New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-11
$I575.oo
date car made.

Herman G +nske of Sigel is visiting
relstives and friends near Spring field.
The new electric sign for the Seem
Theatre was installed last week. It
looks very attractive.
Tomorrow, the lauies OF the Metho-
dist Church will have their apron ba.
zaar at the church parlors. Lunch
and supper will he served.
On account of the Skat Tournament
at Minneapolis next Sunday, the NJ.
& St L Rwv will run special train
leaving New Ulm at 8 a.. m. Sunday.
Feb Is. So IS for round trip. Adv 6
A number of friends assisted Frank
Hackharth 10 celebrating his 45th
birthday anniversary last Tuesday
evening Among the guests present
we're Ed Cordes and John Regelin of
New UIm.-N'cOllet Leader
Miss Gaorg!a We'chIin Of Minnea !.
polls who has been q guest at the
Martin Eyrich home for the past
week, exp.cts 20 remain anDther week.
f'rum here she Rs,es to Fairmont sto
Wis.,, with relatives tor several da 8
bsfore she returns home.
The "Que Vadis' films shown at the
Gem last week were exceptionally
high class and drew good houses It
IS To he hoped that 9th Of our moving
picture houses will secure ~ many Ut
such productions as possible because
ut their really Instructive value ~
we'll a. the entertainment they afford
Paul Schuh,n acher, SOU Ut Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Scnuhm acher o. milwaukee,
Who WAS born In New 'UIm about IS
years ago. passed away, rather SUD-.
denly Thursday, January 29sh. Death
was due to heart failure. IL. Is sur.
vived by his pareuts,: and IN only:
brother, Osto Schuhmacher, son IN
law Of August Hell :tnann of this. city.
The Schumacher family left New
Ulm anout % years ago. .->:*r-yoe;,
The friends Of the sBavartan dixlec,
plays will be- pleased u learn, that III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas ans Pay ers who
delighted the tneatre.going pubic oi
New Ulm last spring will be with U,
soon They are ooUked to appear ~
Tho Turner Theatre Saturday, Fsoru-
airy 2Sth and Sunday, March Isl.
they will stage "Beim Dt,rfr,chter -
and "Tyrolers Heimweh. Both plays
will have al abunda nce of tho soDs
and dance numbers that made them 50
pOpu ar last season. TIE same people
will appear here with the exception ct
the tenor and one Of the lady. actors
While everyone feels the. nipping
cold keenly and no doubt fuel bills
will loom large the next few weeks, /,
is safe !" say that practically every.
one 10 this section of the state ia glad
to see the nice. clean gown Mother
Earth has put on. A Minnesota
w'n.er without any snow is y fake ant
u disappointment. Everyone grows
weary Of hooking at dull, dusty browr
fields and roads and longs for tn,
snow. SIeighing Is fair but it'll,
more snow applied gradually, ever,
few days for the balance of the: month
will keep the roads In condition; cteal
the atmosphere and provide the needle,
moisture for spring work on the fields
For several days while IL showed Their
was enough wind to give the sir,
blizzardy appearance and reminde,
, tine older residents of the days whe
a,blizzard:meant q three day affair
olockading the railroad and maxim
roads impossible, Snow shovel
3 came into general use for the frs
! time and the sound OF iron on cemeu
!, walks made 6ne music especially :
= the man who listened to it from til
cozy depths ola warm bed while hl
!, neighbour scraped and scraped, Cold
or course, it's cold, but what's wee
q Of zero weather compared with VIII.
It we used to endure here not ten year
ago? It's shame to kick about thi
= lutte cold snap as some of the editor
n 10 nearby towns are doing. The pres
boys should boost, not kick.