The Minneapolis journal., 1901-02-27
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. g. g. Eitel changed his residence from
the Holmes to the West Hotel.
With every loaf OF Regans bread sold on
thursday, you can get nice child's picture
ASK your grocer for it.
At Barnum's you can get a good second
nand trunk cheap. They have been repaired
ana are as good as new. Trade your old
trunk for new. 404 Nieollet.
The annual day of prayer for home mis-
slons viii be observed tomorrow at Beth
lehem Presbyterian church. beginning at II
a. m. Basket lunch will be served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts of 2217 Seventeenth
avenue died last night. The funeral will
De held at p N. tomorrow from the Welch
church, Franklin and Seventeenth avenues S.
lshwara Theosophcal society will hold its
regular monthly meeting this evening in
room 60S Lumber Exchange. Subject, Hid
den Side Of Religion" 4" The public is in
vited.
An old building once occupied by the Des-
mond box factory, at Sixth avenue N and
bassets creek, was burned to the ground
flames.
Postmaster s. B. Lovejoy is enjoying his
vacation in Santa Fe hugely He is taking
exercise IN the shape OF horseback excursions
III the country, and writes glowing letters as
TO the improvement in his health
The Minnesota Phrenological Association
iasI friday elected G. d. Martin president:
A. b Rugg, vice president; Mrs. w. j. Lar
kins, secretary and treasurer. The lesson
1or next Friday will relate to the nose.
Judge Loehren has issued warrant for the
removal OF Gideon Dashman, Sioux Indian,
from St Paul to Sioux Falls, where he has
neen indicted for raising a money order from
$4.SS TO S14 SO. Dashman was arrested near
Bear Island.
The Eighth Ward Retail Grocery Clerks
ASSOCIATION was entertained at a shielded
wheat banquet by the Shredded Wheat Bis
cult company at 2950 Nicollet avenue last
evening: Over 100 clerks were present.
menu or eleven courses was served.
All of the prisoners at the county Jail at
81 Paul VIII be moved to the temporary Jail
on the fourth floor of the courthouse The
old Jail Will then be turned over to the con-
tractors and torn down. Eight cells and the
women S ward are now ready for occupancy
DR.. f. Howard Taylor of London, England,
VINO speaks at the university Thursday and
Friday mornings on the student volunteer
movement for foreign missions. is at the
Nlcollet- Dr.. Taylor is recognized as a
learned authority on Chinese affairs.
The inspection of factories in the twin cities
mas led to the issuing of orders for the better
erarolhg OF machinery in a number of
places. In one Midway factory there were
fourteen orders issued. Department stores
inspection is now under way, and bakeries
VIII be attended TO this week
Company B expects to attend the PAN
American exposition, and a meeting will ba
held IN the armory Saturday evening to dis
cuss ways and means. The exposition board
OF directors has announced a series OF com
petluye drills and shooting contests, in which
Company B will participate.
Frank Young and Mrs. John KesseI who
eloped3 from this city a week ago, had
planned TO commi: suicide in a house IT
Fourth avenue n and Fourth street, where
tney We're found by the police. Mr. Young
had purchased revolver with which IN do
the deed, so the story goes On an adioin
ing table was some poison in order to make
the performance complete. The arrival of
Mr. Aammerlohr, Mrs Young's brother, and
the officers, thwarted the plan.