The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-09
THE: CITY
TOWN TALK

Apply to Mendenhal to plant your vases at
cemetery. and other flower beds.
Correct dress for Everyone Qrom head to
FOOT. Plymouth Corner Sixth and Nicollet.
The Fourth Ward Republican Club will hold
business meeting in it's wigwam this eve
ming.
Our specia'ties, surety bonds. burglary and
employers liability insurance. Fred l.. Gray
company, Guaranty Loan building.
For leather goods display Barnums is
complete. Anything from a telt to the finest
fitted bag or suit case, at 715 Nicollet.
Auction clearance sale tomorrow Stock
furniture, rugs. bric-a-brac,. crockery, stoves,
Last day of sale n Seventh street s.
The Feast of Weeks will be celebrated at the
Jewish Reform Temple tomorrow, at p.
m, subject, 1.-The Law" and Wednesday NOR,
ming, at 10; subject "A Kingdom of Priests. "
hold business meeting this evening at the
wigwam. The old precinct committee and
the new executive committee are expected to
attend. e.
ton Of the National Association Of Steam and
Hot Water Filters of America, Thomas Con-
doR. of Minneapolis, was chosen western Or
galizer.
Clair, Mimi, had her right eye removed at
st. Mary's hospital yesterday. She was split
ting kinding wood several days ago, when a
sharp splinter struck her III the eye.
southern musk melons having arrived III
Minneapolis last week. the melon season may
at about 10 cents each. Southern watermel-
ons are expected to arrive in the market this
week. They will retail at so or 50 cents
each.
Pickpockets were busy plying among the
crowds at the depots yesterday and two losses
have already been reported to the police:
watch and chain and Hans J. Leegaard, 1854
twenty seventh avenue S, had similar ex-
perienee.
George Milan, % years of age, whose home
lrg a ride on a Northern Pacific train last
aight. He was caught between an overhead
bridge and the top of the car. He was found
when the train reached Northtown Junction
| and was sent to the city hospital
| John the Baptist the Second has arrived in
| the twin cities from St. Louis. He made
| the trip. he explained, for the express pur-
pose of wiping out Dowie colony in ST.
plate bearing the inscriptions: II am John
che Baptist. the IL" His real name Is John
Hooper and he resides at St. Cloud.
west-bound interurbaD car struck United
| States mail wagon at Third avenue and
Washington Saturday night and seriously IN.
jured Charles, Smith, the wagon driver. and nd
T Gibbons. who was riding with him; T. sm na
wise bruised about the head The car was
| we're bruises about the head. The car was
badly wrecked.
Inc tWenty-nfth anniversary or the ROya
Arcanum will be celebrated by members
throughout the state by picnlc at Lake Park
Mnnetonka, Monday, June %. Three mem
! bers from each of the nine councils of Min.
| neapolis will arrange a celebration, that vii
| excel any previous event OF the kind in tbs
history Of the order. A long list Of field
| track and athletic events has been arranged
| and $500 set aside for prizes.
Gettysburg regiment, No. 3. y. V: H., viii
meet tonight in Richmond hall. Final ar
rangements will be given for the steamboa
excursion down the Mississippi. to be givel
in conjunction with Chase camp, No 9. S
CT ", Sunday There will be music, dan
cling and refreshments on the boat, which will
| leave Minnehaha Falls at a. m. and St. Pau
at 10 a. m, returning about 10 p. m. TIL
carrying capacity of the boat and barge will
| be about 1000.
1.-THE Assembly" formerly at Nicollet ave
| nue. and Lake street and at 2121 Crystal LAX
avenue, will remove this week to Nacolle
hall, 800. Nicollet; The first service will b
Sundays, 12:15-12:45, address to Children IA
p. NJ, preaching; Tuesday evenings, prayer
Friday, address to Christians and scrptur
reading. Each noonday, 1915 to 1 O'Clock
Scripture readings, at which any may as]
| estonS.