The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Full line of the Paris-Murton fireworks at
3o6 Nicollet avenue.
Always go to the Plymouth for Correct
Dress from head to foot.
Finest line of trunks, valises, suit cases at
Barnaby's, Fourth and Nicollet.
Our spccia!ties, surety bonds. burglary and
employers liability insurance. Fred L. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building
The Mushroom Club will meet tonight in
the Medical block. There will be some un-
usually interesting specimens to examine
"a fresh shipment Of beautiful leather novel
ties, suitable for presents for young and OLD,
at Barnum Trunk and Leather Goods Store,
715 Nicollet. =.
What you want is safe fireworks for your
13 Sixth street S. OF the ladies of the Thirty
eighth Street Congregational church .s
st. Anthony tent, No..52. Knights of the
Maccabees, will hold special meeting TINS this
and Central avenue. to initiate a large class
of candidates.
Work was begun this morning on the reno
walton OF the Aueustana church at seventh
street ard Eleventh avenue S. The church
will be completely overhaued at an expense
OF about $500.
The Chamber of Commerce will adjourn for
the week on Thursday. The Fourth OF July
comes Friday, and Saturday ; Is TO pea De tasea ken
luth.
C. F. Kluge, of Plainview, Mimi. who came
to the city Saturday in search OF his l0-year-
old son, found the boy safe with his mother
at 2509 Fifteenth avenue S. The boys mother
was divorced from her husband seven years
ago.
Max Lash. baker, employed by Regan
Brothers, Fifth street and Seventh avenue ~
had his right hand badly mangled in mix
ing machine yesterday afternoon. he was
taken to Asbury hospital, where the injured
hand was amputated.
Pickpockets were at work among the crowds 1
at Lake Harriet yesterday, and several losses
were reported to the police. L.. f.. Bennett,
66 Fourth street N, lost S45 in cash diamond
STUD and iady's watch, and J: W: seaInans'
33 Washington avenue S, lost $40 IN cash.
The cases against D. Osborne and Daniel
Labar charged with exhibiting obscene pic
lures in penny-in -the-slot machines on Wash
ington avenue S, came up for nearing before
Judge Dickinson this morning. AS all evil
dence was not ready to be given in the case,
continuance was secured until Wednesday
Mrs. J. &C. DALEY of Leavenworth,> Kan,
the woman who was injured in runaway &C.
gles' convention few weeks ago. and who
has since been confined in st. Mary's hospital
was able to return to her home Saturday
night Her skull was fractured in the acc1-
cover.
Twelve who had attended classes for the
past two years were confirmed yesterday al
Trinity Norwegian Lutheran church by the
class was found far enough advanced fol
confirmation, although the former dissensior
in the church had prevented the consumma
tion Of the rite.
There has been scme talk of founding s
Norwegian hospital in this city. The propo
sition from the members of the United
| Norwegian Lutheran church in this city. Th'
church is not however, committed to tn
movement in any way, but may take thu
| initiative. Fifteen Norwegian physicians II
| Minneapolis have agreed to lend their infiu
ence and work to the movement as soon as i
| takes tangible form.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Young and Mrs
| Young's mother. who reside at 1900 Second
avenue S, had narrow escape from serious
injury or death in runaway accident nea
Lake City, Saturday night. They were driv
| ing from Lake City to Mr.. Young's summe
| home, when the horses became frightened ant
| ran away. The occupants Of the vehicle
| seven in all, were thrown out. Cuts ant
! bruises were the worst injuries inflicted.
! Ninety-two Mystic shrlners from Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, D. c., Gin
! cinnati and Alexandria, Va, spent yesterda!
| in Minneapolis, their way home from tn
! twenty-eighth annual session OF the @imperia
| council at San Francisco. They visited tn
parks and points of interest about Mnneapoli
and St. Paul before leaving last evening TO
Chicago where they will be guests at ban
quet to-day. ->>~.