The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-26
CITY NEWS.

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Charles Lind Mlssing.--Charles Lind
EAT TWenty-firSt avenue s., aged So, has
been missing for nearly week, He has
no relatives in the city.
Reception for Pastor-Friends of Bethle-
hem church and others will give Rev.
Stanley B. Roberts and wife a reception
and house warming at their new home,
1857 Pleasant avenue, Wednesday evening
from to II. .s |
Yeomen to Be Neutrality-suspicious. Or
ganizer Lowell will be present to install
officers at the next meeting of Minneap-
oils council 1919, Yeomen Of America. The
meeting will be at Richmond hall to-mor-
row evening.
Promotions In Dayton Dry Goods Co..
Miss Florence e. Mitchell has been made
cashier Of the Dayton Dry Goods company
and Robert E. Esterly, who has had
charge Of the office. has been made a
member Of the firm with entire control Of
the credit department.
VIII Hear Talk on Panama-The Mems
league of Calvary Baptist church will meet
at the home of W. S. Hughes, 1920 Third
Charles S. Cairns will speak on the PAN
anna Question" All men Of the church
and congregation are invited.
Elevator Nearly compIeted-The Calu-
met Grain company took out a permit
yesterday for grain elevator at Twenty
fourth avenue Sc and the: Omaha tracks
to cost $4,000. The building is almost
finished and has a capacity of 225, 900
bushels. The structure is frame, iron
clad. r. %.
Blaze on NicoIIet Avenue.-Fire in the
building occupied by, the American Desk
company at 2O2 Nicollet avenue damaged
the building and stock $780, The build
ling is also occupied blythe Reliance Manu-
featuring company, but it's loss was
slight. pm 81 80.
A New Pastor.-Rev. A. Halleen from
HoIcomb, Neb., has received a call from
the Swedish Free Mission church on
Twelfth avenue S. He will preach at that
church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings and both morning and evening
next Sunday. Whether he accepts the call
or not is not as yet known. --
n. G. D.. Delay Was Sight.-In tab
ulated statement Of delayed mails in yes.
! terday's Journal misplaced figure ''3''
made it appear that the Hastings e. Da-
kota train ON the Chicago, Milwaukee! &
st. Paul road was three and a half hours
late. AS a matter Of fact, the delay to
this train was but thirty minutes.
Guam Sent Back to China-United
States Marshal w. Fl. Grimshaw left for
Seattle to-day with Lee Hing GUAM alias
! Lee Wong. Guam was arrested at Beau
dette, Mimi, and said he was a resident
of Rainy River, having crossed the border
to gather up laundry work. He had for
feited his rights in Canada and nothing
was left but to send the laundryman
back to China.
Battery BIS Banquet-Battery B, First
artillery, celebrated it's sixteenth ami
versary by a banquet at the Odin club
rooms last evening. Covers were laid for
fifty. Captain G. c.. Bennett, who organ
lied the battery, was unable to be present
on account Of a severe cold and Lieuten-
ant Bruce acted as POSTMASTER Re-
sponses were made by Lieutenants Will
liams and Miller; Sergeants Stewart, Nell
son, Beck and Privates Connolly, Fran
els and Fisher. -
Met With Dining Car Men-F. J. west
lake, secretary of the Commercial club
has returned from the annual convention
of the American Association of Dining
Car superintendent at Chicago. The as
sociatton will meet next year at New Or
leans. Mr.. Westlake is an honorary men,
Der Ira Shattuck Of the Omaha, W. c.
Kent of the 500 Line and r. j. 5Tourte1-
lotte of the Northern Pacific went down
from the twin cities E. w. Westlake, SUI
perintendent of dining cars and hotels Of
the Pennsylvania lines west Of Pittsburg.
q brother Of q. j. Westlake, was elected
president. "&" e7'''.~ - q