The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-24
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

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.Andi Worm will speak on, Wage Labor
and Capital at the meeting OF the so
cialist labor party Sunday at 3 p. m. at
So Washington avenue S. .,;
DANA society will hold its annual mas
querade ball this evening at DANA hall.
-Four cash prizes will be awarded for the
handsomest costumes, two of IS each and
two of $50. - s.. r..
Fire in the residence Of Thomas Hitler
3543 Fremont avenue n, about 10 o'c clock
tins morning. damaged the building to
the extent Of $500. The loss on contents
is about $3.50 The building was insured,
Biblical and present day miracles from
the standpoint of modern science and the
Aryan philosophy will be discussed at the
Progressive Spiritualists society at the
Masonic Temple Sunday evening in ad-
dition to inspirational speaking and spirit
greetings by Mrs. Mary Tacott and
others.
The installation of the officers Of Court
Hennepn. No. %. L. o. F.. took place
Tuesday evening at Masonic Temple.
Judge Schoonmaker of St. Paul acted as
installing officer and the following were
installed: V. r.. Jeannette Fewell treas
urer. Minnie r. Plank; secretary, Flor
ence Hayward; I. W., B. G. Cluny.
Minneapolis Camp. No. 8. Sons Of Vet
Grams. will give smoke social and camp
fire at the Fourth Ward wigwam Tuesday
evening. There will be addresses by Gov
ernor Van SAINT. Judge Ell Torrance, Per-
ry Starkwea Their. Senator E. B. Wood
of Long Prairie. Colonel c. t. Trow-
! bridge. Rev. J. S. Montgomery, W. I.
! Nolan and others.
| r. e. Bsby. a student at the university,
boarding at PIG Harvard street Sc. was
cut In the hand by broken glass and was
| badly scorched in trying to extinguish s
| fire which burned a bed lounge in his
room. The fire department was sum.
moned and succeeded in extinguishing the
! flames before they extended to the build:
ing. The loss was about s25.
The mystery connected with the finding
! of horse on the ice below the FRANKLIN
avenue bridge night before last vas
cleared up yesterday when two young
explained that the horse was one Of E
team they had hired from a local livery
man and had driven to St. Paul. Thu
| team ran away when near Lexington bal
F.; park The other horse has not yet beer
| found
! The educational committee Of TN,
| Ladies' Thursday musicale gave a pro
gram in the Harrison school yesterda.
afternoon. Mrs. Ada Lockin and Mis-
| Edna Patterson sang. Miss Boyd Bav
violin numbers and Miss Wales piano Sc
lections. At the same time the pupils o
the graduating class presented the schoo
with a handsome picture which was ac
| cepted by Miss Bonnie Snow In behalf 0
the school board. w. X. Hicks gave
short talk.
Gettysburg Regiment, No. g. L. v. u
! Installed it's officers at the last meeting
but on account of Adjutant Morey's un
Eavoidable absence, his instalment was de
ferred until next Monday. The regimen
purposes to make things lively for tn
old boys the ensuing year. War paper
and stories will be in order. beside
| all kinds of innovations that will be in
teresting and entertaining. The regimen
meets at 43 Fourth street S the secon
and fourth Mondays Of each month.