The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-28
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Easter outfits at The Plymouth
Knox hots, Hanan shoes, at 1.-The Plym-
Outh."
Latest styles. ladies' stationery The Beard
Art Co. 624 Nicollet.
Don't fail to see Nagels display of Easter
flowers. SIS Nicollet.
Easter flowers from Nagel's greenhouse, at
9O7 Nicollet.> Come early. #
DR.. c.. a. McCollom has removed his office
| to 627 Andrus building. Tel. main $40.
The plymouth" Corner-.Sixth and Nicollet
Clothing headquarters for the best dressed
people. .,sn -.... = e. II .
Subscribe for all magazines papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, s Third street S. near Hennepin ay.
Flowers for funerals and all other pur~
poses shipped to all parts of the northwest.
Mendenhall. florist. 81 Sixth street s.
For an Easter present. one of Barnum' s
wrist chatelanes is just the thing See them
in every color and leather, at TO Nicollet.
Our Easter dinner will be a special effort to
please our many patrons and will include a
select concert program. Engage your tables
in ladies' cafe. Hotel Nicollet.
Just purchased o. H. Peck company stock
pictures pictures frames statuary; going half PRICE
same. Bntliff's art store, Alt First avenue S.
F.. "A Young and r. w. Glenn, held for
grand larceny and embezzlement respectively
in the municipal court this morning, decided
to waive eXaA>nation and were held to the
grand jury in $50 and $500 bail. -.-. bee
The residence of AL Killum 23s Thirteenth
avenue S, was entered by burglars yesterday
afternoon. A lady's gold watch and a long
gold neck chain were taken. The family was
absent and had left the doors unlocked.
J. w. Olsen, state superintendent Of public
instruction, will lecture at the Minnesota Nor
NAL School and Business College, 525 Seventh
street S, at 8 p ~, on the subject "a Prac-
teal Education" Admission will be free
Mr. E. E. Easthagen, son of John Eastha-
gen. the tailor has just returned from three
months stay at the j. j. Mitchell cutting
school. He has brought some of the latest Of
New York novelties and will be pleased to
show them to you.
Holy communion services will be held at
Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church this evening,
at o'clock. The pastor, DR.. Hntsinpiller,
Maud Ulmer Jones and Mrs. Waterman will
sing selections from The Messiah"
Mamie Rogers, the woman who has haunted
McGregor's place for the last five six years,
was tried this morning in the municipal court
on charge Of being found in a disorderiy
house. Evidence was lacking to secure a
conviction and the case was dismissed.
Peter Elger, in the police court to-day, was
sent up to the Workhouse for thirty days for
vagrancy. Fred HILL boy who was arrested
with iElger on "a yagrancy charge. was also
tried this morning, but he was able to show
that he had regular employment and was let
Off with a reprimand.
Fred Briggs, prisoner at the workhouse, has
been ordered to go to work with the farm
gang instead Of in the engine-room, where the
board Of charities and corrections said he
tween Mcdonald and Briggs is said to have
arisen over the expenses of the trial which
the superintendent underwent for permitting
Briggs to leave the workhouse.