The Minneapolis journal., 1904-03-26
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

For pretty millinery go to Holorooks s.
800 Nicollet avenue.
Moon brand brick cheese. pure and
sweet at your grocers.
Easter Souvenirs. The most artistic.
The Beard Art Co., 624 Nicollet
For Rent-A fine office, also desk room
In Oneida Block. Title Insurance co.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable 700 Globe Blds.
St. Louis worlds fair parties wishing
to reserve rooms, inquire Gould, 42o Guar
anty building. -
+ List your Minnetonka cottages for rent
with us; parties waiting. David P. Jones
& Co., Bank Of Commerce building.
Why Princess Byron, How dare YOU
be- so bewitching? Baron Humbug, Ly-
ceum theater, tonight. Good seats.
The burglar has come to stay. He works
while you sleep. We pay the loss. FREQ
L. Gray Company, Guaranty Building.
20 per cent off on pictures, framed and
unframed; job lot mouldings, and loc
foot. Bintliff's, AIT First avenue s.
DR.. George H. Bridgman will preach at
Friends church, First avenue S and Four
teenth street, tomorrow at 1890 a. m.
Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.
and get your binding done at Century
| News Stand Third street, near Hennepin
avenue.
| At the Salvation Army hall, 216 First
| avenue S, tonight at o'clock Mr.. Nimms
| of Boston, ''the drummer evangelist, will
deliver an address.
Your Sunday dinner-young roast tur-
key, floating island pudding, Strawberries,
| ice cream. Cuisine Dining Hail. Seventh
street, near Nicollet avenue.
l. "Plain Facts About Politics, or What's
the Matter with Politics." is the subject
of Rev DR.. Rollins sermon at Park Ave-
nue. Congregational church Sunday eve
! ming. ...-
Frank c. Blodgett, formerly of Mime
apolis, who was severely injured on his
claim near Warroad, Mimi, last week. by
a falling tree, is now doing nicely and
| will recover. as &i''-'r .@ .'.E<--'
/, At the regular meeting of the Authors
club Tuesday evening next week DR.. Vic
tor Nilsson will speak on the works and
individuality of Selma Lagerloef, the
famous Swedish writer Of fiction
The breaking of a trolley wire near the
Union depot held up all car traffic in thai
vicinity at S o'clock last night. 1t was
nearly half an hour before the break was
repaired, and many Of the theater-goers
had to walk to the theaters.
Dean w. S. Pattee Of the state univer
sity will lecture in the Portland Avenue
Church Of Christ tomorrow morning an(
evening on the subject, .'Love of thu
Truth" He will also speak Easter morn
ing. Rev. r, w. Abberley is in Bloom
ington. Ind. .
| The Queen City band held it's regula
business meeting Tuesday, at which tn,
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Gilbert Hanson
vice president, liner Anderson; secretary
Harold Anderson; treasurer, Chris Paul
son. !.~
1.-The Social Unrest; It's Cause ant
Cure is the subject for free discussion
led by Thomas H. Lucas, tomorrow eve
/ ming at G. A. r. hall, Twentieth an
Washington avenues N. A cordial invita-
| tion is extended, especially to union mem
| bers and their families. Good music an
! a special program will be provided.
| DR.. D. Edmund Smith has been invite
| by the Presbyterian ministers to spea
| to them at their Monday meeting in West
1 minister church on the subject of tuber
/ culosis, especially on how they can hel
| in educating the people to proper appre
4 citation of it's contagious nature and pre-
l cautions to be taken against it's spread
/ The proposed repeal Of the curfew ord1
!. nance will also come up for consideration
: At the Y. M. C. A. mems meeting tc
= morrow afternoon E. r. Cotton of Ne,
York, one of the representatives of tn
international committee, will deliver tn
address on "A Worldwide War;" M
Cotton is one of the strongest speaker
on the international force, ranking wit
such men as John R. Mott and Robert /
Speer. Maud Ulmer Jones will sing an
II Shibley's orchestra will play. The meet
ing, which promises to be one of tn
= most interesting Of the season, will begi
= promptly at 3:15 .EE 49, .-.