The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-27
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

The Northwestern Conservatory OF Mu-
sic will be open all summer.
1854 given In prizese for all kinds Of gar
den. flowers at The Journals Sweet Pea
show.
Send to-day for premium list. rules and
entry blanks. H. l.. Patthey, manager
Journals Sweet Pea show.
Don't overlook the want ads" tonight.
Big deals have often been made thru one
of these little ads. Read them carefully.
Why suffer with headaches when you
can get glasses at Hirschy's. that will
cure you. Examination free. Hirschy,
Optician, 40 N1collet avenue.
Miss Ida Mayhem, who has been assist
ing Miss Title Schuette at the Wade Cor
set Parlors. has gone to st. Paul to take
charge of that Office for g. few weeks.
E. M. and H. F. Ware, Fourth and Rob-
erts streets, st. Paul. have for sale splen-
didly secured per. cent mortgages on st.
Paul improved real estate, $500 up to
$1,000.
Thomas H Lucas will deliver the adj
dress at As Fourth street s before the
socialist organization tomorrow after
non. The subject will be Prejudice. Its
Cause and Cure
The Gideons will have charge Of the
services at Central Baptist church. Fourth
avenue S and Grant street. at 1880 p. m.
All Gideons and travelling men are es-
pecially invited
Sunday evening at s o'clock Evangelist
Tom .Mackey. will speak at Plymouth
churcha These are interesting gospel
services and the downtown public espec-
tally is invited. Good music will be pro-
vided.
Gettysburg Regiment U. v. u. and Sons
of Veterans will go on their second an
nual steamboat excursion tomorrow. The
boat will run to Lake st. Croix taking in
Hastings and Prescott on the trip. There
will be good music and dancing free and
refreshments will be served.
A fortuneof $3.50. 900 is what Miss Sophie
Danielson came all the way from England
to Minneapolis to find and enjoy. It
failed to .naterialize, but she has accepted
the inevitable with good grace and Is now
thru the offices of Matron Schaeffer work.
ing forE$5 per week in a Lake Minnetonka
home. r. ~ ."''r
High water having delayed operations
at local sawrnifls q few weeks ago, low
water is now making trouble for them.
| Several mills were forced to shut down
this week on account Of a low stage OF
water which is holding back logs. The
water is so low that general shut down
| is a possibility. Rtvermen say that the
| sudden fall of the river Is unprecedented
/ Frank Brewer. a negro, was arrested
| yesterday afternoon for the ST. Paul po-
| lice who want him upon a charge Of burg
1 larry 1t Is said that he has been operating
in that city in company with Charles. Wool
ford, another colored man. Woolford wa!
arrested here last winter but was no
convicted. The man from whom he wa
charged with stealing a watch. died be
fore the trial was called. "
II June is distinctively the month Of wed
dings and June, 1908, Is the banner montl
in this particular line of activity. TIL
records kept by Deputy County Clerl
Switzer of marriage licenses issued. show
that so far this month there have beel
$50 wedding permtsslons granted and tn
400 mark seems an easy goal. June 1902
Is the nearest approach to this. Durin
that month there were 315 licenses issue
at the clerks office.