The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-09

Christmas gifts, diamonds. watches and
jewelry. John s.. Allen, Guaranty bldg
If what YOU are looking for is made of
leather. Barnum has it.. See his novel
ties. 715 Nicollet. ta..l u.s.
1000 feet new mouldings, ovals. We
frame and sell pictures cheap. Zesbaugh,
il Fifth street S.
Double amount S. & II. trading stamps
Thursday and Friday. Golbergs, 624
Hennepin avenue.
City Controller Joshua Rogers holds
lucky ticket No. 1856 which draws the bag
atelle table at the st. Stephens church
fair.
Fred l.. Gray Company, Guaranty build
Ing insures over 1000 residences and
stores in Minneapolis against burglary
losses.
Mendenhall, the florist, 81 Sixth street
S, Minneapolis continues to get up the
finest funeral flowers. Also ships them
to any part Of the northwest.
Admission Tickets to the Food Show
One with every purchase Of csc at ie Olde
Tyne Ba,kerie salesrooms, S22 Nicollet
avenue, 1900 Third avenue s, SIG Nicollet-
Virgil G. Hinshaw. vice president of the
intercollegiate Prohibition association, Will
lecture this evening in Hegna's hail. Two
and-one-half street and Cedar avenue.
Admission will be free.
H. M. Peterson. 81 Eighth street S, says
that he will sue Inspector John Staylo for
false arrest and for personal injury instead
of bringing action against the city, as
stated.
Because Barney Murphy has a strong
liking for oleomargarine he will live at the
workhouse for thirty days. Murphy drove
up to the Omaha freight depot and took
away tub of cleo. He changed his plea
to guilty this morning, as the evidence
against him was conclusive.
Levi lodge. No. 20. "A. q. u, W., has
elected the following. officers for 1904:
Master workman. M. II. McDtvitt: fore
| man, Louis Houser; overseer. DR.. Fred r.
! Haynes; recorder, E. M. Gegenheimer;
| financier. E. S. Brown: receiver. p. j
Baker: guide. Fred Cebhart: I. w, Emery
Clark: Q. W.. George Gegenheimer.
series of entertainments with chalk
| talks by local fresco decorators will be
| given during the winter by the Frescc
| Painters association, which meets TO-
night In its hall, Washington and Tween
tieth avenues n. At the last meeting OF
| the ASSOCIATE ton G.. Thoreson was made
president. c. Estggard treasurer and w
Prenevost secretary.
Professor James Paige of the state uni
versity will deliver. an address before the
members of the Minneapolis Association
of Accountants and Bookkeepers at thei
meeting to be held this evening in the
| Minnea polls Whist club rooms, third floor
Andrus building His subject will b
Commercial Paper Bookkeepers ant
office men are cordially invited. "
Special meetings are being held by til,
Salvation Army at headquarters Mon
day nights meeting was conducted b,
! Major and Mrs. Waite. Last night Cap
| tain Jenkins led, assisted by Ensign Abra
hanson. and tonight the social staff will
hold a. meeting to be conducted by Adiu
tant Scott and Captain Kriedler. Thurs
day nights meeting will be led by Briga
dier Jenkins and the provincial staff
Officers were elected by the Cigar Deal
ers association at it's annual meeting las
evening. AS follows: President. Guy J.
IIutchins; first vice president. Van F
Clark: second vice president. George E
Heritage; secretary, r. G. Fisher: treasur
Ell. Ira w. Farr: executive. committee
, President G. l.. Hutchins. chairman ex
officio; G.. L. Harris. E. G. Walters, s.
Snyder. James Mulvey, w. j. Blackburn
and Clayton Hooker; representatives t
I the national association. r. G. Fisher. VIII
is given power to cast the full vote OF tn
association.