The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-23

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East Side Notes
Yellow Kids Winners.-The entertain |
ment-a mock field day-given by the
senior class at the East Side high school
Friday evening eliminated in a glowing
victory for the Yellow team, and the
program closed with the scores high UP
in favor of Earl MauHs team. To the
invitations extended informally by the
there would be unlimited accommoda-
tions, with good time for sure a host
of guests had responded, and the hall
was thronged with a delighted audience,
for the evening yproyedSfull of fun and
frolic. The events were: Hoop race,
slow race, high reach, long whistle, pea
nut race, shot-put, running broad grin,
sack race, hippoty-hop race, and a tug
Of war. The winning team was COM
Georgia B. Elwell, Anne Louise woocock
and Ethel Chase, William Levings and
Richard King. In the Green team, which
was defeated, were Ray Chamberlain,
captain; Misses Emily Hyde, Edith Knowl-
ton and Lulu McCabe, Laurence Fleming
and Nathaniel Fryknaan. Two rooters'
teams had been formed each team had
its characteristic yell, and was led in
the performance ofssuch duties by star
yeller. -
A. o. U. w., will hold elaborate installa-
ton ceremonies at the first January meet
ing, Jan. 8. Preceding the installation of
the new officers an oyster supper will
be served. During the past year the
membership list has reached the 100
mark, and financially the lodge has been
in splendid condition. The plans for a
lodge hall are maturing, and the treas
urer reported at the last meeting that the
last payment Of $1,000 on the property
bought by the lodge has been made. The
interests of the lodge center around Gen.
trail avenue, and the vicinity, where the
greater, humber Of the members live.
Some New Samarltans.-Central Coun-
Gil, MOTT, sModern Samaritans, will hold
the installation OF ofssesEsrsS Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 4, at K P.i4llalb Fifth street
and Central when the, newly elect
ed officers will enter upon their duties.
The instaIla tion will be open to the friends
has been extended to all. The new Off
GERS of the lodge are: E. H. Mcdowell,
good samaritan; D. W. McIntire, vice
good samaritan; Louis Munich, scribe;
James G. Keen, financial scribe; r. 8.
Parker, treasurer; Kari Tollefson, high
priest; o. J. Ruud, levite; Frank Herch-
enroder, chief messenger; Harry Lathrop,
+centurian, and E. A. Peril, watchman.
No. $50, A. O. U. w. will install the Off
GERS Jan. 5, jointly with Silver Leaf lodge,
No. 154, D. of H., at I: O: O. F. hail. cor
ner TWenty-second and Central avenues
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Annual MeetEng.-F'raternity hive, No.
IS, L. o. #. M. held the election Of officers
at a. meeting Wednesday. and elected the
following officers: Past lady commander,
Elizabeth Sandhoff; lady commander,
Katie Huth; lieutenant commander,
Amanda. Wisely; record keeper, May Co.
burn; finance keeper, Emma Judd; chap
lain, Francis Vrooman; mistress at arms,
Emma Pool; sergeant, Kate Karns: picket,
Charlotte Landsworth; musician, Lottie
Friedlund; captain of guards, Mary E.
Kyle; sentinel, Katie; Ringe. ,:..-s ....,
Girls Are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
pleasant holiday affairs was the supper
given by the Girls club of Holy Trinity
church Thursday evening In the 2 guild
rooms. In connection with the affair a
Christmas sale was held and the young
women presided in three pretty booths,
selling fancy and useful articles for the
holidays Over $50 guests were served at
the supper, and the entertainment proved
a successful one. -. -H- 'r-.--. -5sf@
Look Out for the Building Season and
lay in stock from the Dummt Meader
Lumber company. ;. They have just re-
ceived 100 carloads Of hard and mixed
wood to be sold at way down prices.
| 1t VIII Save Space and make an orna-
ment to your room, and for Christmas
present a handsome, nicely upholstered
dress-box is just the thing you want
See Shaw & Bertsch at Fourteenth ave.
nue. Sc. ~..-t .s. p ~
Hutchins Bros. are still selling 1beautifu
wall papers at less than cost. Thei1
store on Fourteenth avenue Sc is worth {
visit. Hn:s a"e ;.r.7 j.
For Christmas Flowers and Christina.
greens step in at Tom Lynes, the Contra
avenue florist. His supply never give
out.
On a Visit from canada.-H. L. Lover
ing of Coldwater, Ont, Canada, one o
the stockholders of the Georgia Bay Lum
ber company, is visiting his son, Thoma
D. Lowering Of st. Paul, and G. w. Me
neilley at his home on Fourteenth avenu
Sc. Mr. Lowering has been In the lum
ber business for fifty-four years, and wa
one Of the well-known lcu bermen' in tn
northern part of the state of Minnesota Il
the early days.
Gifts for christnas.-The Lane com
pany offers some delightful bargains 70
Christmas presents. There are sets q
knives and forks, carvers, pocketknive.
razors, chaflngdishes and skates.
Located In New Business Block.-Th
McMullen grocery opened in the handsom
new McMullen block, on the corner {
Fourth street and Central avenue. Nj
! McMullen will run a handsome store
] which will be valuable addition to til
: business center in East Minneapolis
Handsome PIctures.-Photos are finishe
for the Christmas day gifts at the studl
of 8. Kierski on Central avenue an
Fifth street
Special Sunday Evening Address
church win speak olfs Gods Christine
/ lBox,' at the special Sunday evening SCI
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