The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-24
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

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Taylor & Co. b12 Nicollet.
You can get the latest style -ot belts at
Barnum's, rs Nicollet avenue.
G. F. Getty has removed his law Office to 61S
and $40 New York Life building
Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. etc.
Snd get your binding done at the Century
News Store, 5 Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue. ..a, .-....
Mrs. Olive NJ. johnson will speak on Why
American Workingmen Should Be Socialists, "
at the meeting or the socialist labor party,
sunday, at ) p. m, at Sc Washington ave-
nue. So '~7-s' ~:
Waptei-Infornat alton concerning disturb
ance on Eighth and Central car on Monday,
May 49, between $50 and p. m. Will pay
we'll for it. Address SIS 5th st S. Tel Man
2436 Ii. g..
Rev. T. E. Archer OF Broadway NJ. E.
church will s2eak At the gospel temperainee
street, Tomorrow at $50 p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
Daniels Band will conduct the Sunday eve
ming service at the Vine Congregational
s. There will be several interesting talks,
preceded by song service. Miss Rose Tur-
ner will sing.
The Naval Veterans and Spanish War Nava.
Veterans. with their ladies. will attend SER
vice at Christ church. St. Paul, to morrow
evening. They will meet at the Metropoi,tap
ftotel IN that city at 1850, where they Will Ce
met by the st. Paul contingent.
The colored K OF P. OF Minnesota will
listen to their annual sermon at st. Peter
church, Ninth avenue and Twenty second
a p m bah and
uniform rank. Rev D. E. Butler will preach
the sermon.
The hardware store Of G., E.. Steinmetz, III
Thursday night and S25 worth Of goods was
taken. Four robberies have taken place in
the same vicinity within the last four weeks,
and the people are complaning. A petition
will be sent TO Mayor Ames asking that a
police officer be detailed to that section
Rev. S. D. Hutsinpiller will deliver an ad-
dress to men at the Young Mems Christian
Asoseiaton Ha no at sSe P IT, oa The
This will be the closing talk OF the series OF
addresses on the Christian which has attract
deep interest this month. A large orchestra
will furnish the special music.
Memorial services at Westminster church
Tomorrow. Sermon in the morning by DR..
citizens in the evening. Beautiful and inspir-
ing music. 4 cordial welcome is extended to
all citizens, soldiers and sailors. including
especially those families which mourn be-
lives for the nation. 81 e..
Appomattox post and corps will give a
patriotic memorial entertainment at their nall
next Wedp esday Nav % Temporary.
ing they wi me ct at the c2rncr Ct Lac zee
Bloomington Avenue NJ E. church In me
evening they will meet at their hall. 1927
z Franklin avenue, ard attend the Thir-
teenth Avenue NJ. E. church in a body.
At the Salvation Army qparters, 21S Henne-
pin avenue, Sunday, May %, the exercises will
be as follows: I a m, knee drill; II a; m,
p. M. family gathering; p. m, oldtime
salvation meeting. On Tuesday, special
meeting at Plymouth Congregational church.
Address on salvation Army Social Work y
David P. Jones will be in the chair. DR.. Hal
lock, C. NJ. Stocking and others will speak.
The local socialists are jubilent over being
able to secure Frederick Irons Bamford for
list hall, 125 Nicollet avenue Mr.. Ramford
is assistant librarian of the public library at
Oakland. Cal, and an author OF considerable
renown. He will speak on The Plan, the
Passion. the Doctrine and the Deeds of So
cialism." The public is invited. Admission
free.
W. e Barnes was arrested last night to
80 years of age and lives with his wife at
614 Pean avenue n, and when he lets drink
alone g said to be model husband. Last
night he appeared at the Union Mission and
exhibited large knife, with which he threat
ened to end his life. superintendent Stock
Ing, fearing he might carry out the threat,
sent for the police. ., .~
The park board appraisers will hold meet
ing at the courthouse Monday night to hear
the views Of the property holders along the
proposed west river bank parkway. The ap-
prasers have gone over the ground and are
ready to take UP the matter with the property
owners The committee on privileges will
hold a meeting Saturday afternoon, at l
o'clock, to consider bids for the use OF the
new pavilion at Minnehaha.