The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-21
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Knoblauch s. removal sale begins Tuesday,
March f25. &E ~
Latest styles, ladies, stationery. The Beard
Art Co, ga Nicollet
lor & Co.. 612 Nicollet.
Frank c.. Worrell. jeweler. formerly 6111a
Nicollet has resumed business at 80 9Th st s.
Five dollars for fine suit case or trunk;
They sell at sight at Barnum's trunk and
leather goods store, 1l5 Nleollet.
There will be no change in our location. We
shall continue to do business at 516 and SIT
Nieollet avenue. Feely & Crocker.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, ETC.,
ana get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S. near Hennepin av
Flowers for funerals and all other pur~
poses shipped to all parts of the northwest
Mendenhall. florist, 81 Sixth street s.
Pure spring water and ice, enough to sup
ply the whole family, for only 5 cents per
day. The Glenwood- lakewood company, 3lS
Hennepin. @f%+Sa.
At the Reform Jewish synagogue, this eve
ming, Rev. S. N. Deinard will conduct the
regular Friday evening service His topic
willsb, THE Feast of Esther
s Samuel Simpson and Colonel F. C. Barrows
have gone to the Pacific coast where they
have lumber interests. They will visit For
mer Governor D. NJ. Clough. at Everett
Wash.
Timothy Driscoll, aged II years, son Of
Timothy Driscoll, 622 Washington avenue N.
was picked up by the officers at Saltwater
last night. He will be returned to his par
ents. He ran away from home several days
ago.
The Occult Society of Minneapolis will hold
in WINNING music hall, 721 Hennepin ave-
nue.. W. Sidney Fertig will speak on "Prac-
tical Occultlsm.' Astrological readings will
be given after the lecture. 80
Pinkeye, which is said to be raging among
the equines in Chicago, has not reached Min
neapolis Local veterinarians inclined
to believe that the Geographic messages ex-
aggerate the situation in that city: At any
rate, no indications exist that the disease has
reached an epidemic form here and, in fact,
1t is not prevalent.
Electric lighting and power plant for salo.
Description-Two American Ball engines.
four-pole 5O-kilowatt 110-volt lighting genera
tors. Possession given April l, 1902. These
equipments are in full operation and may be
inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
The large room under the police drillroom
In the basement of the new city hall will be
fitted up for revolver and rife practice. The
room is large enough to give range of
thirty FIVE yards. Drill Master George Sin
The annual shoot will take place in June,
and the members of the competing teams will
be selected.
Theodore Frai, a German lad, has disap-
his care. Julius Hawkins, 1000 E Twenty
second st, left the animal in charge Of the
driver Of the Union City Mission delivery
wagon, with instructions to sell it. Being
unable to do so, the mission authorities asked
young Frai to return the horse to Mr. HaW-
kins. He left the mission with the animal
and both disappeared.
Friends of julius j. Heinrich, who have
been spending much of their time Recently
In "joshing' him about the runaway proclig-
tiles of his horse, have in the end turned the
laugh upon themselves. The horse which
ran away Wednesday, on Nicolet avenue, was
not Julius ]. Heinrich's, but Gustav Helm
richs. The Heinrich horse started the trou-
BILE and ran into rig belonging to DR.. Suth-
erland, thus causing the double runaway.
The Central Prohibition Club will give a
banquet and reception in the lecture-room of
the Portland Avenue Chruch of Christ, Port
land avenue and Eleventh street. Monday eve
ming. The banquet will be served from G
to 8 o'clock, and the guests of honor Will be
Simpson Ely and Rev. A A. Graves. At 8
Gigantic Octopus in the church. ]. w.
Lansing will sing prohibition songs. Samuel
Potts. 2O5 New York Life building, has charge
of the arrangements for the banquet.
Appraisers appointed by the park board to
assess damages on property abutting on the
west side of the river, between Lake street
and Mtnnehaha park, as a preliminary for
the new parkway in contemplation, COM
menced work Wednesday. The tract involved
includes all the bottom lands along the river,
and hundred feet on top Of the bluff, be-
tween the confines specified. The probabili--
ties are that the construction OF the proposed
boulevard will enhance rather than decrease
the value OF the property involved. Auditing
property is that Of the Sheltering Arms, the
Vandeburg estate and the George n. Merriam
estate.