The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-09
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

Barts Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
Journal counter for a5c; by mail, 35c,
Gettysburg regiment, No 8, U. v. H.
will meet this evening at 4s Fourth
street S.
s. NJ. Hayes, ST. Paul. wiz address the
Brotherhood Of Gethsemane this evening
at Knickerbocker hall.
per cent paid on deposits Minneapo-
lis Savings and Loan Association. room <,
Guaranty Loan building.
Special prices on wall papers and work
this month. w. N. Taylor & Co., II
Seventh street S, near Hennepin.
:. If death occurs In your family and prop,
erty is left. see the Mimi. Title ms. &
Trust Co. about settling the estate.
The Seventh Ward Improvement league
will hold a meeting tonight at the Sew
enth Ward Republican wigwam 1908 E
Lake street. Officers will be elected.
Sheriff Dreger has received notice that
he has been appointed as a member OF the
executive board Of the sheriff's associa-
ton Of the state. A meeting of the board
will be held in ST. Paul Feb. IL.
The police have been asked to locate
relatives of Amelia Schulz, who died re-
Gently in San Francisco. 1t Is said that
she has three married sisters in this
city. They have not yet been found.
A dancing party will be given in the
Pythian parlors, Masonic temple, next
Thursday evening by Court Minneapolis,
No. S65. Independent Order of Foresters.
Galatia's orchestra will furnish the music
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. -, will be OBJ
served by the Flambeau club. which will
give a dinner at the Hotel Nicollet. The
members are satisfied that their affair
will be a successful one as the sale Of
tickets has been good.
Several nickel in the slot telephones
have been broken into within the past
few days and the police believe that an
organized gang of boys is at work at
this kind of stealing. In some cases the
telephones are opened with key, while
a number Of them have been demolished
with a hammer.
Stewart Jensen. residing at Milestone,
Assiniboia, has written to Chief of Police
Conroy asking him to try to locate his
son, Peter Jensen, who came to Mime
apolis last fall to go into numbering
camp. Nothing has been heard from the
young man. and the father fears he has
met with accident. ~. =
The next regular meeting of the Mime
apolis Homeopathic Medical Society will
be held Wednesday at p. m, in Masonic
Temple. Subjects of papers will be: Car
diac Complications of Rheumatism" c. E.
Kicker, M. D.. discussion opened and
pathological specimen shown, A. E. Booth,
M. D.; "Cocculus,'' Asa Wilcox, M. D.
Eden Prairie residents are believed to
have been exposed to smallpox by a man
who reported to County Health Commits
sioner Kistler yesterday, and was in
formed that he had a case for the quar-
antine hospital. DR.. Kistler will visit
the town at once and learn of the con-
ditions there. The smallpox conditions
| over the county at present are excellent
only one case being known of and that
at Hopkins.
An attempt to cut out of the county
| Jail has been foiled and Edward Harkins
charged with burglary and Edward Dit
| more, accused of highway robbery, will
be more closely watched from this time
on. The two men had in some manner
secured three saws and had been working
at the bars. Ditmore had succeeded in
cutting one bar two-t thirds of the way
| through. Saturday a careful scrutiny
| of the entire ward was made with the
| result that the saws were found in Dit
mOre's and HarkinS' cells.
At the meeting at the First Baptist
church last evening In which the Gid
sociation-shared with Rev. W., B. Riley
the house was full. Short addresses were
made by Messrs. Buffers, Luck, Major
| Lothaine and Bryant. The after meeting
! filed the chapel to overflowing, and ter
or twelve people publicly confessed t,
conversion. An offering was taken To-
the famine sufferers of Sweden. The re
vival meetings at the First Baptist churcl
continue this week. Mr.. Riley will speal
this evening on the popular excuse, 6.
Don't Know Whether Jesus is Saviour.