The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-03

Senator w. w. sivright. whom Mr.. Har-
rlngton succeeds, acted as toastmaster
and numerous citizens responded with
brief speeches. Refreshments were
served and music was furnished by the
Mandolin club. The reception was held in
the house In which Senator Harrington
was born, forty two years ago. On the
walls of the library hangs a group pic:
ture of the members Of the Minnesota
house of representa- tives Of 1868. of which
his father, the late Lewis Harrington, was
q member, having been first elected In,
1865.
WINONA, MlNN.-The report Of the
Winona postof1ce for 1902 shows a very
large increase in the amount Of business.
The percentage of increase WAS nearly
1919, the receipts for 1901 having been
$4O,150.21, and for 1902 s47,97S.97. The
total Of the money order business for 1901
was $2S4,677.99 and for 1902 1915, go. d.
lLatsch & Son have received a carload of
Japan tea in bond. A representative Of
the treasury department came from st.
Paul last evening to break the seals and
release the tea.-The IIirsch Clothing
company has adopted a plan whereby en-
ployes are permitted to share in tho
profits of the business, the papers being
now prepared for the formal incorpora-
ton Of a stock company with a capital
stock Of $4,000. F.
BLUE EARTH, MlNN.-Radiant chap
ter, o. E. S., installed the following Off
cers:~ w. NJ, Mabel Carpenter; w. p,
c. N. Brown; A. NJ. Mrs. Charles Rabe;
secretary, Shirley Whitfeld; treasurer,
Mrs. M. B. aPrker; conductress, Mrs.
Frank Barnes; associate conductress,
Mrs. DR.. Demo; marshal, Mrs. Frank
Reeder; Warder. Genevieve Parkin; sent1-
mel, l.. Nichols; chaplain, Mrs. T. Webb;
Ada Mrs. F. Cummings; Ruth, Mrs. F.
E. Caldwell; Esther, Anna Anderson
Martha, Alta Cummings; Electa, Mrs
George Moore. Mrs. Taylor grand Sec
rotary, presided. - =: -'.-
SEMiOJ'' MiNN.-The bar association
embracing Aitlkin, Crow Wing, Hubbard
Cass, 1tasca and Beltrami counties met
| here last evening and named a committee
with Chester McKusick chairman, to pre-.
sent to the legislature bill for an add.
tlonal judge for the district. The asso.
citation placed itself on record against di.
vision or the detachment of any county
| from the district In the event of ar
| associate judge being named, the bar as
ISOLATION Endorsed M. A. Spoonerr of thi.
city, nephew of Senator Spooner of Wis
consin. .s~., =
NoRTHFIELD, MINN.-The Milwaukee
|
| the Red Wing branch. The train will
leave here in the morning and return i
| the evening, laying over at Mortified In
| stead of Red Wing.-The funeral of Elme]
son of Charles Hulberg of Newmarke
| was held Tuesday. He was student {
st. Olaf college.--Charles Lyman's youn
son, who has been i'll for some months
died Of dropsy.
RED WING, MINN.-Rev. C, O. Iindel
while driving to Goodline to hold services
froze his hands severely. His hors
STUCK last In the snow and could be mad
to go no further. Mr.: Lindell proceedc
on foot, reaching Goodline exhausted. H
is recovering.-The remains of John "
Crazy, father of DR.. Crazy who died
st. Paul at the age Of IS years, ,wer
brought to this city and buried in Oak
wood cemetery.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The annual cor
cert OF the Baptist church will be he'll
Jan. II. The Sterling Concert compan
OF chicago has been secured.-The officer
OF Hastings division; No. 1, A. o. H., wi
go to Rosen1ount on Sunday to be preser
at the installation Of officers of Divisio
NO. 1.-The week Of prayer will be or
served in the Presbyterian church ne,
week, beginning on Monday. ~, 49, -
| HokAH, MINN.-Miss Lottie Behra(
was arrested at the Hokah station q
she was about to board the train for L
Crosse, on warrant in which Mis-
Laura Botcher was the complainant ST
was charged with Islander and was al
raigned and pleaded guilty and fined s.
and costs.
NORTHFIELD, MlNN.-The BODY ,
an unknown man was found in a stra
stack on the farm of j. ". Stowe by SON
! children. The man had the appearance
of a Russian and probably had worked #
the railroad. It is thought he was intox
Gated and wandered to the stack from til
. | railroad. u. .r. -. a,1 ....
ONATONNA, MINN.-Charles Moor
the 7-year-old son Of H. R. Moore, "a
into a coal wagon while coasting an
fractured his skull.-George Jeffrey fe
down stairs and injured his spine, RI
sult1ng in paralysis.-Rev. L. e. Koen
was kicked by a horse and sustaine
serious but not fatal Injuries. -
MAZEPPA, MINIMIZE. and M,
Charles G. Robinson celebrated their fl
, tieth wedding anniversary to-day in o.
Fellows hall. Six children, sixteen gran
children and one great grand child we
present. One hundred invitations we
; issued. .-."E E+ - I|t--.l' -
: PARK RAPIDS, MlNN.-Smallpox h;
been reported from a lumber camp abo,
thirty miles north and Secretary Bracke
} of the state board of health has ordere
: DR.. Winship to use the most stringel
} measures in stamping out the disease.
l CANTON, MlNN.-A white CART
. pigeon was shot here. 1t bore a me
sage signed LILLIAN. Mrs. Robert Arr
strong fell down stairs, completely seal
ing the top Of her head. -.
DULUTH, p. MiNN.-Peter Grytdal
aged Is years, died at the hospital
: the result Of freezing his legs on Chris
= ). mas night. &c. .s=5..,.s.,ts IS Is
4 SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-Mrs. Al
q Carlisle, wife of John, Carlisle, is dea
4 She was an early pioneer. Ski