of his fore
head. Mr.. Kuck brought him to
his home in this city. where DR..
Palmer was called. The latter set
the bones, stitched the wounds, and
the patient is doing we'll
rs. II. Morgan Of Underwood
writes to The. GAZETTE, giving the
particulars of how S75 we're stolen
| from his house recently. The first
intimation that the purse was gone
resulted from a desire to pay a min
lister, who was about to leave, bal
ance due on salary. Returning
from church another search was
made, but it was Ruthless. Mr..
Morgan recalls having, on the
/ Thursday morning previous Sc
cnred some money from the pocket
book and Mrs, Morgan states that
instead Of putting the purse back
where it was generally kept, she
placed It in a desk drawer standing
IN the dining room, and then locked
the house, leaving the key in the
the door, and We nt down into the
grove to get some potatoes. A sus-
Injected aDaddlars was anDrahanded.