The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-08
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sale at Journal counter. Price 25 cents.
Blaisdel addition, the place to buy for
home. See Walter L. Badger. New York Life
building.
Rev: Dr. Fielder. presiding, elder Of the Min
neapolis district will preach at Richfield NJ
E. church at 1890 a. m. tomorrow.
Dr.. Burton has recovered from his illness
and will be ready to resume his course of
lectures at Stanley hall Friday night, Feb. Ia
Subscribe for all magazines. papers, ETC..
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third street S, near Hennepln
avenue.
Thomas Van Lear will speak on Surplus
Value at the meeting of the socialist labor
party Sunday at p m. at &c Washington
avenue S. .
Dr.. J. G. Shetland of Western Aveaue M
E. church desires to meet all the members
of that church at the morning service to-mor-
row on special business
Annie McHale had her brother-in-law,
Frank Hitler, in court this morning, charged
with an assault upon her last October. Hill
lier was given $40 or ten days.
Tuesday evening the Stonemasons' union
will decide the question OF appointing bust
ness agent: Other matters are to come up
also. A large meeting is looked for.
Barnum is having the greatest kind of a
sale leather goods and trunks before he
moves to 115 Nicollet Come at once and see
beautiful goods at way down prices. 404
Nicolet. e.
G. H. Lockwood, state organizer of the
socialist labor party, will speak tomorrow
afternoon at 125 Nicollet avenue, on observa-
tons made on recent trip through Mime
! sofa and the Dakotas 81.
| Eugene Elberg, the barber who runs shop
| at First avenue and Fourth street, and who
has been accused of running his Establishment
| on the Sabbath, was found not guilty in the
! municipal court this morning
! Peter Elk, charged with breaking into the
store Of LeFleur & Wadsworth at SOB Central
avenue, Feb. g.. was arraigned in the police
| court this morning. He entered a plea of not
| guilty and will be given trial next Monday.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew has ar
ranged for a devotional hour for men at st.
until Z o'clock. Rev. Irving P. johnson of
Gethsen1ane church will lead with an in
struction on Uses of Lent
The twentieth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of Vine Congregational church is to NOR
row, the first meeting having been held Feb.
9, 1892 The occasion will be observed by the
church. and appropriate exercises have been
arranged for Monday evening at the church.
Next Wednesday evening Rev. G. L. Nor
rill will give an address on Lincoln before
address will take place at the Eiks' hall,
Sixth street and Hennepin. There will also
be special musical program by A. NJ
shuey.
. ! MISS MauQe harrison was run over by a
hack yesterday and seriously injured. She
had just left the union depot having returned
from Duluth, where she had been attending
avenue she stepped in front of hack and
was knocked down by the horses.
: course of four talks on Dante" will be
given by Mrs. T. G. Winter, for the benefit OF
; the kindergarten Association, at Gethsemane
astes Jan e. G he Lite and Oh Tines 6d
Purgatorio'; Feb 10. 1.-THE Paradise"
, The Flambeau club will send delegation O
. twenty uniformed men and three officers t.
the Lincoln Day banquet by the Hennepir
County Republican association at the Yves
Hotel Wednesday. Feb. 12 Other member:
are expected to be. present but this is thu
official delegation of the club.
y Electric lighting and power plant for sale
t Description-Two American Ball engines
four pole 5o-ki1owatt i1o-volt lighting genera a.
tors. Possession given Jan. Is and Feb. Is
1902 These equipments are in full opera
ton and may be inspected at The Minneapoli:
Journal plant.
At the last regular meeting of the A, o
!. H. county board it was decided to celebrate
the anniversary of the birth of Robert Emnet
on the evening of March A.. 1t is intended d
9 have high-class musical and literary enter
: tainment,. to be followed by banquet. Mem
, bers of the Ladies' auxiliary will co-operat
!, with their brother members of the A. O. H
: Bishop /. w. Joyce Of the Methodist churcl
f ! will talk at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow Afternoon
at the Y. NJ. C. A. on ''The Young Man-IIi
: Hopes, His Fears This is the second tall
s in a series to young men on Vital Lif
4 Questions week from Tomorrow Bisho
s Samuel Cook Edsall of the Episcopal churc
: will give the third in the series. His them
y will be stThe Young Man-His Work, Hi
! Play "
f Minnehaha Tribe No. GO, Improved Orde
e of Red Men, at their meeting Wednesda
! evening" Feb. 5, initiated a class eof twenty
: eight candidates. after which the folloWin
g dick; sachem, w. G. Leber; senior sycamore
Id. E. Lane; Junior sycamore. N. Huston
4 lchief Of records A. L. Schlafge; keeper q
lion ceremonies musical numbers were giver