The Minneapolis journal., 1902-03-08
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Hear the Francis Woodward chorus at First
Baptist church. sSunday night.
You will find Barnum the trunk man at his
new store, TIC Nicollet avenue. now.
Four per cent paid on savings deposits. Min
nesota Title Insurance and Trust company.
Minneapolis mason tenders will hold meet
Ing Monday evening at Alexanders hall, sc
Sixth street S.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc..
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue.
OLIVE NJ. Johnson will speak on the MA
terialist Conception of History at the meet
ing OF the socialist labor party tomorrow at
p. M, at SO Washington avenue S.
Barnum's Trunk and Leather Goods Store
ready for business Big shipments
and see the very latest at 7l5 Nicollet.
DR.. Montgomery will preach at Wesley
church Sunday morning on What About
In the gS eyenng he will give a. spe psd
London" Free seats to the public.
Anna Carleton was in police court this NOR
ming on charge Of petit larceny. 1t is al
counter T at the Powers @ Mercantile company. A
plea of not guilty was entered and trial will
| be had next Wednesday.
| Fred Funk, barber at 207 Washington ave-
| nue. S, who is accused Of the larceny Of $5.35
said to be the amount of overcharges made
| of Otto Carlson, foreigner, for barber work.
pleaded not guilty in police court this NOR
|
The regular annual meeting Of the Ohio
Association of Minneapolis will be held
! "Wednesday, March II, at p. ln., at Hotel
Nicollet. Officers for the year will be elected
and other business will be transacted. A
| full attendance OF the members is very much
! desired.
A telegram from Kansas City says that
John Henderson, a Swede. who went to Kan
cas- City from his home in Minneapolis few
days ago, was robbed of 5000 by a negress
last night: Henderson carried the money in
| q wallet in his inside vest pocket. The po-
lice have arrested several suspects. <-.
y Electric Lighting and power plant for sale
14x12. each 100-horse-power. direct belted to
four-pole 5o-kiowatt 1lo.yolt lighting genera
tors. Possession given March i, 1902. These
equipments are in full operation and may be
| inspected at The Minneapolis Journal plant.
! The First Baptist young mems Bible class
will meet tomorrow to discuss the topic THE
take advantage Of these interesting and help
full meetings are increasing in numbers and
the officers promise some special features for
the near future. The young men meet every
! Sunday in the auditorium OF the First Bap-
tlst church.
4 The assistant cashier Of the Northwestern
National Bank Joseph Chapman, Jr., who is
secretary of the Minnesota Bankers Associa-
4 tion will leave for New York next week to
attend a meeting OF the secretaries Of all the
banking associations in the country. The
principal question to be discussed is the plan
and system OF the Bankers Money Order AS
soctation of New York, of which the local
Commissioner J. W Yerkes Of the interna
! revenue department has just Issued a ruling
of interest to local compounders of spirits
He says that beverages manufactured fcl
sale as phosophates, elders, etc, if made by
the addition of distilled spirits or wines t(
other materials in any quantity coming with
in the notice Of the internal revenue laws, art
compound liquors, for the manufacture ant
sale OF which special tax is required to b.
paid.
Lyndale, new tent of the Maccabees, wa:
instituted at Kistlers hall Thursday even
ing, by State Commander l. N. Chellew
Deputy Mcnamara read the charter list com
prising forty -one names: Sir knights Bunker
Nelson. Hanley, Bubbins Wood and Trap
amer of Modem and Palestine tents assisted
with the initiation and made appropriate ad
dresses. The following officers were elected
Sir knight past commander, F. D. Guertn
sir knight commander, Matthew J. Allen
lieutenant commander, VIM ]. Oker; recort
keeper, Frank Kistler; finance keeper, VIM
kessell; chaplain, Guy A. Ross; physician
J. N. kistler; sergeant at arms, George w
Gillon; first M. of the G., VIM. J. MCGUIRE
second M. of the G., John H. Dow; sentinel
Wm: J. Wood; picket, Albert j. Myers. An
other large class will be initiated on the Goth
the degree team of Modin tent exemplifytns
the work. Meetings will be held on the frs
and third THURSDAYS of each month";