New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-07
An ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,
William Scar Shot While Out Huntius
Gophex,

- nAS az huoat lcu U O'CLOCK In
the morning, and as he did not return at
noon, his mother went out to look for
him. About 100 rods from the houses
she found his dead body. The gun was
at his side and the front part of his head
had been blown away by the discharge
Of shot. Sheriff Anderson summoned
Coroner Rethenburg, but the testimony
all pointed to accidental shooting. He
was young man, only twenty-five yeap
OF age, and when he left home in the
morning he was in good humor and feel
ing we'll His mother is a widow.
Billy Marble will soon be here again.
School closes the last week Of this
month.
John Lind and G. A. Ottomeyer went
to st. Paul yesterday morning.
J. Durbahn and c. Grussendorf are vi
sitting the White City this week.
Prof. Rhomberg of Minneapolis will
lecture at Turner Hall on the 10Th,
Attorney Jos. 4. Eckstein was in St.
Peter last Thursday on legal business,
IWork has been commenced on a new
German Lutheran church in Fl. Ridgelv.
S. D. Peterson has been making some
changes in his residence property this
week.
Herman Scar was down from Morgan
last week to attend the funeral of his
brother.
Chas. L. Roos and Gustave Fischer
are the delegates from the local Turn
verien to the funniest.
Mrs. J. L. Breutkreutz and Hugo
scbleuder and wife of Springfield were
among our Sunday guests.
July Fourth will be celebrated at Fl.
Ridgley this year. A ball game will be
among the events of the day.
NJ. Mullen injured one of his fingers
quite badly last Wednesday while clos
ing the door to the bank vault.
Geo. Doster's team ran away last We'd
nesday, and among the results the driver
received few scratches about the head
Lawyer Bowers of Winona has been
retained as the Northwes stern Railway
Cos. attorney with headquarters at Chi
cago.
Robert Scherer and mother returned
from Minneapolis on Saturday. Robert
now has the right to attach B. A. to his
name.
A return game of ball between the
New Tim and Nicollet clubs will be
played on the diamond of the latter in
the near future.
The BARRIERS will close their shops next
Sunday. The law will be brought into
play to compel unanimity in carving
out the reform.
The members of the Lutheran church
enjoyed picnic near the water-tower
Sunday afternoon The attendance was
large and the prevailing feeling was of a
! happy nature.
VIM. McHale and H. H. Reicner are
now in St. Paul. They receive remun-
Grafton to the extent of 81 a day from
the 0. r. T. to which both belong and
IN obedience to a supposed order of
which hey went out on strike.
Judge Weber has appointed Jacob
klossner Jr. and Albert Behnke as the
new members of the Board of Public
Works to succeed E. G. PAIL and Q. C.
Stricken. Both are excellent men and
the Judge has displayed excellent iudg-
ment
Attorney Geo. SomerviIle went to
New Ulm Wednesday and made a mo-
ton on behalf of the creditors of the
Cliensmith store at Golden that an as
signee be appointed. Judge Weber ap-
pointed John G. Zieske of this place as
such assignee.-Herald.
The following is clipping from the
Odell Gazette of the 9th inst: Rev.
]. P. Campbell and family left
Tuesday morning for New Ulm, MINI.
there future home. Although the dav
was very young indeed, quite number
OF their friends were at the depot to bid
them God speed on their journey, and !,
pleasant home in their new field of Tabor.
Rev. Campbell and family leave host