The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14

TOWN TALK

beginning Monday.
Money loaned on life insurance policies.
$50 Guaranty building.
Moon brand brick cheese. pure and
sweet at your grocer's.
For Rent-Fi,st-c class office in Oneida
block. Title Insurance s. Trust Co.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
II In need of anything for your vaca-
ton trip, you will find 1t at 715 Nicollet. 4
Burglary policies. fidelity bonds and la
bility insurance sold by Fred l.. Gray Co.
i Nicollet lodge, No. AZ. X. p, will con-
fer the first and third degrees on class
Of candidates tonight.
Nickels & Smith, BIZ Nicollet ave-
nue., have prime mortgage loans on
hand netting s per cent.
For Rent-second floor. So Fourth street
8, over Hoffman, Cali on o. M. Lara
way G. Son. Bank Commerce building.
Souvenir postal cards, Q for &c. Also
largest line of magazines and papers. Cen
| fury News Store 6 Third street S, near
Hennepin avenue.
At Holcomb's hall, AZ Fourth street 8,
Sunday at 8 p m. a business man Of Min,
neapolis will deliver an address on $50
cialsm as Seen by One Of the People,"
Seats free. s
Nicollet circle, No. 4s7, P. H. c., will
give a bazaar and dance at Richmond hall,
Nicollet avenue and Eighth street, Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Supper will
be served from to 8.
DR.. Fred Kline, the new pastor, at the
Grand Avenue Church of Christ, will de-
| liver an address in the Simpson Methodist
church. First avenue s and Twenty
eighth street, tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
| C,,hi n,,t1 4
Captain Colfax Grant has been engaged
to deliver the principal address at the
morning exercises on Memogial Day at
st. Anthony Catholic cemetery. In the
| afternoon he will deliver the memorial
address at the public exercises held at
Bloomington town hail.
The Workingmen's Nonpolitical Edu-
cational club will hold a free public meet
ing at s p. m. tomorrow In hall No. O.,
| "a Washington avenue S. Subject, The
Colorado Siberia" Thomas Van Lear will
be the principal speaker. A general dis
cussion will follow the address.
Rev. DR.. Hutsinpiller, pastor Of the Hen
nepin Avenue Methodist church, has been
granted leave Of absence by the official
/ board to attend the meeting Of the gen
4 eral conference, now in session in Los
/ Angeles, CAL, and Dr. W. K. Marshall
I will preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
A meeting Of the board Of education s
committee on finance was held yesterday
afternoon to survey the financial status
! Of the board and the demands of the flu
ture. The present school year cost over
a million dollars and the coming year will
cost still more, as the increase in the en-
rollment will call for more teachers.
Tosten Eggen, a decrepit minister, was
+ discharged from the workhouse yesterday
and Immediately afterward locked up al
central station to prevent his getting In
jured on the street Eggen Is a helpless
cripple and there is no place in the twir
cities to which he can be sent Super
intendent Barton will take his case before
the board of control at the next meeting
Rev. w. Fl. Rider Of Simpson church
will deliver an address at the district Ep
worth league bimonthly meeting mex
Tuesday evening at the Central German
; M. e. church. His theme will be "Tht
, Value Of q Good Record" There will b
music by the Central German choir ant
the F.. and w. male quartet Of Western
Avenue league. ri, : i. q
The first meeting of Court Nicollet, No
81, United Order Of Foresters, since TIL
opening Of the canvass. to secure 200 ney
members, will be held next Tuesday. A
the main hall has been surrendered tina
d
for the benefit of a needy sister, PCour
Nicollet will meet in the banquet ha
adjoining, and at its conclusion join tn
dancers below. s"' -
Further hearings in the Dodge brothers
4 disbarment proceedings have been ad
: journed until Tuesday. The prosecutio
closed yesterday afternoon, with the ex
ception of questioning one witness. TIL
defense will probably occupy about tw
days time in presenting its side of tn
8 case. Referee Hitchcock Is engaged -da
8 in preparing a transcript of the evidence
as given, for reference to the suprem
court
Cedar camp, M w. A., one of the larg
est Woodmen camps in the state, wi
give a free 18th of May entertainer
to the Woodmen, Royal Neighbors, the
friends and families at Cedar Camp hal
Two -and-a half street and Cedar avenu
next Tuesday at 8 p. m. The program
will include addresses by Alderman La1
M Rand and Harry A. Lund solos b
Miss Alma Olson and Master Lawrent
:, Lund, and songs by the Cedar Camp qua
~ tet. The entertainment is given as con
plirnent to the large Norwegian-America
membership in the camp. Great intere
centers in the first public appearance
the Cedar Camp quartet.
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