The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-17

l. RevivaIs Continue Another Week.-The
revival meetings held at the First Metho-~
dist church, under Rev. w. H. Jordan,
will abe. continued for@another week. The
meetings have been remarkable for the at
tendance and for the general interest
which is shown.
Addition to-. chuseh q, orchestra.-Paul
Ricketsen., trombone, md Louis Weaver
flute A4e Sana addition ltd the y Loyalty
Church orchestra. Rev. &c. A. Cleaveland,
who is director Of the orchestra, is pre-
Rar IN fGE e slaDgratS pragga@ ~ q mnsiG
day. .4(Tf5#uf.J. E,:}a y sg..~ee'. ~
Spring Goods Are out,-7Take. a good
look at the spring adj Of OFT SWEET &
Son for their wash goods and all kinds Of
:sunnmen1goods and seasonable Wear.&&H'. r
A Good AppoIntnnent.-C. w. Meneilley
of 4OO-2 Fourteenth avenue Sc, was ap-
pointed chairman Of the pure food COM
mittee of the Minnesota Retail Grocers
association.
Now Is the Time for HousecIeanng.-
Trust the Model laundry with your spring
wash. Nothing but best labor and best
prices for its patrons. ...~::.
How Is 1t .PosslbIe-That G. W. Me
nei1ley, the Fourteenth avenue grocer, can
handle the best at the lowest prices? The
continual demand for goods does it. He
can afford to buy by the wagon-load. =
Large Glass zof Grad uates.-At the grad
uating exercises or the Minneapolis Bust
ness colleges: a: <class$sof 1875 pupils will be
graduated. The ceremonies will be held
in the auditorium Of the East Side High
school and a number Of S$w known public
speakers will he present! It is an unus-
ually large class: and the young people
coming from all different :departments in
| the school will enter the business world
we'll equipped MISS Drude NICHOLSON;
Rushford Mimi; Prosper Landberg, Rem
ville Mimi, and Miss Blanche Wheeler,
Bangor, Me-, have entered lr;ee4d the school dur
! ing the week:%s< r.. :$$s ....e. ~ q "
Special Sunday Sermons. DIR. w. H.
Jordan will speak at the First Methodist
church Sunday morning on Friends that
Are Untrue; .an analysis of: some strange
church conditions. In the evening DR..
Jordan willz'spsak on ,'"Proud Man Hum
bled.." The evening will begin with a
beautiful song service, ~ H.,
McMuIIen's Grocery store.-On Central
avenue, has the best bargains, the best
goods and the best prices. Watch to.
days ad. -. 49,, =,
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Building Operations Begin.--During the
week the remodeling and charging OF the
st. Anthony Falls Bank building were be.
gum The scaffolding has been erected
on the Fourth street side and workmer
are tearing down parts of the building
The plans for the building have, beer
greatly enlarged, and the st. Anthony
Falls bank will, have practically a new
building. : The front, rear and side wall!
Twill be pulled down and the interior will
also be completely remodeled.
Before a Full House.-The merits Of tn
splendid concert given Tuesday evening
by the Andrew Church orchestra wer
appreciated by an unusually large gather
ing. H. G. Neal director; Mrs. G. A
Barton, pianist; the young people connect
ed with the orchestra, and the soloists
FGeorge H. Frank. Miss E. Patterson, Mis-
Anna Louise Woodcock H. P. Van C1ev
and Clifford C. Champine, presented
splendid program. From financial poin
Of view the concert was equally success