The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-17
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Magic eye glass cleaners will do it, sc
each, at Hirschy's Optician, $40 Mic. Ave.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust
company. '.a
Dr. Talbert has returned from Cali
fornia and is temporarily located at 3Ol
Medical block.
DR.. MONTGOMERY speaks at Wesley Wesley
Of Woman-Is 1t Brain or Hearth
Be sure you are posted before buying
leather goods. At Barnum's you can see
all kinds and qualities. 715 Nicollet.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers,
etc, and get your binding done at the
Century News Store, s Third street =
near Hennepin avenue -.N
Mrs. e. A. Russell will speak tomorrow
evening at St. Peters A. M. f.. church. on
1.-THE Booker T. Washington Industrial
School as l Saw 1t" .. -.. -
Thomas Van Lear will speak on
TRUSTS" at meeting Of the Socialist La
Dor party to- morrow afternoon at o CLOCK
at So Washington avenue 5.
Fire in the residence of Mrs. Mary Rip
ley, 1885 Thirteenth avenue S, this morn.
Ing damaged the building to the extent OF
$50. The Are started in the Kitchen.
William Mcnamara paid fine of 81 to-
day for the privilege Of using abusive
language toward Officer Amos Provost
with whom he had previously quarreled.
Rev L. A. Willsey Of Trinity Metho-
dist church will speak at the, gospel
temperance meeting in Avery. hall, IA
W. Twenty sixth street, Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. -: .....-.r. -:
At the open air concert, to be given in
Oak Lake park next Monday evening. the
Fifth Presbyterian church will take ad-
vantage of the occasion and furnish re-
freshments at nominal cost.
THE Development Monopoly and De-
moralization Of Religion and Education
by Capitalism" is the subject Of lee
ture by J. E. Nash, Sunday, p. m, at
125 Nicollet avenue. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
The Taylor Rug Weaving works, 617-
61s Bryant avenue N, formerly owned by
. H. H. Taylor has been sold to F. H.
Brown of the Excelsior Carpet Cleaning
company. The purchasers will enlarge
this plant.
Loubie B. Binford, pupil of Norman
Howard Bartlett. won the Peabody prize
last night at the Minneapolis academy.
Other readers were S. Alfred Larson,
Miss Josephine Simonson. Robert R.
Dickey, William E. Davis and Robert W.
Davies.
A meeting of the general committee OF
the A.. o. U. w, for the G.. A. R. Me-
mortal Day parade. will be held Sunday,
May IS, at TO- 80 a. m, in A. 0. U. w.
hall. 10 and II Seventh street S. All
members, and any others interested, are
requested to be present. ..,' g.,
According to the city ordinance 1t IS I'M
lawful to ride a bicycle on the sidewalk,
and because the rider Is nearing his home
he has no right to violate the law. Such
is the Interpretation made by Judge Dick
inson o-day when he fined Charles Hitler
50. Hitler explained that he was near his
home and was on the walk so that he
could dismount at his gate. s..
Burglars entered the establishment OF
Kesler & Cramer, 81 High street, early
this morning, rifled the gas meter and
carried off an amount OF cards and sta
tionery. The thieves entered by the
back door. AS the plant was running
last night until midnight, the robbery
was committed between that time and the
hour the shop was opened this morning
= No accurate estimate has yet been made
of the loss, but it is stated by the mem
bers of the firm to be trif1ing.
Plat W. Lyon will address the meet
ing for men at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow afternoc. al
$3.50 o'clock. His subject will be 1.-THE
Christian: Does He Draw Good Pay?'
This is the third talk in the series. The
closing address will be given a week from
Sunday, by Rev, S. D. Hutsinpillar, D. D
His subject will be 1.-The Christian: How
Does He Get His Start?" Tomorrow
afternoon there will be special music b!
the orchestra, and the Bakers. the blint
evangelistic singers, will be present ant
furnish several numbers. 49,.