The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28

TOWN TALK

Full line of the Paris -Murton fireworks at
SO6 Nlcollet avenue.
Finest line of trunks, yalises, suit cases at
Barnaby's, Fourth and Ncollet
DR.. Talbert dentist, is now permanently 10
Gated at POI Medical block Both phones.
Choice farm loans for sale. with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers. etc.,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third street S, near Hennepll
avenue.
Savings deposited with the Minnesota Title
insurance l,, ana trust company on or before
the 1st.
A fresh shipment of beautiful leather novel
ties, suitable for presents for young and old,
at Barnums s Trunk and Leather Goods Store,
rs Nicollet.
.'Jehudt Jefferson and His Penknife Biblest
is the subject Of G.. l.. Morrill, sermon to
be delivered at the Chicago Avenue, Baptist
church Tomorrow night.
What you want is safe fireworks for your
children. and the place to get them is at No
IL Sixth street S, OF the LADIES of the Thirty
eighth Street Congregational church.
DR.. A. Hirschfield will deliver the address
NJ. tomorrow, in reply to h e j ourn a 8
editorial of June 20, The Duty of Unions
An open meeting will be held Monday eve
ming. June 80, at o'clock, at the Revenue
building. Stockholders and the public are
invited.
Some of the principal downtown barber
shops have decided to remain open for bust
ness until noon on the Fourth of July. This
action is taken to accommodate customers
who shave daily.
All old apples and old potatoes are. now
practically on the market. New supplies in
each line are now in the market, and within
week the stocks which have been carried
over from last year will be moved out.
DR.. Montgomery will speak at Wesley
podge Of Modsrn Ife In IN the evenns hs
will give An Evening with 7the Immortal
Hymns" Church doors open at 7:l5. Free
seats. -...-,. ,~
A bog fire at Sixteenth avenue and Elm
street Sc, yesterday, gave the hose company
nine hours work. The fire yesterday was
the first bog fire of the season. but as the
marshes dry, out the burning peat beds will
cause trouble. 49,
Paul Hetrich, whose home is in Plato.
MINI, is missing. He was injured in an
accident at Albany, Mimi, recently, and came
to Minneapolis over the Great Northern in
tending to continue his journey to his home
Since arriving here, nothing has been heard
from him.
The Central Prohibition club will hold a
picnic July at Minnehaha Falls. Able
speakers, representing the different phases of
Temperance nee reform Will make tsble talks
hest J. G. Kipp will reproduce two of Mrs.
Carrie Nations talks on the phonograpn.
AL are invited
John Campbell, workman, appeared at po-
lice he @headauarers sn yesterday and reported that
and money. He lay dow in the old hay
market. near the Union station, to sleep, and
when he awoke nearly all his worldly pos
At headquarters he was given a pair Of
shoes , and a. hat from the poor departmHpt . e, It
anew.
give the second Of a series Of Sunday eve
nlns talks on some great men and women
ney Lanier, the Poet Laureate of the South
the second will be on John Wycklffe the
Martyr; the third, Marcus Aurelius, the
stoic"; the fourth, Frances Willard, the
BY epeciai music By the 'H Misses se wiiiams and
Bean. Messrs. Jones and Robertson.
Dr.. s. S. Brimhall. of the veterinary de-
partment OF the state board of health, has
Hennepn county. which resulted in the death
Of twenty four hogs, four cows, calf and
several dogs. A stray dog went to the
bit large hog. From there it went to the
farm of Thomas DeMars, and several animals
were bitten there. 1t is supposed that all
dogs infected in the neighborhood have been
killed. .... -A
outh Sunday school June Is has SO far,
proved very acceptable and has caused an
teen Jewish and Christian Heroes. the pro-
gram is as follows: June 20, David Living
sGns Mrs j. 4 Gros6y July 1
St. Paul of Africa DIR. George r. Merrill;
July 20, Joseph" Mrs Frances B. Potter.
That for the seniors is, for June 70, Early
Versions of the English Bible DR.. l.. II.
S. Slater; July Is, The Jew Among the Ma.
tions," d. &c. Bell; July 20, THE Jew in His
Homeland" D. C. Bell. The school meets
tional service, followed by the address of the
morning.