The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-03
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Dr.. Charles H. Neill has removed his
Office to suite sol. Medical block.
| -Four per cent paid on savings depos-
| it's. Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust
| company. 49, t
| Dr. Talbert has returned from Califor-
MIA and is temporarily located at 301 Med
| zeal block.
! For wedding outfits and presents go to
| Barnums trunk and leather goods store,
| 715 Nicollet.
| Invitations for commencement at Central
| high school are being made by The Beard
Art Company.
DR.. H. B. Child, dentist, has removed
| to 601-5 Medical block, where he is with
DR.. w. N. Murray.
One week clearance sale of wall paper
at S. P. Sabom & Sons, 900 Nicollet ave-
nue., 10 to so per cent discount.
| temperance rally will be held at the
Peoples Mission at p. m tomorrow and
a revival service in the evening.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc,
and get your binding done at the Century
| News Store, Third street S, near Hen
.nepin avenue.
The Camera club will enjoy an exhibit
ton Of lantern slides from the Orange,
N. j., club at the public library next
Wednesday evening.
l. ne flllA "dTu fNepupllCdu CiuD VIII
meet Tuesday evening at the municipal
courtroom in the courthouse. Eugene
Hay will make an address. F-.=~ -
P C. Hirschy optican and expert re-
fractionists, formerly of Wm Donaldson
& Co., has opened optical parlors at 6lO
Nicollet, ground floor
The big chorus at the First Baptist
church will sing THE Resurrection Sun
day evening. Additional program, violin
solo; duet and quartet.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Minneapolis Musicians association will be
hold at their headquarters, room 49,
! Eastman block, next Monday at 10 a. M.
! All members of Minnehaha tribe, No
SO, I. o. r. NJ, are requested to meet at
their hall at noon tomorrow, to attend
the funeral of a member of Cherokee
tribe, No. 81.
Nav Day will be celebra ted by Section
Minneapolis, Socialist Labor party. Sun
day at 8 p. m, at SO Washington avenue
S. w. B. Hammond will speak on Inter
national Labor Day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Union Veterans and Sons League will
! be held this evening at Alexander's nall.
1 Amendments to the constitution Will pc
4 a special order of business. Several we'll
known speakers will address the league.
Knights of the Maccabees in the city
II are entertaining u. NAL hcy VI - VI =
4 Huron Mich, the supreme commander.
4 Monday and Wednesday evenings he will
! attend meetings under the auspices of the
I order and will explain its object and
\ scope. Last night he addressed meet
ing at 305 Central avenue
notwithstanding unusually high wages,
domestics are scarce n the city. Dissat-
isf1ed with work where class distinction
is marked, they have sought other en-
ployment. The common help is receiv-
: ing So to $3.50 and the better class IS a
week. yet the employment agencies seem
unable to furnish domestic help.
. According to A. B. Robbins, surveyor
general for the Minneapolis district, the
: cut of logs for this season will be from
Is to 20 per cent less than last year. All
= scalers, will be in within a week or ter
. days, when the exact figures will be at
. tainable. The cut year ago was 800, OOO,-
e 600 feet. Fifteen per cent less would~be
$50 900. 900 feet.
Four practical questions are to be
treated at the Y. M. c.: A. Sunday after.
, | noon meetings the next four Sundays
= "The Christian-Who Is He? Is He Prac
teal? Does He Draw Good Pay? How
. Does He Get His Start?" Tomorrow
Frederick D. Tucker, principal Of thu
| state school of agriculture, will be tn
speaker.
The Twin City Telephone Company ha
\ | lust PAID a QlElQ0nQ dt The rate VI 1 pc
cent on it's preferred stock. The manage
ment is certainly to be congratulated O.
such a credit BILE showing. One year ag
this company was just beginning. To-da
it is strong and aggressive, growing a
the rate of 1900 subscribers year. an
able to pay a 7 per cent dividend on 1t
. preferred stock. Z. - - 4: r--Cr 1900.
. The plant of the Great Western Print
ing company, '326-2S Third street s, wa
"a DAMAGED to the extent of $500 by fire lat
last night. The fire started in pile
~ rubbish in the basement and ate its wa
- through the partitions to the secon
u floor. 1t was subdued after a hard hour
ly fight. in which chemical lines WEI
- mostly used The loss on the Gcdfre
% :. block will be $500.
IS The seventh annual banquet of Sign
0O Pi was held last evening in the Holm'
n hotel. Covers were laid for forty elgh
=, and the guests included the eight ne
II, members. Professor w. P. Kirchner WI
In toast master and the responses were
~ follows. "The Initiates" Miss Col
lie. ssThe Sciences" Mr. Russell; The Fa
ulty," Mr. Hays. The Bachelors OF sc
ence." MI Bass; THE Future M
- shepardson; ."The Administra tion,' NJ
Flather. ~x
\ Members Of the Apollo club will ASST
Professor G. N: Graninger, muslcal a
\ rector of Fowler Methodist church, at t.
I Sunday morning and evening service
4 The chorus choir in process OF organic
ton by Professor Granlngef 1orms
Z nucleus Of usefulness to the cnurcn Tor !
4 members and the young people in the
4 cinity and enables them to avail tne1
selves of the advantages of having an ar
teacher The formation. Of the cfolr
progressing rapidly. : s..z..
The Minneapolis Baptist association l
GLIDING eighteen churches in and abo
\ MINNEAPOLIS, will hold its annual meetl
with the Tabernacle Baptist church, M
4 and g. Rev. F. H. Cooperis moderat
and Rev G. F: Holt, clerk. the annl
4 sermon will be preached by Rev q.
Il Morrill, and the UNCONVENTIONAL sermon
I Rev F. H. Cooper. Reports of church
q will be given and conferences held
4 Sunday school and missionary topics. L
A closing session will be a young peopl
rally at which Rev. F. E. R. Miller
3 Mankato, state president will speak
At the Monday meeting the park boa
will receive a recommendation from
q Improvement committee for the erecti
n of a pavilion at Minnehaha park, to CT
n rot more than s., O00. The pavilion "
Il be desi-ned to knock out. the gaudy RI
II teurants and CANDY. stores which row
"A such a thriving business acrcss the strt
from the park. The committee Will a
b recommend the Immediate constructs
Il CT a cycle path along Minnehaha paTkW
from Lvn6a]e avenue to Lake Anerlla
When Malcolm Murphy himself