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

j. w. Raymond Returns-J. w. Ray
mond, president Of the Northwestern Ma
tional bank, has returned after long alb
sence in Pasadena, Cal Upon return
from European trip Mr.. Raymond went
west almost Immediately. Altho not en-
tirely recovered from a long Illness, Mr..
Raymond is able to be about the house.
Service for Visitors-A service designed
to reach visitors in the city over Sunday
and down town hotel guests, will be held
Sunday evening at o'clock in Plymouth
church, Eighth street and Nicollet ave-
nue. Evangelist Tom Mackey of Chi
cago will be in charge and good music
i'll be provided, including special pieces
by Mr.. Mackeys singer, Miss Albertson
Opticians to Meet-The Southern Min
nesota Optical association will convene at
Hotel Nicollet next Wednesday. Papers
will be read by J. w. Granger, Litchf1eld,
Mimi; j. l.. Korstad, Zumbrota, Mimi;
E. G. Roberts, Red Wing, Mimi; DR.. H.
Il. Leavitt, c. A. Hoffman, G. H. Thomas.
DR.. H. Mel Morton, A j. L. Mailman,
Minneapolis. Every optician in the north
west Is invited to be present.
Pathways Are Dusty-Residents in that
locality and those who drive for pleasure
complain that tho contracts for the sea-
son have been let there has as yet been
no sprinkling on the lake boulevards.
There has now been more than a week
without rain and the parkways are grow
ing disagreeably and unnecessarily dusty.
Attention is also called to the fact that
the Peavy fountain is not yet in operation.
Theobadl Heard Fron-Ole Theobaldi.
the eccentric vioinist is reported to have
decided to return to Minneapolis to
straighten out the snarl in which he left
his affairs in this city, to restore his good
name and finally to begin legal process
against his slanderers and accusers The
time for his return is set for January next,
so the announcement Is of no immediate
Importance. The violinist denies that he
fed from Minneapolis, and says that he
owed nothing to his manager.
r. F. DIS to Meet Again-The rural
free delivery carriers who were to have
held their first annual convention yester-
day in Minneapolis expect to meet some
time during the summer. 1t was discov-
cred yesterday from some of the men who
were finally ferreted out that both the
president and the secretary Of the organi-
cation were ILL.,. This seriously interfered
with the preparation for the convention
and accounts for the mysterious disap-
pearance of some of the carriers.
"The Band' on the Fourth-The popu-
larity of the Journal Newsboys' band is
attested by the numerous requests already
received from outside points for a Fourth
OF July engagement. These. applications
are from points SO far distant, however
that it has not been deemed advisable
to make any engagement on account OF
the expense Of transporting the sixty five
members of the organization. The fact
that the band is open for an engagement
upon the Foprth will doubtless afford some
organization a desired opportunity
A New Christian Science Church,
does not seem to be generally known tina
there are now four Christian Scienc
churches in Minneapolis, a Fourth churcl
having been organized about two month
ago by nearly one hundred members VIII
had just withdrawn from the Secon
church Of this city, which holds its regu
lar Sunday services at 10:45 a. m. an
regular Wednesday services at p. m. i
Kimban hall, on Nicollet avenue, at tn
corner of Eighth street. This Fourt
church Is recognized as a. branch of tn
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos
ton, Mass, Of which Mary Baker G. Edd
\ is the founder and pastor emeritus.