The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-06

Qerson, engineer of the building, 11G-1lS
Fourth street N, was fined $40 yesterday
IN the municipal court for maintaining a
Commercial Club Festivities - On
next Wednesday evening, the entertainment
COMMITTEES OF the Commercial Club will give
reception, dinner and dance to the members
ana their wives. Beginning April IA, the
club will serve Sunday dinners from O'Clock
until 4 There Will be music from until
on those days.
Funeral of Walter Casey-The fu-
neral of Walter Casey, who died Wednesday
in San Antonio, Texas will be held Monday
at 10 .. m, from the residence of e. Teas
dale, 5000 Harriet avenue Mr.. Casey was a
member OF the Royal Arcannm, Minneapolis
typographical union, Junior Order of Ameri-
can Mechanics and the Flambeau club.
smallpox Cause.-The health officials
closed the saloon and ticket oface at Wash
haVlng located case OF smallpox In the
place. The building was fumigated and held
IN strict quarantine until all the inmates had
been vaccinated. Later the suspect was re-
moved to the detention hospital.
Not BarrOws' Uncle In connection
with rscert article dealing with the alleged
commissary department frauds in Manila, in
Volving Captain Fred J. Barrows, of this
city, IN Journ stated that ex-Gov-
ernor Clough was an uncle OF Captain Bar
nave been very intimate for many years,
Out there is no relationship between them.
Bank Clerks BANQUET - The Rant
Clerks Association will banquet April p at
the West Hotel. ]. B. Forgan. president
OF the First National Bank at Chicago, will
8. R. Flynn, Of the Second National Bank Of
st Paul; DR.. w. W. FolweIl, of the state
university; Rev. J. S. Montgomery, and
just issued a pretty little book, giving a
history OF the organization, list Of the on
gers and members and the constitution and
bylaws.
"New England" Improvements-The
New England Furniture and Oarpe: company
IS making extensive improvements in its
ouIlding on First avenue s. The show win
oows are being extended along the avenue and
Will give the store frontage of $3.50 feet on
mat side. In all it will have $50 feet of show
wlndoWs. The offices have been shifted to
make way Tor the improvements The prin-
clpal point of interest in the changes is the
nooolng OF the entire building with light by
tne use or prism glass Retiring toilet and
mIIung rooms have been provided for the
~ ~1auies. fhe New England will have four
main entrances hereafter one on Fifth street.
one on sixth street and two on First ave-
1ue s.
Mapping Free Delivery Routes-ail.
pert Gutterson of Blue Earth county. inspec-
Cot OF rural free delivery service is in the
CITY. he is taking a general view of the
county nrst, and then will establish rural de-
nVery routes. The county has only three
Low. Ihe run south, east and west out of
1Neelsior Routes have been applied for out
ot Osseo. RobbEnsdale, Maple Plain. Wayzata.
6iehnelo and Eden Prairie Osseo is tb,
most ravorably situated of these towns as the
lnltlal point for 8 route on account of the
Mloe territory between the town and the
river which is tributary, and its distance
Offices. 'e PoS'-
early ~" Graduate Dies-Eupene A
HHenorlekson died of diabetes at his home in
Somo pale. near the state fair grounds Of
IL, U o CLOCK yesterday. He was a son OF
NAllam In and Mevine Hendrickson. and
was porn IN 1854 on the old homestead where
ne uleo he was educated in the common
Schoois OF Ramsey county, entered the uni
Eerslty III 1870 and graduated with high
honors In 1876. He was superintendent Of
scnooS IN Ramsey county in 1880 and was
AomlVted TO the bar the same year He was
= member OF the legislature in 1884. and mar
REQ MISS Annie Ward, daughter of Senator
Waro OF Waseca. in 1882 He leaves wiPs
ana Two children. Mr.. Hendrickson was a
targe hearted. generous man, sincerely loved
py MS Iel!oW students in the university and
oy all VINO met him later in business life