The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

DR.. Patten, dentist, has removed to Chute's
block, S9S Central avenue.
One Of those Barnum suit cases cannot be
beat for the price. rs Nleollet.
Dr. Talbert, dentist, is now permanently To-
ca ted at 20l Medical block. Both phones.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits Min.
neseta Title Insurance and Trust company.
Barnes Bros. investment bankers, Oneida
block. have unsurpassed facilities for han
ding property quickly 4
Rev Frank H. Cooper Of Olivet Baptist
church breaches the baccalaureate sermon at
Pillsbury academy. owatonna. tomorrow.
Bethlehem Presbyterian church will cele-
brate' Tomorrow with a special program. The
Gldeons will conduct the evening service.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Stanley B. Roberts
will address the Y. NJ. c.. A. and Y. W. c. A.
OF Manchester college. Subject. Work That
Pays,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, s Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue. ii
The first Scandinavian Congregational
cnureh,s sixteenth avenue 5, near Lake, val,
be opened Sunday after having been closed
three weeks for repairs.
The pulpit of Olivet Baptist church will
be filled Sunday morning by Rev. Alexander
Cameron, Phi D., the blind preacher OF Man.
kato, MINI,
The Junior Epworth League of Fowler NJ.
E. church will hold opening exercises at the
church Tomorrow evening. Ar attractive
program mas pSen prepared.
In the celebration of the Feast of Weeks at
the church ,of the Jewish Reform congreSa-
ton. Rev. Samuel n. Deinard will talk Tues
day evening, on The Law and at II a. m.
Wednesday on "A Kingdom Of Priests.
Rev. DR.. Bushnell, will make a plea a!
Westminster church tomorrow evening fol-
thetunior of moral forces of the city. He viii
speak on the moral conditions of the city as
related to the protection of the home life
All citizens are cordially invited.
5siWoodmen OF the World who wish to attend
the unwilling of the monument erected by
the order at Crystal Lake cemetery will meet
at the end of the Cedar and Emerson car line
at p m. and proceed thence to the cemetery
: M. T. Leonard will deliver the grafton.
Patriotic services will be held tomorrow
evening at St. James Methodist church
q Hobart! and others and special music by 3
choir of twelve voices will be given under the
auspices of the men s Sunday literary con.
gress.
Al Hsanep Pha Avenue i church at 1870
church and Sunday school, with the com
meneement exercises ,ot the lntermedlat
Il the evening at 7:45 O'Clock the monthly rnu
sieal will give a program.
:, AT the annual meeting of the alumni asso
citation OF the college Of pharmacy, University
of Minnesota the following officers were elct
president Belle Rubeck Phi, c.; secretary
Mae Nisbit, Phi. c.; treasurer, S. F. San
eerson, Phi. NJ D.: postmaster, Gustav
Bpchmann; marshal, c. H. Zander; poet
Thomas sTorgenson.
h Rev. Dr. C. M. Heard is to visit ;Cloquet
MINI, Tomorrow to address the united con
,,gregations of the Presbyterian and Methods
Episcopal churches concerning the work o
the american Society Of Religious Educ alton
On Friday, June 10, he goes to Fairmont
Mimi, to lecture before the Martin county
i Sunday school institute on the Future Sover
Seignsf Of America.
I. Trinity Epworth League at its bushes
meeting Tuesday evening, elected the follow
=: ing, officers President, Waiter Jameson; vic
{. presidents, Mrs. l.. W. Northfeld, Miss Foss
Miss Ruth Spear and Miss Myrtle Grosvenor
I missionary Chairman, Mrs. l.. A. Willsey
secretary, Miss Bessie Horton; treasurer
Master Clifton Ferguson i.organist. Mis-
j Bertha Newkirk; chorister. Rev. L. a. Will
sey. The installation of officers will be. Sun
= day evening, June 90. ..~,,..