The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-22
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

There will be Christian Science service
this evening at the home Of Della Whit
ney Norton, 1912 Nicollet avenue. All are
invited.
The Tuskegee jubilee quartet and I'm
perial orchestra will give program of
southern melodies in l.. o. G. T. hall,
Cedar and Washington avenues, Monday
evening.
More smallpox was discovered at Hop
kins yesterday. County Physician j. M.
Kistler has discovered six new cases. Re-
ports from Loretto and Plymouth Indicate
that some cases are in existence in those
towns. .sse -ss.&ss .sss-c# gsll &ss. ,.s 3.
This evening Rev. Father Arctander will
speak at the mission at ST. Lawrence
church in Southeast Minneapolis. His
subject will be 1.-The Real Presence of
Christ in the Blessed Sacrament Of the
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An interesting exhibit will be placed in
the children's room in the public library
building Saturday to remain for two or
three weeks. 1t will include a large col
lection of designs for book illustrations,
and will be of special interest to teachers
and pupils. - ss>-' ..t. ~ ..@
August Hoppe, proprietor of a bakery
| at 2527 E Twenty-f1fth street was seriously
burned in trying to extinguish fire in his
shop yesterday. His face, hands and
arms were badly burned but it is thought
that he will recover The fire department
| fore much damage was done to the build
ing.
The annual report Of Superintendent
Mcdonald Of the workhouse shows that
| the stone In the wOrkhOuse quarry Will
| probably be exhausted within the coming
year. He recommends the purchase Of a
| few adjoining lots in order that the city
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victs with the pleasing diversion of break
| ing stone. ...
Loyal American Assembly NO 125 in
stalled the following officers Tuesday
evening at Holcombs hall: w. j. War
rem, president; G.. L. Ainsworth, vice
president: Ida V. Frasee. ex-president; M
T. Lee. secretary; Edna F. Lee, treasur-
er; Margaret Farrell, prelate; Emma Cur;
ry, orderly; M. J. Greiner. sergeant; Caro-
| line Parmalee, second corporal; Thomas
D. Frasee, guard.
The horse. harness and cutter stolen
from T. H. West, 616 Fourth street S.
about week ago have been recovered and
| the officers are now looking for the robes
| The horse was found the same night that
! 1t was stolen and three or four days
! later Captain Sinclair succeeded in find
ing the harness. 1t took a week of per-
sistent searching before the cutter. was
|
| the robes within a few days.
| The waterworks committee again agreed
to disagree as to prospective changes in
the working staff Of the waterworks de-
partment yesterday. The committee has
| about eighty plums to distribute, and its
members have been unable after several
sessions to get together on that subject
Although the committee insists ON holding
secret sessions, it is known that two
members favor a general shakeup in the
| department. to which the majority are
said to- be unalterably opposed. ,,,r ....,
Supreme Medical Examiner r. e. Moss
of the Knights of Maccabees was the guest
| of honor at an initiation ceremony held
last night at Modin Tent hall, II Seventh
| street S. The ceremony was witnessed by
over 800 knights and 100 neophytes were
Initiated into the order. Following the
ceremony DR.. Moss delivered O. short ad
dress as did also the state commander
DR.. Moss is now Oh a tour Of the country
during which he will confer with resident
examiners regarding matters of interest
to the order.
So for ST, Friday, Saturday, Shirts
$3.50 for Toe. Hoffman's Toggery Shop