The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-06
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

The Pennington high school invitations will
be furnished by the Beard Art Co.
Dr. Talbert has returned from California
end Is temporarily located at SOL Medical blk
The Wesley Outing club has postponed It's
cycle run from to night to next Monday night
Twelfth ward democrats will hold their first
meeting OF the season tomorrow evening at
Warmelees hall. ,H
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S. near Hennepin av.
bartholomew Puccni, peddler from ST.
Paul, paid $40 in police court this morning
Tor peddlng plaster models without a license
The Home Circle of America will meet Sat
Srday Sry hight teS initiate large class in K. P.
supreme president viii be present and deliver
brief address. - ~
Rev. @. Bodieu will deliver lecture on
The Vigings of the North at the First
Swedish Baptist church, Eighth street and
Thirteenth avenue S, Wednesday. May I, S
2. m. Admission 2o cents.
club for social and political purposes has
been o. m, organized by the young Polish element.
eered as follows: President. George II. Koz-
lowski; secretary, John W. Stszemp; treas
urer Stanley Bielinsk. ~ =
Journal :Celephone-Cal 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 ard the operator will IN
form you. ..
Frank Marino was in police court yesterday
charged with assault with a dangerous weap-
on. 1t was alleged that he attacked Frank La
rosa at Sixth avenue and Third street Sun
day afternoon and cut him seriously with d
knife. He was found guilty and fined $25,
which was paid.
The annual picnic of the Minneapolis Retail
Grocers' Association. June l6. this year will
be held at Carver, Mimi. This was agreed
upon at the regular monthly meeting OF the
association last evening. The trip to Carver
will be made over the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road
frmed the following appointments as road
inspectors made by County Surveyor Cooley
samsS Trpg 9ssso r9aa Richard
nue.; J. J. Coulter, River ROAD and Middle
road; Matt Hansen, Monticello road; Otto
Peter Weinert, Burschvlle road William
Kerr, cycle paths and general repair.
The Swedish Lutheran pastors somewhat
disappointed by the decision of the Com
mercial Club in regard to the proposition to
secure the removal of Gustevus Adolphus col
lege to Minneapolis. but will continue tho
agitation: mail vote of all the clergymen
in the Minnesota conference will be taken and
the wish Of the majority will prevail. The
Rev; Messrs. p: Q. Stone and G. Q. Olander
OF this city will have charge of the vote.
! Minneapolis Eagles are making elaborate
preparations to entertain convention visitors
who will come here the first week in June to
attend the Grand Aerie. The Rijou theater
be held there. A. parade will he one of tho
public features of the session The last
meeting was held in San Francisco and Mil
waukee is a candidate for the next gather
bers
From Investigations made yesterday by Cor
oner Williams relative to the cause of the
death OF John kowhet, the Bass lake her
nit, VINO died last week under peculiar cir
cumstances, it is likely that nothing will be
done by the authorities. The coroner visited
q 70 dow md ~ afnH he
stores of Anthony Meyers and Patrick Ryan,
lwho claimed to have been engaged in a
Friendly wrestle with kowhet the night before
tae died.
! Otto Martin was arraigned in police court
this morning on the charge of grand larceny.
1T is alleged that he stole large Photographic
Hers from w. R. Miller, 427 Nicollet avenue,
and pawned it in St: Paul: where hs. gas
working when arrested. Martin enXBged
by Miller as a printer, but left April u, and
about that tima took the lens. He told hard
luck story that he needed money and intend
ed to return the lens next week. He was held
to the grand jury.