The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20

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proprietors intend to spend $4,000 in re-
modelling the place. The kitchen will also
be5enlarged. -,
f SamarltansPIan Fete-The annual cleo
ton of Nicollet Council Modern Samari-
tans, will be held Monday night in Column
bus hall. The occasion is to be made a
social one. Refreshments will be pro-
Svided. Jimmie Latourele will furnish
the music and the services Of the famous
story teller, Tony Grotte, have been Sc
cured.
y First Methodist PlanS-AndreW PreSby
terrain church has opened it's doors to the
homeless First Methodist church and the
two congregations will meet together to-
morrow. The morning sermon will be
preached by Rev. William Love, pastor Of
the First M. E. church. The Sunday
school of the burned church will meet at
Andrew church at 8 p. m.
Bank Clerks Meet-The Minneapolis
chapter Of the American Institute Of Bank
Clerks met in the Bank Of Commerce
building Thursday evening. A paper was
read by E. A. Merrill president of the
Minnesota Loan & Trust company. on
5Ft'Trust Companies" Music by one of the
members was enjoyed and twenty-five
new members were voted into the chap
ter.
5. Substitute for Holly-Thrifty persons in
Alabama have been shipping into this city
"a novelty in Christmas greens in the shape
lof wreaths made Of laurel leaves, sprin-
killed. here and there with bachelors but
tons dyed red. The green's find g. ready
sale. Some Of the Wreaths are dark
green and others purplish brown. The
leaves are laid fiat upon the reed loop and
bound to it by thread.
i To Deliver Xmas MaI-Twenty extra
mail carriers and fifteen extra clerks will
be set to work next Monday at the post
office in order that Christmas mails may
be delivered promptly. These additional
clerks and carriers will be chosen from
the substftute' list, that is. from the list
lef persons that have passed civil service
examinations and are now waiting for
Vacancies in the carrier or the clerical
service. The extra men will be engaged
for one week only.
K 1.-THE Football Mar"-"The Football
Man will be the subject Of an address to
men at the Y. M. G. A. tomorrow after
noon. Rev. Martin D. Hardin will be the
speaker. When in college Mr.. Hardin was
a well-known football player and he will
Sci draw some interesting lessons from this
distinctly modern sport. Sheibleys or
chestra and w. Scott Woodwork. barry
tone sooist, will furnish a musical pro-
gram preceding the address, beginning at
3:1o. All men are welcome.
& Yeast Company representations
OF Incorporation Of the Clinton Yeast
company were filed with the register OF
deeds this morning. The company is cap
1talized at 100000 and its liability is linn
tied to $40, 000. 1t will engage in the
manufacture and sale Of yeast, the plant
to be located in this city. The officers
and incorporators are De Witt c. Gin
ton. president; K. K. Spafford, vice presi-
dent "A. Spafford, secretary; J. G. Gin
ton, treasurer, and A. L. Brice.
7 Hofar Children Cared For-The Humane
society is to be a party to the settlement
of the Hofar kidnapping case, and after a
general investigation Of the facts yester-
day, took charge, of the five children for
whom both the father and mother are
contending. Two of the younger chill
dren were sent to the city hospital and the
others are at the home provided by the
society. The home of the father will be
investigated before he is permitted tC
have the children again. Eventually they
will probably be sent to the state school,
as 1t Is not believed the fathers home is
suitable. The mother is 1nanifestly I'm
able to care for them.