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

Peonies by the thousand at Menden-
halls.
DR.. D.. H. Carpenter, dentist, removed to
No. 80 Syndicate block. ss a a
wedding invitations at The Beard Art
Co.. 624 Nicollet avenue.
Irrigation Crowell & Croker make it
interesting. SIS Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
There are two fine offices in the Oneida
block for rent. Walter l.. Badger, 800
Oneida building.
Choice cut flowers, funeral designs and.
plants for outdoor planting at Menden-s
halls 81 Sixth street S.
Hermion Lodge No. is, K. Of p. will
confer, the third rank Monday evening at
Ats hall, Masonic Temple.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers. etc..
and get your binding done at Century
News Store. 6 Third street. near Hen
nepin avenue. @ RI
Judge j. A. Temple will address the So
cialists at 45 Fourth street s. tomorrow
at 32p m. His subject viii be-. Social
ism and Reform
The Woodmen of the World will unveil.
In Lakewood cemetery, monument over
the grave of the late George M. Bryant,
a member of Calhoun camp, No. ~, Sun
day afternoon.
The evening service at the Church of
the Redeemer Tomorrow will be entirely
musical Councils Galla and selections
from Wagner will be given under direc-t
ton Of Emil Oberhoffer.
The Gideons will have charge of the
services at Kings Street Methodist church,
82S Kings street. St. Paul, Sunday even
ing at 1880. From Interurban transfer to
Mississippi and West st. Paul car at Fifth
and Wabasha.
The members of Mendelssohn Camp,
No. 1929, NJ. w. A., will give benefit ball
tomorrow night at Holcomb's hall for
one of their number who has a large fam
fly. but has been unable to work for over
q year on account of sickness.
The Free Baptist church began it's
quarterly meeting to-day and will con-
tinue it tomorrow. Rev. E. NJ. Spafford
of Champlin will preach tomorrow morn
ing and c. H. Batson will speak in the
evening. This evening w. NJ. S. meeting
will be held.
Rev. G.. J. Triggerson, the new pastor
of Emmanuel Baptist church, breaches for
Trinity Baptist church tomorrow even
ing in Y. NJ. G. A. hall. This is the first
time Mr.. Triggerson has preached out
side his own pulpit since coming to Min
neapolis.
James H. Nicol of Auburn, N. T., will
address the mems meeting at the Y. M.
c. A. to-morrow. afternoon at 1880. Mr..
Nicol is young man, a graduate Of the
University of Minnesota and was at one
time secretary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association there. His subject will be
"a Conception of a FOOL -...
Delinquent personal property taxes to
the amount of $2,0O1.O3 were paid into
the. county sheriff's office in May. This
collection has been effected by the use of
notices sent to all delinquents. Begin
ming next Monday warrants will be
served and every effort made to gather in
all the money belonging to the county
from this source.
Alpha Social club will give their third
annual steamboat excursion tomorrow
Boat leaves Minnehaha landing 8 a. M.
st. Paul 10 a. m. to Hastings and Lake
st. Croix. Positively return to st. Paul
p. m. Cafarella's orchestra will fur
nish music for the occasion. This clut
Is composed entirely of members of Alpha
camp, Royal Neighbors. -.
The Universal Brotherhood organization
and Philosophical society, non-politica
and non -sectarian, Lodge No: 81, will hold
its monthly public meeting tomorrow at
room 207 Sykes block, at 8 p. m. The live
questions of the day will be discussed
from the Theosophcals ndpoint A mus-
cal program will be given. The meeting
Is opened to every one interested.
With its leg broken so that it could not
move, a horse lay helpless in the street
hours, the owner refusing to permit its
being shot. At last the matter reached
the ears of Superintendent Ed Conroy, anG
he at once ordered Sergeant Rankin tt
shoot the animal. The horse belonged tt
E. l.. Van Epps, and was struck by q
street car. Mr.. Van Epps said it was
worth about $1,000.
Floral Hive, "a, L. 0. T. N. will give it,
second annual excursion Tuesday night
,,,I II x1,in -,
party at Minnehaha, leaving at 1885, ant
leaving st. Paul at o'clock. The boa
will return to st. Paul at II o'clock, ant
special cars will bring the excursionist
home in time for the / o'clock cars from
the center of town. The Bijou orchestr;
will furnish music for dancing, and pro
gressive cinch will be played
An office will be opened next Monday il
room A, on the second floor of the court
house, on the county side, by the Outin.
association. The association last seasol
arranged for many tired mothers an
poor children to spend their vacations il
the country. The office will be ope1
from 2 to every afternoon at which tim
contributions of clothing and money Wi
be received. The association has the sup
port of the leading people of the city.
Andreas Ueland, who lives on Calhou
boulevard, near the proposed site of tn
new public baths, protests vigorousl
against having the establishment so nea
his home. and he wants the park commits
sion to hold a special meeting to recon
slider the location at this point, which wa
named to suit the bathers' convenience
The other property owners in the vicin
ity are also said to be opposed to tn
baths in their neighborhood as they con
slider them a general nuisance and dam
age to their property.