The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

TOWN TALK

Four per cant paid on savings deposits. Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company. .
DR.. Talbert has returned from California
and Is temporarily located at 3ol Medical blk
Regans bread drivers will start delivering
bread again tomorrow morning to all grocers
and dealers in the city. 800 T.. ." ~ T.
Thursday, June ~ the day before the
travelling mems convention begins, will ht
travelling mems day at the Eks fair.
DR.. Emily w. Flhels has returned from
the east and is permanently lcca:sd at the
Berkeley. Once 2le pillso.ry building.
Barnum, the trunk man, has everything in
leather soods, as we'll as IN trunks al is
.'icollet Have you seen the Perfection trunk?
Subscribe fo1 all magazines, papers. ETC..
ana get your binding done at the Century
News Store. Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue. .-r s-.'
Fred Tyre was arraigned in court this NOR
ming on a warrant sworn out by J. F. Boucher
charging him with assault and later. tie
was lined s..
Minneapolis circle. No. l.. H.; c; Of A, holds
q session this evening at x. P. hail, Masonic
Temple. More than nifty candida les vii! re
ceive the degree. e.
pr. Montgomery announces a new series Of
sunday evening addresses on The. " orlu
Woman. Subject for Sunday evening is The
Modern Woman in the World Eden. ... 49,,
The annual election of officers OF, the Min
neapolis Christian Endeavor union will ne
held Friday evening, May 1t, at s o'clock, n
Emil Fillimitzer, 3s15 wasnburn avenue N,
disappeared from his home last Thursday anu
fears are entertanied for his safety: The mat
alter was reported to the police and they were
asked TO aid IN locating him. o. - =.
Charles Martin pleaded guilty in police
court this morning to violating the city orul-
nance by tapping a Waterman. He lnoLg At
the main vas the private property of his en-
ployers and acted Oil their orders. He was
fined $40
Journal Teiephone-Call No. 9, which con-
meets you with The journal switchboard and
ask for the department or person you wish
to communicate with. If you do not know,
state your business and the operator will IN
form
Rev. John Timothy Stone who succeeded
the late DR.. Maltbie D. Bobcock as pastor of
Brown Memorial church, Baltimore, has been
secured as supply for Westminster church
pulpit during the summer months in the alb
sencc of the pastor. Rev. John E. Bushnell,
D. y.
The Third Church OF Christ. Scientist. has
secured quarters at " Lake street for
church purposes The room is 22xSO feet, and
has been newly papered and painted. Regular
church services will be hcld at 10:+5 .. m.
tomorrow.
The final meeting of the Minneapolis Bap-
tist Association was held last evening in
Tabernacle CHURCH. 1t WAS rally Of young
people. c. J. Miller conducted the song SER
vice which preceded. The speakers were Rev.
G. F.. Holt, Rev. F. E. R. Miller, state presi-
dent OF the Young Peoples Union, and Rev;
W B. Riley. The moderator and clerk will
decide upon the next meeting place.
". l.. Harris of the New England Furniture
and Carpet company will deliver the second
In the series Of addresses to young men on
1.-The Christian, at the Y NJ C. A. building
tomorrow afternoon at $50. His subject will
be The Christian Is He a Practical MANI
There will be special music BY large
orchestra. A week from Sunday Plat W.
Lyon will speak on The Christian: Does He
Draw Good Pay"
Thomas ]. McElroy, after eighteen years of
active service in the fire department, has re-
signed and retired to private life. He will :
gage in the grocery business at 1900 Fifth ave-
nue. n. During his service in the department,
McElroy has held many positions, being pipe
man on engine company 16 during the past
year. Herbert E. Barstow, driver Of engine
company No. 1. rendered his resignation yes
terday to Chief Canterbury. He formerly
served with truck company No. 4, but for
some time has been with engine company 4.