The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-04
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

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Sunday at 5 p. m. A. w: Rankin will
speak at Holcombs hall, As Fourth street
s, on Socialism and Public Education
Hennepin Lodge, No. 119, Bankers
Union of the World, will meet Thursday
in the new lodge rooms, 4O4-406 Twentieth
avenue N. ~.
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nepin avenue. 49,"
The meeting of the South Side High
School alumni association which was to
have been held April 4, has been post
poned until further notice. >
There we're thirty-five banners in last
years labor parade. Wendell q Green
wood made twenty-seven of them and fur
nished material for four others
w. B. Hammond will speak on '"The
Social Effects of Machinery at the meet
! ing of the Socialist Labor party, Sunday
at 3 D. M, at SO Washington avenue >.
The Mason society will hold its gospel
meeting Sunday afternoon at 1880 p. m.
lat the Thirteenth Avenue M. e. church.,
Tenth street and Thirteenth, avenue D
Special Palm Sunday music at west
minister church Sunday evening. Mr.
| Morris will sing The Palms, by Faure'
| Other appropriate numbers py the quar-
! tet. --" - '" ''''.~: -"
>. The Gideons will have charge Of the
services at st. Anthony Methodist church
| Sunday at 1880 p. m. Take old lnteruf-
ban car 70 Raymond avenue and walk SIX
blocks north. .- ...., 49,. -
| Ano1lo third concert I,yceum Theater
| H., r,-I
basso soloist. Seat sale opens at Metro
politan Music Store Monday morning
y AprN G. Paruuette and balcony $l.5O
gallery SOC and 75c.
/ Bylaws. and a constitution were adopt
, cd Thursday evening by the Mlnneapoll
: Florists club, which, was formally or
| ganized several weeks ago. Fofty cnar
ter members took part in the proceeding
: Thursda va t. the; West Hete1%Ez: a5IssS-s@
Dr.. Boyle. of st. Paul @whossWas an
. Enounced to speak next Monday before TN
Y Ministers Alliance att the Y: M. c. A
i. will be unable to be present and hi
place will be taken by DR.. David 1
Kiehle who will speak ON Religious Edu
e cation of the. Young. -: = s..-~5 = :.
q The Minneapolis Association: of Ac
Il countants and Bookkeepers Will hold a
:, open meeting on next Wednesday even
h Ing at the art gallery. Of, II: b. Walker
who has kindly consented 10 duuIeSS lIAei
=, Eon "rrhe Question of Salaries and Wage
. on a Competitive System s =
: Hermion Lodge, No. 49, X. P, will col
IL fer the rank Of esquire on a class of cal
didates at its. regular meeting Monds
IT evening in the lodge parlors, Mason
& Temple. A large attendance Of the men
90 bers is anticipated and visiting membe
,s will be especially welcome. :
Ill Miss Matilda Nelson, the wonina WI
was brutally assaulted on Morgan av
nue. several nights ago, continues in
= dangerous condition, the physicians fea
ing that she will not recover. There n
been no change In her condition for tive
ty-four hours. The brute who assault
the woman is still at large.
The evening service at Westminst
church tomorrow will be especially a
propriate to Palm Sunday. Mr.. Morl
| will sing as the offertory "The Palms
by Faure. Mr.. Woodruff, at the orga
will play as the opening voluntary Ma
lly's Palm Sunday Awake Up
Glory by Chadwick, and ''EXalt Him
by Hanscom. are among other numbe
by the quartet. Communion and rece
=, tionl of new members will take place Su
day morning. Miss Williams is to- 81
ut as the morning offertory., "Come Ur
he Him." from HandeIs Messiah. -
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