The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-17

g First Baptist Church - Concert,
Kneisel quartet.
Latham's, SS 10th st s. Open evenings.
New holdings, ovals, mirrors; picture
sale; framing pictures. Zesbaugh II 9Th
st S.
Thousands of beautiful plants and cut
flowers at Patthey & Thompson, florists,
II Seventh street s.
Easter lilies; order now. wholesale and
retail. Wesslings greenhouses. Thirty
sixth street and Hennepin; store, COZ
Hennepin.
Fred Mason of st. Paul, the popular
secretary of the state and national Re
both positions and will take New York
position with the Diamond Match COM
pany.
The records of the day-deaths, births,
marriages, hotel arrivals. railway time
tables, real estate transfers. building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found together with want adver-
tisements on page Ia of this issue.
Minneapolis members of the Travellers
Protective association, who have organ
lied under the st. Paul post, will have a
separate post. There are about fifteen
members here. The association is social
and fraternal and has insurance features.
I Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books containing near
ly 800 bits Of philosophy. humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
| Inns post, G. A. R., and citizens staff, will
be held at S o'clock tonight at the Ma
sonic Temple. Members are urged to
| bring any relics they have. properly la
beled, for it is to be relic night"
Louis Morris, so years old, was run
down by Great Northern passenger
train at Sixth avenue Sc, Saturday even
| ing, and his left leg will probably have tc
be amputated He lives at 1913 First
street 8 and Is employed by the General
Electric company. 81 '<
Delays of the senate in taking UP the
trust legislation proposed by President
Roosevelt have been denounced by the
Garfield club in scathing resolutions
which will be conveyed to both houses OF
| the state legislature and to all Minnesota
members Of congress. .
The annual banquet Of Delta Chi, q
legal fraternity, was held Saturday night
| at the West hotel. About thirty active
and alumni members were present anc
speeches were made by Judge Edwin A
Jaggard, Harrison E. Fryberger, Rober
L. Kollman, w. H. Bardwen and Otto N
Davies. .s.-&. %Elf ~. e.
Rev. J. M. Clearly gave a stereoptico1
lecture on the Passion play at st. Charles
/ church last evening. He-saw the Ober
ammergau presentation in 1900 and Sc
cured a. handsome set Of slides. His lee
| ture has become regular feature or tn
opening Of Passion week at st. Charles
church. -. ~ =.fs> 49, . Ea-
Rev. DR.. John E. Bushnell, pastor o
Westminster church, announced yester
I day morning that Rev. Henry Finney @
4 Gallon, Ohio. had been selected as as
sistant pastor. He will graduate THU
spring from Princeton Theological semi
nary. The appointment was made afte
a long search for the proper person TO
ths position. ~: =. -.
Saturday evening the annual banque
of the Northwestern Delta Kappa Epsilo1
] association was held at the West hotel
About fifty members were present Pro
fessor William r. Hoag was toastmaste1
Responses were made by President Cyru
Northrop, Professor G.. A. Savage, G. M
Ferguson Douglas Fiske, w. r. Davies
a. G. Strachauer and Hugh MCGEE. t.. :.
Erie nds Of Walter D. Williams, recentl
elected second vice president Of tn
Spring Garden Insurance company 9
Philadelphia, rendered Mr.. Williams
farewell banquet at the Nicollet hote
> Saturday evening. About thirty Mime
sofa insurance men were present an
presented Mr.. Williams with gol
watch Mr. Williams will go to Phila
delphia this week. ..5.+y
Minneapolis Court of Honor, No. co!
has adopted resolutions on the death
the late DR.. Martin c. Johnson, a highl
= esteemed member of that organization
\ The resolutions cite the many qualitle
which caused him to be priced as a CON
rade and friend, and express appreciate
| of the efforts by which, unaided, he ha
won his way J. r. Corrigan, G. n
II Dempsie and Jessie Stafford sign the me
mortal. '~e--.e. 49, s4ss... f.
Altho the calendar says that beautif
spring is here and a few ventureson
summer birds have been mistaken there
by, the managers Of the park boal
N menagerie say. mot so.'' and are keepir
III the park animals in winter quarters II
cages and aviaries have been made read
and as soon as any real spring Weath
arrives the animals and birds will be p1
out on dress parade where they may
seen by the public. a.-r.
| Four candidates are after the offici
i scalp of w. H Adams. Superintendent
buildings for the school board. 1t is ais
l stated that politics is involved in the ca:
| and that the various candidates a
proteges Of certain members of the boal
| Who are not in sympathy with DR.. G.
Jordan and the old element in the boar
which is said to support Adams. TT
four candidates in the ring are F. D. Flu
long, assistant building inspector; A.
cambridge, former business agent of t
painters and decorators union; j.
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