The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

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piano for Everett School--The patrons
of the Everett school have purchased a
piano and the presentation will be made
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A program
will be given which will include addresses
and music.
r. 3. Walker to socIalists-The socialists
have engaged the services of T. B. Walker
to address them at 3 p. m. Sunday at 40
Fourth street s. upon "The Impractical
bility of Socialism, At the close Of the
address Carl D. Thompson will reply.
purse for PreacherRev. G. "A. Cleve-
land, former pastor Of the Emmanuel Bap-
fist church, had a surprise last evening.
A delegation headed by Rey.aC. j. tTrig-
gerson, successor to Mr.. Cleveland, called
at his residence and left a purse con-
tanning $780,
Senator Jepson viii speak-"Quit You
Like Men, will be the subject of an adj
dress to be delivered tomorrow afternoon
at the Y. NJ G. A. building, Tenth street
and Mary place by State Senator Lowell
e. Jepson. He will speak from the stand
point Of a politician and practical
+ business man.
Gift by Odd FeioWs-Rev. Richard
Brown, former pastor of the Fremont
Congregational church, will begin his pas
torate at Brainerd tomorrow. Last even,
ing a reception was given in his honor
by the Odd Fellows of the city and a
purse was presented to him in recogni-
ton Of his services. The presentation
was made by Grand Secretary Bolton of
st. Paul.
Dedication Of Union City MIssion.-In
the. dedication exercises of the Union City
Mission tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Stan
ley Roberts, pastor of Bethlehem Presby
terrain church, will make the address.
Rev. l.. H. Hallock, pastor of Plymouth
Congregational church, will make the
dedicatory prayer and Rev. J. E. Bushnell,
pastor of Westminster church will de-
liver the charge to the directors of the
association. The male quartet of the
Free Baptist church will furnish the
special music.
Minneapolis Camera Club Outlng-The
outing committee of the Camera club has
decided on River Falls, Wis, as the site
for, the annual outing on Memorial Day.
The beautiful Kinnikinick river furnishes
the scenic attractions, with it's many wa
terfalls and dalles, and the location will
prove popular with the camera workers.
The club invites the attendance Of all who
are interested in photography, all who en-
joy trout fishing or who wish a general
good time. Tickets for the round trip
will soon be on sale at the photo supply
stores.
"Gene'' Eastman a Professor-Euge
Holt Eastman was graduated from
Hahneman Medical in Chicago last week
and at the close of the afternoon exer-
else it was announced that he had been
appointed to the chair of embrylogy and
made a professor Of his college. DR..
Eastman is very able young man and is
the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eastman, so we'll known to Minneapolis
people. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman
make their home at Hot Springs, Ark,
and as young DR.. Eastman has been in
college he has not been In the city for
any length Of time for several years.
1 Bank Clerks Play BalI.-The Bank
Clerks Bowling league have turned their.
attention to baseball and it Is expected
that in a short time will be organized a
fEank Clerks Baseball league. This will
Include the teams of the National Bank of
Commerce, the First National bank, the
Security bank, the Northwestern National
bank the Bank Of Commerce and one
sother, possibly the team made of railroad
clerks. The National Ban kof Commerce
team opened the season this afternoon by
playing the Northwestern Telephone ex-
change nine at Bryn Mawr. Frank Halo
lis manager Of the bank team, and A
Stamwitz is captain, playing first base
The battery to-day was w. F. McIane
pitcher. and P. j. Kelly, catcher. Next
week this team will play the Security
bank.