The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-08

TOWN TALK

Souvenirs of Minneapolis at the Beard Art
Co., 624 Nicollet.
School room pictures a specially at the
Beard Art Co., ga Nicollet
II it's something to wear" go to THE
Plymouth" and save time and money. 81.
Always go TO the Plymouth Clothing House
for Correct Dress from head to foot.
Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce bonds
for sale by Minnesota Loan and Trust Co.,
313 Nicollet avenue.
David G. Gorham, who was in the house
postofce at Washington during the session
just closed, has returned to Minneapolis.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. etc..
and get your binding done at Century News
Store, Third street S. near Hennepin av.
Joe Quinn, 10-year-old boy, had his foot
badly bruised by being caught in the wheels
of wagon on which he was trying steal
a ride last night at Third avenue N and
Washington.
N. E. A. visitors will find the greatest va
riety of tasty souvenirs in leather carried in
any city at Barnums Trunk and Leather
Goods Store. See our beautiful store. II you
do not wish to purchase. 715 Nicollet
Mounted Captain Fred Coffin and Lieutenant
Charles Frame raded an alleged blind pig at
Camden Place last night and arrested A. n.
Lud, John Tiske and John w. Brabbout The
officers say they purchased intoxicating llq-
uors at the place.
G. D. Martin, foreman of the Beard Art and
Stationery company. had his right hand badly
injured by the explosion of some fashlisht
powder last night while taking a picture of
the company S exhibit at the exposition build
ing. He taken TO his home, 1892 Holmes
avenue.
The July meeting OF the Minneapolis
Homeopathic Medical society will be held
at 5 p. III. Wednesday at the home of Dr.
Elizabeth E. Lewis 9O1 Chicago avenue. Dr.
II. II. Leaytt will read paper on Eye Dis
ease" A general discussions of prevailing dis.
eases will follow.
A picnic will De given by the local courts
of the w. c. o. F. Saturday at Minnehaha
Falls The guests OF honor will be the mem
tend the n. Z. A. convention and all OF the
members will wear knot of white ribbon.
Lunch will be served at II O'Clock.
Mary Savatski, years old, was taken to
the central police station last night and
placed under the care of Police Matron
city hospital suffering with typhoid fever and
the little girl has place to stay while they
are absent. The first night they gone
she slept in the yard because she afraid
when Mrs. Schaefer kindly cared for her
last night.
Minneapolis Maccabees won three handsome
prizes in the quarter ending July /. St. An
thony tent, No 81, heads the list with beaU-
tiful $50 silk banner. Lyndale tent, No. l3S
secured degree outfit, and Mckinley tent
No. 81, received 100 book library with a
beautiful case. These prizes are given by tho
supreme tent to the tents getting their mem
bership TO a required number within ninety
days. The members Of St. Anthony tent are
jubilant winning the banner as every
tent in the state has tried to win it. Mime
apolis tents have since Jan. 1 seven
prizes, one for $780, one for SIS and three $50
degree outfits, with two bookcases, containing
200 volumes Of sIandard works. No other city
has hithert ,s,Hie such a record. A vote Of
thanks has rendered Deputy D. Nc
Namara >Gr his excellent services.