The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

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Flowers for funerals and all other pur.
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subscribe, for all magazines, papers, ETC.,
anu get your binding done at Century News
store, Third street s. near Hennepin av.
Healing and Indwelling" will be the sub.
J W tor the MONDAY Bible reading by ]. r.
McLaren, at 500 Nicollet avenue, on Saturday
Wanted-Lady's saddle horse for about ak
weeks; WIZ pay good price and guarantee
Journal ''
J., Alfred Johnson was given SIS or fifteen days
sault and battery. The complain ant was Joe
flnney, VINO met defeat on Washington ave-
me Fiske Jubilee singers. four gentlemen
church Sunday evening. Their sweet and
mellow voices are said to be the perfection
OF melod1ous harmony.
Alderman Pete Mccoy of the ninth ward.
ms 9-year-old son, John. who was charged
with boarding moving train The boy was
pned 81 OF two days.
!. Hubert Down & Co. are closing out at auc-
Iion ana private sale valuable stock manu-
iacturers sample pieces Of furniture of all
kinds. Brio a-brac, rugs, antiques, etc. Sales
daily at 10 a. m. and D. m.
, Inc case against w. H. Vallone and Chew
sam, charged with disorderly conduct was
continued this morning until April 16 at 3
O'CLOCK. Vallone Is the picket for the cooks
union VINO was set upon by the Chinaman for
the alleged pulling of customer away from
the latter $ restaurant on Hennepn avenue.
II, The increase in membership of Clan Gordon,
the local branch of the Order Of Scottish
Clans, has made 1t necessary to secure larger
quarters than Richmond hall, at Eighth and
Micoiiet, where the organization has been
Post hall in the Masonic Temple.
Mike" Kennedy, the genial and popular
member Of the central station detail Of police,
Wednesday completed his nineteenth year on
the department For several years Kennedy
walked the Milwaukee depot beat, later the
t1fth street district, and for several years
he was detailed at the union depot He is
now stationed with the central patrol wagon.
John A: Gunderson of Winona, secretary of
the Northwestern Photographers association,
has written Secretary Wallace G. Nye of the
Commercial Club, telling him that Sept. %
have been selected as the dates for holding
the annual convention. The club will provide
place OF meeting, and it is thought the con-
yention will bring 300 visitors to Minneapolis.
A farewell reception by the members of St.
Charles church to Rev. Father Arctander, who
leaves for tour Of the world, will be given
Monday evening in the assembly-rOoms of the
church. Father Arctander will visit his aged
mother in Norway and intends to return the
middle Of August. He will then join mis-
sionary band for special work in Minnesota.
All friends Of Father Arctander are invited
TO attend the reception.
The Central Prohibition club will join with
the Riverside l. O. G. IT, next Monday even
ing in Simonson's hall, Washington avenue S
and Cedar, and will give the following pro-
gram: j. w: Lansing, famous prohibition
songs; Miss Lizzie Cole. address of welcome
to the club: W. G. Calderwood, response;
Rev. A. A. Graves, address, 1.-THE Paramount
in Foy1k inc
ham, cornet solo. Refreshments will be
served.