The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-24
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Fine suits and overcoats, half price, at The
Plymouth Clothing house.
Will furnish candle, electric light or lamp
SHADES shades for receptions, weddings, ETC. 1867
Choice cut flowers and plants at Nagers,
fI ~, Florist, at lowest market prices. Sls
Nicollet iaY.
The Misft Clothing Parlors, PAL Nicollet
avenue are going to sell clothes cheaper than
ever at their SPECIAL sale Tomorrow.
Flowers for funerals and all other pur-
poses shipped to all parts of the northwest
Mendenhall. florist. 81 Sixth street S.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, etc,
and an get your binding done at Century News
The secretary of the Ohio Association of
this city is experiencing much difficulty IN
completing the arrangements for the annual
banquet OF the ASSOCIATION, Jan. 80, because
of the failure of members to answer notices
sent out several days ago.
Max F. Schulz, merchant at 312 Emerson
avenue N, pleaded guilty in municipal court
an ii na Dina neof s The INTERMEDIARY Was
made upon complaint of James A. SWEET, in
spector of the state dairy and food depart
ment. .- ....a.
A course Of four talks on Dante" will he
given by Mrs. 7. q. Winter, for the benefit OF
the Kindergarten Association, at Gethsemane
yestry-rooms, at p. M, on the following
Jan JAM rn ee 1n hs and Se6 Tes
Purgatorio''; Feb. 10. THE Paradise"
The Minneapolis Produce Exchange has
completed its election of officers for the en- !,
suing suing year. They are as follows; E: -, F. F.
president; G. A. Castle, second vice president
c. l.. Stacy, treasurer, and W. B. Mccormack,
secretary.
j. r. Mosher Of the Goodfellow Dry Goods
company has taken Office $40 in the Sykes
block. Here he will receive bids Tor 1ur-
niShing the new storerooms in Westminster
block. The company wishes to place the con
1fc in )Sc no n 10 nj
the old Goodfellow store will be announced
in few days.
Electric lighting and power plant for s ale
! Descrption-Two American Ball engines.
! four pole 5O-kilowatt llO-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given Jan. 10 and Feb. 10.
| 1902. These ECU pment is are IN tuu opera
| ton and may be inspected at Inc Mlnneapohs
| Journal plant
! The annual meeting and banquet OF Rlv-
erside Sunday school will be held this evening
at ! in Westminster church dinlng.room
Plates will be provided for 100 Toasts will
| be responded to by Rev. DR.. J. e. Bushnell
Rev. DR.. R. F. Sample of New York, L.: K
Thompson, Charles T. Thompson, Allan Mil
Ter and Robert G. Morrison.
! Minneapolis Humane Society officers and
committees for the year are as follows: Presl-
dent J. c. Mcintyre; vice president, II. +
Roberts; secretary, Miss Vera E. Bean: treas
nngs; committee to look into the matter Of
| securing home for deserted and destltu ute
children, J. c. Mcintyre, H. P: Roberts, Dr.
| G. E. Dutton, F. H. Forbes, A. b. ROBBINS.
| The annual banquet of the Minneapolis Vet
! eran Volunteer Firemen's Association viii! be
held at the Nicollet hotel tomorrow evening
Matt Walsh will be ,toastmaster, and there
| will be speeches by Mayor Ames D. P. Jones
H. n Leighton, James B. Gilfllan, j.:
| Lane, Lars Rand and others. The committee
on arrangements consists OF the folloWins
| members: Matt Walsh, r. A. Plummer, 10
seph C. Scallen, Chris Goehringer and JOSEPH
| l.. Kiichli.
Sheriff August F. Marquardt of Marathon
| county. Wisconsin, has written Postmaste
S. B. Lovejoy of this city for information
| concerning Hans Christian Frederick Han
SON. Last September body was found nea1
Wausau, Wis, and it was evident that murde
had been committed. Letters on the deat
mans person lead to the tentative identlh
! cation as Hanson, a recent ARRIVAL IRON
! Denmark who had once lived in Minneapolis
| and who had his mail forwarded from thi
| city Postmaster Lovejoys investigation
! showed that no such person ever received
his mail at or through the Minneapolis office