The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-27
THE CITY
TOWN TALK
Baster outfits at The Plymouth.

Easter outfits at The Plymouth.
Order Easter flowers at Nagel's S1S Nicol-
let.
Knox hats and Hanan shoes at 1.-The Plym-
outh.
Wall paper in all the latest designs. G. E..
Taylor & Co.,. 612 Nicollet.
Sweet Peas-My so varieties, mixed, Sc per
ounce. Miss Emma Y. White, S1S Nicollet
Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Engraving, stamping, printing for society
and business. The Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet.
Correct dress, head to foot. The Plymouth
is the best all round Quitting house in
america. 80.
There will be Christian Science meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Della whitney Norton,
1912 Nicollet avenue, this evening.
For an Easter present -.of Barnum' 8
wrist chatelalneS is just the thing. See them
in every color and leather at us Nicollet.
Solonel E. T. Lee, of 1880 E Thirty second
street, is arranging for party to visit Shiloh
battlefield on the anniversary Of the engage
ment. .'
The Garfield Republican Club will meet to-
night at Morgan post hall, Nicollet avenue
and Third street. The topic for discussion
Will be, Our New Possessions
Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday. Leave
ollet; Woman's Baking Co., 1900 Sd avenue s.
| and Quick Lunch. GIG Nicollet avenue.
Peter Elger and Fred Hill, two boys from
the. East Side. We're in court this morning,
charged with vagrancy. Both had witnesses,
who. they said, could materially help their
, cause and their case was continued until
to morrow.
! Robert w. Glenn arraigned in the mu-
niclpal court this morning charged with EN-
bezzling $61 IS from the Liquid Carbonic Acid
Gas company, in whose employ he was. He
will be given an examination March %. He is
| held in $500 bail.
Burglars entered the store of the Minnesota
RruSh T03 HaunpDin early
! yesterday morning. They forced open storm
door in the rear and broke out transom:
The money drawer in the office was pried
| open and IS taken.
Special evangelistc services are being held
at the Vine Congregational church, Lake
| street and Twenty-first avenue S. Tonight
| the Daniels Band of the Y. NJ: c.. A. will
| conduct the service, and Miss Katharine Ellis,
assisted by a large chorus, will sing.
| The Western Avenue NJ E. church will have
sale of handkerchiefs from all states, in
GLIDING one from Mrs. Roosevelt, the wife
OF the president. and others from other dis
tingushed persons. The sale will be held at
Mrs. Bradley's, 267 Dupont avenue n, to-mor-
row.. "
The degree staff Of Colombia lodge, No: 4so
| Modern Brotherhood of America, will initiate
| a class Of forty candidates Friday evening, al
their odgerooms, in Odd Fellows hall, POPS
Central avenue Ne Edw. l.. Baker, head
| physician of the order, from lndanola, Iowa
will be present and will make remarks.
Herbert Mclaughlin was arargned in the
police court this morning charged with grand
| larceny He pleaded not guilty and was
! held in $500 bail for hearing April ). Nc.
Laughlin, it is alleged stole bolt of silk
valued at about $50 from the store of J. w
Kerr, Nicollet avenue and Seventh street.
Electric lighting and power plant for sale
| Descripton-Two American Ball engines
| 14x12, each 10O-horse- power. direct belted tt
! four pole 50-kilowatt Howell lighting genera
| tors. Possession given April 1, 1902. These
| equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant
The second monthly banquet of the Mime.
apois Association of Bookkeepers and Ac-
countants was held last night IN the dining
room Of the Hotel Nicollet. The members
passed pleas evening listening to an in
| structive address by w. L. Harris;> of the
New England Furniture and Carpet company
who was the guest of the evening. There
was music by the Minnesota Masonic quartet
| What remains Of the Brooks Griffith ele
vator, at Division and Taylor streets Sc
which partially burned about six weeks
ago, will be RACED by dynamite The under
part of the structure was eaten away by the
flames and there is danger OF the building
topping over. A portion Of it fell two week:
ago and two men who were working near by
narrowly escaped death. Last night an at
tempt was made to raze the structure, severa
sticks Of dynamite being exploded in the posts
that support the old elevator. The earth fol
blocks around shaken and the report wa:
|deafening, but the building did not fall An
other attempt will be made tonight. d