The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
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The Epworth League Of Wesley NJ e..
church will hold a sunrise praise service
Easter morning at $50 o'clock. There
will be special singing.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance
will hold it's regular Sunday service at
p. m. in the Christian Workers mission
hall, 20 Washington avenue s.
Olive M. Johnson will speak on "The
History of the Wage Working Class at
the meeting Of the Socialist Labor Party
at SO Washington avenue 8 Tomorrow
at p. m.
The evangelist, Tom Mackey from Chi
cago, will speak at the Swedish Free Mis-
sion church corner Twelfth avenue and
Seventh street s, tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock.
At the Y M. C. A. to-mborrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, State Secretary E.
w. Peck will address the mems meeting.
The subject will be "Three Steps," J. E.
Kerr will sing a barrytone solo,
J. E. Nash will deliver the address at
Holcombs hall, 45 Fourth street s, at
p. m. tomorrow. His subject will be 1.-The
Cause, Development and General History
of the Class Struggle" Seats are free and
everybody is welcome.
At Christ church, Lake street and Find.
| ley place, tomorrow, there will be fes'
| tival service and holy communion at
m.; Sunday school exercises and holy bap.
| tism at p. m. and evening service al
| 1880 q. m. Special music will be given Al
l. these services.
At Grace church, Twenty-fourth stree
and Sixteenth avenue s, there will bt
festival service and Holy Eucharist to-
morrow at II a. m. Sunday school exer
| cises and holy baptism will take place a.
| p. M, and evening service at 1880 p. m
A special musical program will be givel
at these services.
Easter Monday Night Announcement
Here You are. The greatest event Of thu
season. being the first annual ball Of th'
Minneapolis Retail Liquor Dealers asso
citation, at Harmonic hall, corner Secont
avenue and Third street. Admission s.
cents. Ladies free. Music by Potter
orchestra and an elegant program. Every
body welcome. %5
Office employees of Minneapolis effecte
organization at meeting last evening a
the A. o. U. w. hall on Seventh street
Application has already been made for
charter, by which the organization will b
affiliated with the American Federation {
Labor, now numbering 100000 mem
! bers Regular meetings will be held e
, the A. O. u. w. hall. Arrangements al
5 being made for musical entertainer
8 to be held shortly. ~
t The commercial telegraphers of the twi
cities enjoyed a smoke social at Unio
s Temple last night. The program cor
j sisted Of musical selections by the Ide
e Mandolin club and several fnprompt
i speeches by well-known telegrapher
b Lewis Nash, formerly president Of II
), State Federation of Labor, delivered a
s address in which he recommended tt
= formation of a labor trust to compete wi,
e the Capitalization Of capital.
h Wendell & Greenwood proprietors
e Minneapolis Stamp and Stencil Co., 8
Eennepin av., not only manufactu
= everything pertaining to the stamp al
n stencil business but carry full line
: lodge supplies for all societies. II Y,
!; wish new carpet or furniture for 70
o hall or simply an emblematic pin or bu
:, ton, write them for catalogue, stating
what society. Catalogue No. 100 illu
y trates supplies Tor side degree work.