The Niagara Falls Mystery
“They passed T-shirt shops, ice-cream stands, and souvenir shops, but they didn’t look in any of them. All they could think about was Mr. Lundy’s wallet and the missing brochures.
“Police cars!” Jessie cried, as soon as they turned onto Waterfall Street.
The four children ran to see what the flashing lights were all about. When they reached Lasalle’s Curiosity Shop, they saw a small group of people gathered on the sidewalk. The Aldens overheard bits of conversation.
“It’s worth a fortune.”
“I he...ard the Lasalles inherited it from a relative — someone who owned a hotel a long time ago.”
“I always thought there was something suspicious about Angus Drummond.”
“Angus!” Violet said to her brothers and sister. “I hope he’s okay. Look, there’s his suitcase on the sidewalk. But he’s not sitting in his chair!”
“Would you tell me where Angus Drummond is?” Henry asked a police officer.
“That’s what we’d like to know,” Robert McKenzie said before the police officer could answer.MoreLess
“Police cars!” Jessie cried, as soon as they turned onto Waterfall Street.
The four children ran to see what the flashing lights were all about. When they reached Lasalle’s Curiosity Shop, they saw a small group of people gathered on the sidewalk. The Aldens overheard bits of conversation.
“It’s worth a fortune.”
“I he...ard the Lasalles inherited it from a relative — someone who owned a hotel a long time ago.”
“I always thought there was something suspicious about Angus Drummond.”
“Angus!” Violet said to her brothers and sister. “I hope he’s okay. Look, there’s his suitcase on the sidewalk. But he’s not sitting in his chair!”
“Would you tell me where Angus Drummond is?” Henry asked a police officer.
“That’s what we’d like to know,” Robert McKenzie said before the police officer could answer.MoreLess
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