The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Pictures well framed The Beard Art Co.,
GA Nicollet.
|, New gloves and Easter novelties at Mrs.
Vroomans, Sixth street S.
DR.. c. A. McCollom has removed his office
to 627 Andrus building. Tel. main 80.
For Easter gifts get goldfish from Mrs Ev
ans, 1907 E 21st st. Bloomington car
Feely G. Croker will continue to do bust
ness at the old stand. 515-517s Nicollet av.
Invest your savings in good farm mort
gage, through Barnes Bros, Oneida block,
Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company.
Samson's restaurant, sos Second avenue S,
damaged by fire recently, will reopen Monday.
See Barnums new leather goods store, and
SicoMet .
At the Jewish Reform Synagogue to-morrow
evening Rev. s. N. Deinard Will deliver q
lecture on Thomas Carlyle and His Mes
sage"
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Savings deposited with the Minnesota Title
| Insurance and Trust company, or before
| April will draw interest at per cent from
the list.
Mrs. W. O. Wallace will speak on ''The sa-
loon Octopus" at the gospel temperance meet
4 ing, IA w Twenty-sixth street, Sunday, at
$3.50 p. m. All are invited.
| Our Easter dinner will be special effort to
PLEAS our many patrons and Will neude
| in ladies' cafe. Hotel Nicollet.
On Monday evening there will be Zionists
mass meeting at Kennesseth Israel syna-
gogue, Fifth street and Sixth avenue N. The
principal speaker will be Leon Zolotkoff OF
| Chicago, president of the knights of Zion
The Union of Circles. Ladies of the G. A.
| r., are invited to meet as guests OF Custe!
circle, No. 2, at Mrs. Sadie E. Shaner's. 300
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noon, a. 2:SD. Take Cedar avenue car to
end of line. -a
Superintendent c. NJ. Stocking, Of the Union
WITH a'; small child to a'I COCA home in North
Dakota. lady living there on farm de-
sires a companion and will not require the
applicant to work for her board
The Phi Beta Kappa initiation will be hello
| Monday evening at the home Of DR.. Norman
Wilde, s01 Sixth street Sc. There will b.
twenty-three initiates and the speakers will be
| Dr.. Richard Burton. DR.. II. S. Eddy, Judge
! E. A. Jaggard and Lee O.. Kellogg.
When Deputy Sheriff John Wall reached
| the Golden Gate restaurant yesterday after
noon with a writ OF attachment for some fix
mortgaged, ne found no fixtures. Later he
| found what he was after in the Security ware
| house. 1873
Rev. DR.. ]. e. Bushnell will preach both
morning and evening at Westminster Pres
byterian church tomorrow. In the morning
his subject will be- .Resurrection Power,
| and in the evening 1.-THE Veil Of Sense A
and the cburch viii be-
rated. a. a--., -.
John Miller, for many years foreman in the
Milwaukee car shops, who lives at 1915 SIKH
street S. was driving last night when ms
horse took fright near Cedar and Franklin
avenues, and ran several blocks. There wa:
a collision with another vehicle and Millel
was thrown out and seriously bruised Hi
horse was injured so badly that it had to b'
shot. .-.
Fire started shortly after 2 o'clock th
morning in the woodward of the Diamond
Fuel company at Thirteenth avenue NE an
ment and the rapidlty with which line 0
hose laid prevented the further spreat
OF the flames though it took the department
fire to e1tinguish the blaze. The loss wa
Slight. ....
Samuel Schaffer was arraigned in the po
lice court this morning charged with receiving
April 8 and is held in 5000 bail. He is &C
cused Of buying from Fred G. Young, who |:
thirty six fountain pens, valued at 500, whicl
the latter is said to have stolen from tn
store of the Minneapolis Dry Goods company
last July
Jobbers have been informed that standar.
brands of soap will be advanced loo per DO;
of 100 bars between April l and April 10
Tho jobbers are laying in large stocks Tn
soap manufacturers have finally succeeded il
maintain prices It is explained that TIL
prospects of a combine in cottonseed Oil
which is used largely in the manufacture o
some soaps, has had an influence in raising
prices. ... :.
Local Eagles are expecting the largest at
tendance in the history Of the order at tn
grand aere to be held here In June Mime
apolis aerie. No. 81. has received word fro1
all over the country of big delegations. an
several cities will send uniformed marchn
clubs with bands. 1t is likely that a march
ing club will be organized here, and a 1neetin
will be held dn Bijou hall Tuesday evening t
consider the matter The club, If organized
will be handsomely uniformed, and member
will devote much time between now and Jun
in perfecttng themselves in a show drill.
John Jones, of the oldest and best
known patrons of the police court, turned Il
, | this morning and pleaded guilty to a charf
, of petit larceny. John seems to have a mani
for getting next to other peoples goods ar
} chattels and he is never out of the work
house long before he appears in the polio
court. His specially to-day was the apprc
priation Of a pair of driving lines belong
ing to Arthur j. Dean. Jones tried to defer
himself the ground that the stolen good
were only worth $3.50, but the judge did NJ
see it in that light. John will spend nlne'
days in the workhouse to mediate upon HI
indiscretion. ..-.f