The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Dr. w. T. Joslin. dentist, moved to 1872
Andrus building.
DR.. Talbert, dentist, will be absent from the
city from Feb. is to April Is.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Title
insurance and Trust company.
Invest your savings in a good farm mort
gage through Barnes Brothers, Oneida block
Great bargains in tailoring. One third or
on all suits and overcoats at Brown & co. S.
a4O Hennepfn avenue.
Free samples of securing soap will be given
away, free, at Powers Mercantile company S,
Saturday. Grocery department.
Eight Hour Day League, No. will e. elect T
officers at it's regular meeting at 80 Sixth
street S, next Monday evening.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at the century
News Store, Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue. ,- .N .'.-. .' ~
B. w. Kennedy, arrested for forgery a few
days ago, has waived examination in the
municipal court sand he will be held for the
grand jury in $3.50 bail.
Mrs: Olive NJ. johnson will speak on Mid,
die Class NATURALIZATION and the Municipal
Program OF the S. l.. Pr at SO Washington
| avenue s, Sunday at p. IN.
Plymouth lodge. No. 16O. A. F. A. NJ,
will hold special communication tonight to
confer the L. A degree. Members are urged
| to be present. Visiting brethren welcome
Sam Briganze was fined $25 or twenty days
IN the police court this morning, for stealing
the brasses from the journal boxes on freight
cars in the Northern Pacific yards in North
Minneapolis. a
Looking Toward tho Sunrise will be the
subject Of an address to be delivered at the
afternoon at $50 o'clock. to young men, by
Rev. VIM. Love of this city. An orchestra OF
dozen pieces will furnish special music.
Admission will be free.
I Fear of the police court seems to ave~put
a stop to the breaking of window panes in
the school buildings. Mischievous boys have
sometimes done much damage by breaklng
broken. The annual bill Of. the schools for
broken glass Is about s., 500 .-..
| Members Of the Minneapolis Club will hold
their annual business meeting Tuesday eve
ming, when an election will be held to select
| six gent lemen to serve on the governing COM
/ mittee The retiring members are Charles NJ.
Harrington. J. F. Whallon Hovey C. Clark,
Henry l.. Little. AL Loring and A. l.. Bel
KNAPP.
Description-Two American Ball engines.
14x12 each 100-horse power, direct belted to
four-po 50-kilowatt 110-volt lighting genera
tors Possession given Jan. 10 and Feb. 10.
1902. These equ pments are in full opera
tinn and nav be Inspected at The Mlnne7p"'s
st. Marks choir soprano soosts, will sing
Bischoffs setting of the hymn, "Jesus, Lover
of My soul'' at the time offertory in that
lowed by the anthem, From the Rising OF
the Sum- Onsely, sung by the entire chorus
of St. Marks church choir.
. 4.-c .-r-s~I ..-'! DecoidlCls dS-
! socatiOu has elected the following officers
| for the ensuing year: President H. l. Raine
| vice president, H. B. Cramer; secretary and
| treasurer, G. w. Jones, reelected; trustees
| !. NJ. Locke, H. 3. Cralner, w. L. Tanner
| The association was reported in excellent
shape and will probably celebrate at
some sort OF a social session:
There has been much dispute down in the
| municipal court as to the value of a cat
| In the case Of kress VS.. Dunn the plaintiff is
| suing to recover the value Of a cat alleged tc
| have been mangled by the dog Of the defend
| ant. 1t was stated by expert witnesses that
Angora cats had been sold at S., OOO but they
! had never seen the cash paid. Judge Holt il
| still bordering the cat question.
Franklin camp, Modern Woodmer o.
America, opened its handsome lodge par.
| lors at Franklin and Bloomington. avenues
! Thursday evening with considerable cere
| mony. The quarters were full to overfoWine
and many who sought admittance We're un
able to get inside. State Deputy Dawson, C
| G. Laybourne and Harry A. Lund addressed
the gathering fraternity and the benefits
| that result from g recognition and apprecia
ton of the true fraternal spirit. The Misses
! Stokes and the Roedell children furnished
| very delightful music. At the close of tn
program the ladies served refreshments ant
then the floor was cleared for dancing.