The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-15
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

New pictures at The Beard Art COM
pany's, 624 Nicollet avenue.
Perfumes that last, All odors. Prices
right. Gamble & Ludwig, druggists sol
Hennepin Av. ~.
Bonds Of the Twin City Telephone Com
pany, netting 5 per cent, for sale by the
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company.
Choice 6 per cent city first mortgages.
| running from $500 to $1,000 each, for sale
by Edmund G. Walton, 800 Hennepin ave-
nue.. .s=., e, u .
Suit cases that are sure to suit both
giver, and receiver at Barnums S, for they
have every kind and price and everything
in leather, at IT'S Nicolet.
Important Clearance Sale Tomorrow
Fine furniture, samples holiday goods,
bric-a- brac, rugs. metal articles, antiques,
ETC., at Downs salesrooms, A It'll st S.
Harry F. Legg & Co.. diamond mer-
chants, can show you the halfdsomest
stock of mounted and loose diamonds in
city. SIS Nicollet avenue, room 3, upstairs.
C. w. Lloyd, manager of the w. U. T..
in the Chamber Of Commerce, was taken
to the city hospital Saturday night, having
broken his leg in a fall on Nicollet ave-
nue..
We can save you 10 to % per cent on
diamonds. We have no expense account
to figure before we give prices. II. F.
Legg & Co., diamond merchants, SIS Mic
ollet avenue, room 3 upstairs.
Rev. John Wright, rector Of st. Paul s
church, ST. Paul, will lecture this evening
in the Knickerbacker hall of Gethsemane
church on The Nile in Art History and
Religion. A large collection of stereop-
! ticon views will add to the interest of the
| lecture.
The University of Wisconsin literary
societies have accepted a challenge for a
| joint debate with the University Of Min
| nesota in this city next spring. Mem ers
| of the Wisconsin team will be selected
| next Friday. Wisconsin will have the
| right to submit the question for debate.
| Mnnehaha lodge, No. 165, A. F. and A.
NJ, has built for itself this summer a
new lodge home on Lake street near
| Bloomington avenue at a cost Of about
| $1,000. Next Wednesday evening the lodge
is to give a social and ball at it's new hall.
The object is to raise funds for the furn-
ishihg. -,.>.
The Jacob schafer Post, G. A. r., has
elected officers as follows: Commander,
Jacob Yost; S. v. c., William Schweigert;
]. V. c., William Knaeble; adjutant,
Michael Brett; @. NJ, Peter Corners; sur
geon, John A. Gilman; chaplain, Matt
KEGS; officer of the day, Fred Wahl; off,
Ger Of the guard, Charles German; S. M,
Joseph Wemman; @. M. S., Joseph
|
The Town and Country Camera Club
will hold it's regular weekly meeting this
evening at o'clock in the Y. M. c. A.
building. The time will be devoted to a
demonstration Of developing papers, by
| Charles F. Potter, Jr, editor of Camera
Notes. The work will be done before the
| club, so that one can see just how 1t
should be done, in order to obtain the best
| results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Danyo, GO Fifth ave-
nue. NE, were awakened Saturday night
by the smell Of smoke in their bedroom
and found that the house was in flames
Hastily picking up his two small children
and followed by his wife. Mr.. Danyc
Dor gave them shelter and called the fire
department. The flames were extin-
guished.
Catholic Book Store-The Irish Stand
ard has a choice line Of books and re-
| ligious articles for the Catholic trade al
it's new book store, 81 Fourth street s.
second floor. Prayer books. rosaries
Bibles, pictures, stauary, and all the
/ best books by favored authors. Hun
dreds of articles suitable for j sensible
holiday gifts. Open evenings, until afte,
| Christmas.
"Hinky Dink'' Kenna, whose reputation
as an alderman extends as far beyond
Chicago as that of Bath house John
was in Minneapolis for a few hours yes
terday. He came in from Chicago on thu
Pioneer Limited and registered at thu
West Hotel. He returned to Chicago il
the evening. Kenna is saloonkeeper il
the toughest ward in Chicago. The objec
of his visit could not be learned.
"As Seen by Him" Xmas
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