The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-08
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Special sale Of evening silks at Goodfel-
lows next Tuesday. rz
The Title Insurance and Trust Co. pays
per cent on deposits subject to check.
Fur display and sale at Goodfellow's s
opens Thursday, continues Friday and
Saturday. 49,. ,.-.. .>.s. a,.-... Z. =.
Our burglary policy covers loss from
burglars sneak thieves and porch climb
ers. Fred l.. Gray company Guaranty
building. .Ea ~. 49, e-5.
When porch climbers are about, deposit
your Jewels and silverware in the safe de.
posit vaults of The Minnesota Loan and
Trust company, 313 Nicollet avenue. In
dividual safes $5 per year. -,:r >...
barn in the rear Of 1918 Third street
S was burned last night and a horse Gre
mated. The building belonged to John
Lundin and was valued at $3.50. The horse
was the property of o. Schwartz.
The annual election Of the Minneapolis
Association of Accountants and Book
keepers will take place this evening at
8 O clock at 533 Andrus building. A large
attendance Of the bookkeepers is urged,
Mrs. Kate B. Davis, Of Boston, will ad-
dress union meeting of St Paul and Min
neapolis branches Of The Theosophical
Society, this evening at o'clock in room
Of Ishwara branch, room All Dayton build
ing, ITO Nicollet avenue. Friends are
invited ....
The October meeting Of the Minneapolis
Homeopathic Medical society will be held
this evening at the residence of DR.. Oscar
K. Richardson, 1918 Dupont avenue 5.
Papers and discussion will be on "Enlarge-
ment of the Liver" and there will be
special paper on uses of Ichthyol.'
Arthur J. Dean. vice-president of Dean
&, Co., returned yesterday from trip as
Tn, with
implement men he found a general look
| ing forward to the coming convention OF
| the National Association OF Implement
and Vehicle manufacturers In Minneap-
| oils.
The history department Of the un1Vers-
! ity library has just received valuable
| addition in the shape of 325 Volumes The
| collection which includes some rare works
is a part Of the library Of Lyman c.
| chased from the Wisconsin State His
torical society through the efforts of Pro
| fessor F. M. Anderson.
| George Harrington, a lumberman en-
ployed by the Backus-Brooks company
| had a narrow escape from death yesterday
| by falling twenty-five feet into the river
Harrington was engaged in unloading logs
| from cars into the river, lost his footing
and fell upon log in the water below
| his DdCA "dS Oduly Spl etAllCu OuS w Ia ~.
| able to be about in few days.
The descendants of Benjamin Nye, ar
| Eng]ishman who emigrated to America 1r
1857, have formed a society Of Nyes. Tht
organiza ton which was started recently II
Sandwich, Mass, already comprises 500
members, among whom are Frank M. Nye
w. F. Nye, Wallace G. Nye and d. G
! Nye, all we'll known Minneapolitans. 1t il
probable that the whole body Of American
Nyes will hold family reunion at Sand
| wich next July or August.
The actions of Max Bitterman, VIII,
chased a little girl because she teaset
him, led persons in the vicinity Of Nicol
let avenue and Grant street last night t.
think that he was kidnapper. The at
tention of passersby was first attracted
by the cries Of Anna Johnson, who tolt
the people that a man had carried he
sister away. Investigation proved tha
the two little girls were teasing Bittermal
and he gave chase. The girls becam
separated and Anna thought that her sis
| ter had been kidnapped.