The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-13
TOWN TALK

TOWN Talk
Japanese pottery at The Beard Art
company, 624 Nicollet.
Open evenings until Christmas Beard
Art Co, 624 Nicollet.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title ms. & Trust company.
Formusic rolls, Boston bags and pocket
books, go to Barnunl's and have them
marked free.
zesbaughs Picture Sale and framing
pictures quick selling prices. Open even
| ings. IL Fifth street S.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, ETC.,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, 6 Third st Smear Hennepin av.
S. P. Rosenquist of ST. Paul will speak
at the Socialist hall. 45 Fourth street s.
Sunday at 3 p. m, on the Tyranny of
Capital"
Barnum's Leather Goods Store will be
open evenings till Christmas. If there Is
anything made of leather he has lit at 715
Nicollet. -.
Andi Worm will speak on 'Parasitism'
at the meeting Of the Socialist Labor
party Sunday at p, m, at Sc Washing
ton avenue s. =
DR.. Montgomery speaks at Wesley
church Sunday morning on 1.-THE Story of
who's Who?" y y
Thomas Comiskey, the 500 brakeman
injured this week In an accident at North
Town will recover without permanent
disabilities. He is at Asbury hospital.
Rev. S. o. Bridstonfrom Mooreton Nd,
will occupy the pulpit of Ebenezer Luth-
eran Free church, Nineteenth avenue and
Third street S, tomorrow forenoon and
| evening. :. -
Ralph B. Driver, the popular young
treasurer of Gethsemane church, has re-
signed his office to take effect Jan. l.
During the two and half years in which
Mr.. Driver was treasurer he did much to
systematic the finances Of the large par
ish. 'r
1.-The Electricians Religion will be the
| subject of the address at the mems meet
! ing at the Y. NJ c. A. Sunday at $3.50
p. m. George D. Shepardson. professor
of Electrical Engineering at the Uni
vcrsity of Minnesota will be the speaker.
Shibleys Orchestra will furnish musical.
The state board Of missions of the
| Christian church held it's quarterly bust
| ness meeting at the West Hotel last even
| ing. Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Mankato
| churches were represented. The affairs
Of the church throughout the state are
said to be t1ourishing financially and
spiritually. 49,. =.
Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence of Morris, Mimi
who has been at the Grace hotel on
Washington avenue S, lost SIS in cash.
a certificate of deposit for $500 and three
checks for $50, 500 and s31 respectively.
| The money was stolen by a young man
whom she saw enter her room while she
was in the adjoining parlor talking to her
brother. The police nave a clue.
.Cecilian Council Royal Arcanum. No.
| hq to6 y{r,o. 70.
the year: Regent, George Fl. Bailey; vice
regent, Charles H. Schilling; orator, r. H..
Meeker; chaplain, A. T.. e. johnson;
guide, F. II. Potter; treasures w. H.
Lands; secretary, H. F. Converse; COL
lector, Willard G. Weld; warden, D. F.
| McLaughlin; sentry, F. H. Searles; repre-
sentative to the grand council, George H.
| Hemperley; alternates, w. A. Ryberg.
| The winters work was outlined at a
joint meeting last evening of Minneapolis
and st. Paul members Of the Anti-Com-
pulsory Vaccination leagues Of both cities
| at SIG Nicollet avenue: E. N. Smith pre-
sided. The scope of THE Liberator, -
| the society organ, is to be enlarged The
speakers were j. w. Griggs and T. s..
Poucher, president and secretary Of the
! ST. Paul society and Mrs. L. c. Little,
secretary Of the Minneapolis league. -
| At a meeting Of Cataract Council $50,
|
! ing officers were elected Cor the coming
| year: Regent, G. II. Boner; vice regent,
e. A. Force; orator, G. K. c. Labatt: Sec
rotary, I. A. Yarnell; collector, T. w.
| Clark; treasurer, E. w. Naegele; chaplain,
G. E. Warden; warden, A. S. Johnson;
! sentry, E. L. Wicklund; representatives
| to the grand council, w. j. Mycue, Jo-
| seph Chapman, G. A. Barr; trustee, G. F.
| Merrill.
AT the last meeting of Hennepin Council
| No. 1884, Royal Arcanum, the following
| officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Anderson, T. A. Clark; alternates, A. G.
Gedney and E. B. Spear; regent, E. o.
Merchant; vice regent, A. w: Whittier;
orator, 3. G. Torelle; past regent, A. c..
| Anderson; secretary, E. A. Patrick; COL
lector, w. w. McFariane; treasurer E.
A. Fuge; chaplain, w. D. Stafford; guide,
! P. P. Salisbury; warden, G. 8. Beane;
sentry, s. M. McCollum; trustee, J.. E.
| Ryan. ..- : ~s.
The Engineers club of Minneapolis will
| meet next Monday evening in the county
commissioners room at the courthouse
The business session opens at 7:45. Pa
pers on gasolene engines will be read as
follows: Theory of Operation by r. G
Oliver, M. E., University Of Minnesota
For Automobile Purposes" by n. E
Brown, Il E Grant street; For Thresh
ing or Farm Uses,' by o. B. Kinnard o
Kinnard-IIaines Co.; For Marine Pur
poses,' by G. @. White, of the Globe 'Iro1
Works company; For Fire Engine Pur
poses,' by representative of the Wat
rous Engine Works company, of st. Paul