The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-02
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

& Apply to Mendenhall to plant your vases at
cemetery. and other flower beds.
Furs stored as usual. Telephone fur de-
partment at the Plymouth Cloth1ng Rouse
zesbaugh's great clearing sale PICTURES
must be sold. Framing cheap. II Fifth st 8.
Correct dress for every one (from head to
foot). Plymouth Corner, sixth ana Nlcoi-
let
Our spccia,ties surety bonds. burglary and
employers liability insurance. Fred l.. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
Rev. O. A. Tofteen. former pastor or 81.
Angarius Swedish EPISCOPAL church, mas re-
turned from an extended trip. Next Sunday
he will occupy the pulpit OF Gethsemane
church.
Members of the state university faculty
have presented gold medals won IN intercoiie-
giate debate to R. c. Wedge, '02, academic; ;
J. H. Kane, 02, law, and j. b. Ladd ", aca'
demic.
The ninth in the series Of Wide Horizon.
Thursday night talks will be given this week
at s p. m. w. R. Morris will speak on J
THE Classical or Industrial Education OF
the Colored People.
Sophie Erickson, Norwegian girl from
erickson She failed to find them. and is at
the Union Mission without money She
speaks but little English.
Police Operators 'Yost, Jones and Hoffman
We're raised by Mayor Ames yesterday from
the ranks of patrolmen to that OF sergean .is
This is the rank that the operators formerly
held prior to the administration
An important meeting Of the Mushroom
of the Medical block. AS the weather Is ia,
yorable for mushroom growth, it Is expected
that many specimens Will be brought.
August Ecklund, lamplighter. was pain
fully burned Saturday night near seven io
sion of a can OF gasolene. He was taken u
his home at 1927 Riverside avenue.
A Mississippi street car In St. Paul LEFT the
track near Seventh and Wabash street Saul
day morning and Mrs. A. Bjorklund. hvlng
at 2422 Fifth avenue S in this city, was
struck and painfully injured. She was aoie u
go home alone.
Mrs. Lillian Kramer, 1O5 university avenue
Sc, took dose of chloroform Saturday nlght
with suicidal intent. She was louno anc Ia
ken to the city hospital, where anIldotes were
given, and she was able to return 10 ner
home after few hours.
Several hundred people attended , the an
at Vermillion Falls, near Hastings yesteI.
day Three excursion trains LETT me s%tn
cities over the Milwaukee roao, ana IN splse
of the inclemency of the weather they were
we'll filled.
Harris Grinblout, carpenter, "no ca 49,
70 Minneapolis recently from Roumanla' o1eo
Yesterday at st. Barnabas hospital. me re-
mains we're taken to tae ,e cou dastn had re.
suited from an abscess on the kidneys. GLin.
| blout was 80 years of age and has a orotnel
| living at 14l1 Fifth street 5. HIS "lle IS IL
| Europe.
Several Minneapolis people who attended
| picnic at Chaska yesterday became 1nvolVes
in free for-all fight with the young men Q
| tho town, and as a result Matthew Olmsche.oo
| 40 Tenth avenue n, and Paul Miloch, 16U
Fourth street y, received some painful fruis
| es about the head. Upon returning 10 IN
city they were compelled to have their WOUND
| dressed By christian.
The Danes of the city celebrated the ami
versary of the present liberal constitution o
| Denmark under the direction OF the Apoi POI,
Singing Society, yesterday G: Rasmus set
! delivered an address in his native tongue an,
| rad a poem entitled ITO Denmark. Fran
| NJ Nye spoke on THE Responsibilities OF 70
! American Citizen" Songs were sung 'ov IN
Apollo Society. refreshments were serVeu an'
| n social time enjoyed.