The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
CITY NEWS
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Bart's Cartoons for 1902 on sale at The
journal countersfor 25c; by mail. S5c. Il
For Sale-A number of combination gas
and electric fixtures Call on c. j. Mills.
Journal building.
There will be Christian Science meet
ing this evening at Mrs. Della Whitney
Norton's, 1912 Nicollet avenue.
DR.. j. f. Bushnell of Westminster
church will speak to -morrow evening at
Christian Workers mission, % Washing
ton avenue S.
George Taylor. conductor on the Mill
Waukee line. was taken to st. Barnab as
hospital last night suffering from a
crushed foot. He resides at Austin, MINI.
If you couldn't afford to use the Want
Nd counins-that would be different
thing; but anyone who can afford to ride
on street ears can afford to be Want
Advertiser in The Journal.
The regular meeting Of the Minneapolis
Stamp Collectors club will be held to-
morrow evening at, the office of K. s.
Stebbins, GA Masonic temple The con-
test will be on figures of value from l 80
to 1000.
This evening at the Y. M. c. A. the
students OF. all the business colleges of
the city meet in a tug of war for a
prize banner. each school entering team
OF five. Refreshments and music are to
be provided by the association. and an
enjoyable evening Is anticipa ted.
DR.. w. w. Folwell lectures Friday at
4 o'clock in the University chapel. The
lecture is the first Of a series given under
the auspices of the department Of political
science on economic questions. The sub
ject Of the lecture will be THE Ethics of
Business These lectures are open to
the public.
Next Wednesday from 2 till 9 p. m
ladies in Hamerfest costumes will serve
coffee. and waters at the home Of Mrs.
Louise H. Erickson. AIS Second avenue
Sc. A small fee will be charged and the
proceeds will go for the benefit of starv-
ing peasants in northern Sweden, Norway
and Finland u
Arthur Sonneman was arraigned in po-
lice court this morning charged with an
assault with dangerous weapon upon
Frank Nesbitt. He asked for AN exami-
nation and the case was set for Saturday
morning. 1t is alleged that Sonneman cut
Nesbit with a knife while in a fight in a
saloon last night
The following were elected members of
the Commercial club yesterday. Resi-
w. Johnson, Horace w. Gray, M. Schib-
shy. William Valerius and A. J. Smith.
Nonresidents-C. w. Sutton, Hillsboro,
N. D.; Frank Crane. Cummings, n. D.;
Major George l.. Scott, Onigum. Mimi:
j. "A. Glow. Glenwood, Wis; Fl. J. Jones,
Hill City. S. D.. and Charles S. Mitchell.
One hundred and fourteen are on the
waiting list. - ...' .-.
A lecture on physiology and hygiene,
especially intended for the school teach
esr; and candidates for teachers certifi-
| Gates; whotare this week taking examina :
tions under County Superintendent Mac
| kenzie. will be given by Professor c. F.
! Digit on Friday at 7:45 p. m. in the
general lecture-room of the medical
school of Hamline university, Seventh
avenue and Fifth street S. The lecture
will be replete with demonstrations of
facts in physiology and hygiene, such as
the action of the hearts valves, micro
scopic view Of the blood flowing in the
frogs foot demonstrations with special
apparatus on how the blood circulates,
diffusion of gases into and out of the
blood. and oxidation in human bodies.
The lecture. full Of instruction, is free
| to all and teachers are especially invited
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