The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

BE a Saturday moonlighter.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 2O3 Hen. av.
Isle of Pines Isle of Pines. For fine
lands apply Miller, AZ Nicollet.
Rev. S. B. Roberts will speak at Chris
tian Workers mission, 80 Washington ave-
nue. S tomorrow evening
See our lire of holdings for 10c per foot,
worth up to zoe; odd frames 20c soc, ST..
Blntliff Alt First avenue S.
If you have pictures to frame. now is
the time. holdings 1oc per foot. worth up
to zoe. Bintlift's, All First avenue S.
For Rent-Second floor, So Fourth street
S, over Hoffnan's. Call on O. M. Lara
way & Son, Bank Commerce building.
The annual praise meeting of the home
missionary society Of Bethlehem church
will be held in the lecture room of the
church Friday, June "a, at 2:30 pm.
The Journals moonlight excursion on
Saturday evening is attracting the best
people. Leave Soldiers Home at pm.
return to st. Paul at II pm. Good music
for dancing. Plenty of room.
Thomas H. Lucas will give a free public
lecture this evening at hall 2, "a Washing
ton avenue S in the headquarters of the
Workingmens Educational club. Sub
ject: Social Progress of the Nineteenth
Century
The Minneapolis comrades of the U. v.
| U. have postponed their visit to Logan
! regiment comrades at st. Paul until their
| first meeting in July. Later information
will be given of exact date when the
visit will be made.
A. E. Partridge of Kansas City, grand
secretary Of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
is in the city as the guest of j. w
| Sh36awad tV
| for Minnesota. Mr.. Partridge will attend
the convention to be held in St. Paul
June 24-26.
The Christian Workers mission will
have an allday rally and campm Getting
July at Cedar Lake, near the Kenwoo6
boat house. Bible readings and song
services will be given and all friends ant
Christian workers are invited. A tent will
| afford shelter in case of rain.
improvements which will cost in thu
neighborhood of, $4,000 are being made
in the Mechanics Arts building at tn,
state university. The entire building
will be remodellled and overhauled ant
a small addition, to be occupied by thu
engines and boilers of the heating plant
will be built.
Past commanders of Zion Commander.
No 2 K. T., will confer the Order of tn
Temple on Tuesday evening, June Is
blilll6E Will Ne SSlNeu dL OlO, dlteI WHICH
there will be a drill. The regular officer
will open the commandery in full form a
1880, and at p. m. the order will be con
ferrd This will be the last work unit
fall.
The degree staff and band of Levi lodg
No. 70, A. o. U. W. with large delega
ton of Minneap polls and st. Paul Work
men, will go to Saltwater Saturday nigh
to initiate a class Of more than 100 fo
st. Croix lodge No. IA. Capt. M H. Nc
Divitt will be in command. On Sunda
forenoon an exhibition drill and concer
program will be given at the prise
chapel
Prof. w. H. Kirchner of the state uni
versity has prepared four siXfoot squar
maps to be sent at once to the Mime
| sofa board of managers at the ST. Loui
exposition. One map shows every institu
4 ton of learning in the state, anothe
pictures the location of all mines an
4 quarries, "a third shows the fishing an
hunting rounds and the fourth is a dair
4 map showing the location of all dreamer
les, cream factories and experiment sta
tions.