The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-15
THE: CITY


Wall paper in all the latest designs. c. E.
Taylor & Co., 6l2 Nicollet.
Auction fine furniture, rugs, etc, 10 and 2,
daily, Downs, "a Seventh street S.
Headquarters for Correct Spring Styles |
tfrom hats to shoes). The plymouth corner. !
The class play of the university seniors |
will be given the afternoon and evening of
June in the Lyecum theater.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, ETC.,
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S. Hennepm az.
For wedding trip outfits and useful presents
for the trip what Barnum will show you
at his new leather goods and trunk store. 7l5
Ncollet. rER'
City Rapid Transit company denies the repo
that the company has purchased toWage
rights and contenplates the erection OF b,g
electric power plant at Taylors Falls.
D. W. Halsted will take charge of the
furniture exposition bualng at ST. Anthony
Park April l6. The Midway Citizens club
has organized and will occupy quarters in the
new building. There will De d cafe in con-
pection.
H. w. and T. N. Immersion, who tore down
the >Odel cottage over the heads OF the IN
mates, were arragned In the municipal court
yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct.
They pleaded not guilty. The case will be
tried later in the week.
Dr. C. A. McCollum made an address be-
fore the Lyndale Fraternal Club last night, on
the subject of The Minneapolis Water Sup
ply He declared that the West Side sta
tlen was great menace to the health OF the
community.
A. c. Nealy, formerly general agent of the
American Express company, was presented
with handsome watch charm set with da
'monds and emeralds, by fellow employees last
night. when he retired from the company to
enter business for himself
: Pinkham lodge, No. 1893, l. o. G. T., will
give a free entertainment at Shermans hall,
Fifteenth and Franklin avenues, tonight at
s. A program will be rendered, consisting of
vocal and instrumental solos, trios, a whis-
thing solo and phOnograph selections. Rev.
"A. A. Graves and J. j. Gills will speak.
There will be special communication Of
Ark and Minnehaha lodges, A. +. and A NJ,
to attend the funeral of }. E. Garwood
will meet at Minnehaha lodgeroom, SiXteentE
avenue and Franklin, at p. N. A large
attendance IS desired
A fine carriage team of perfectly matched
black geldings, full brothers, S and years
old, French Coach stock, weight 2,4o0, gentle
as kittens and just as lively; lots of style and
action; high priced and worth it; for sale by
Elmer Moses, Is Royalston avenue: If not
sold here this week, they go east Saturday.
Mrs. Lambert G. Smith and Miss Edith An
derson, 200S Park avenue, and Mrs. william
w. Wilson, S19 Payne avenue. st. Paul, their
hostess, we're made violently i'll, probably by
pork chops, eaten at dinner last evening at
Mrs. Wilson's. Physicians were called and in
a short time all were restored.
Secret service men of the coast lines are
alter the gang Whlcn mas Deen gOld brlcklng
homeseekers occasionally by selling farm
lands they do not own, securing earnest
money and then disappearing. The gang op-
crate in everything. from lands to poker. The
Great Northern has experienced more trouble
with them than any other line.
About 200 friends of Rev. Father Arctandel
attended the farewell reception given for him
last night at St. Charles church. He will
leave this evening for Norway, Rome anG
other parts Of the continent. NJ j. Gill; r
behalf of those present and Others presented
Father Arctander with purse containing
S40O.
Leon Zolotkiff, an attorney, of Chicago, de
livered an address in Kenesseth Israel church
last night, on ''The Zion Plan The churct
was we'll filled and the lecture was received
with the closest attention. Mr.Zolotkiff Is
grand master Of the Order of the Knights o
Zion, which consists of forty-two affiliated
societies, with a membership of about $500
The local Jewish societies will join the organ
ization.
c. NJ. Loring spoke to the children com
posing the Adams School Civic League las
evening on the subject Of municipal adOrn
ment his lecture being illustrated by stere
optcon views. The meeting was held at th
South Side high school and was attended b.
about 1900 listeners, all the children in thu
neighborhood, irrespective of their affiliatio)
with the league, having been invited to attend