The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22

corner Seventh and Hennepin.
Ed Korko now at 10Th st and HEM.
under name Champine & Korko.
Frederick Reach. the Rambler bicycle
agent, is now loce ted at Z 7th st N.
For Sale-A fine carriage team. sCan
be seen at 1920 Pillsbury avenue
Honeysuckles, ~hydrangeas, tree roses,
ETC., at Northrop, King &Co.'s, so Hem.
a large Andrews Hot Water System
has recently been shipped to Alabama.
See announcement of E. Eichhorn &
Sons in financial department., want
column.
Buy a 6 per cent farm mortgage from
Barnes Brothers. 20 years experience.
No loss interest or principal.
Hotel Nicollet, Easter Sunday, Danz's
Metropolitan Orchestra from 6 to s.
Special dinner, ST., or a la carte.
Owing to a house moving the last
southbOund car on Fourth avenue will
leave at l am. Service will be resumed
at 6 am.
Steam or spray a little moisture on
Ye Olde Tyne Cross Buns, place in oven
a few moments before serving and you
have them hot. "
In addition to the Peoples church
musical numbers tomorrow, announced
elsewhere, F: E. Woodward will sing
Granier's "Hosanna.'
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News
Store, 6 Third street S., near Hennepin
avenue, will receive prompt service.
Miss Virginia Thurman, driving a
small gasolene runabout, ran into Clyde
Pratt and D. w. Donly at Hennepin
avenue and Twenty.ffth street yester-
| dow aftornoon Nathan was coriOuclv
mi ured.
The records of the day-deaths,
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail
way time tables, real estate transfers,
building permits and other information
Of interest-will be found, together
with want advertisements on page -
of this issue.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket "Nugget Books,' containing
nearly 800 bits Of philosophy, humor
and good sense worth reading. Call for
ter, or write to the advertising man
agers and a copy will be mailed.
An appropriate Easter concert will
be given by Professor Felkenhauer on
the courthouse chimes tomorrow from
$3.50 to 1890 am. The first selection
will be "Joy to the World, the Lord Is
Risen,' and the program will conclude
with "The Star Spangled Banner.'
Professor George R. Kirkpatrick will
speak on the subject, "Crime and Grim.
mails, Wholesale and Retail,' Sunday
afternoon, 3 o'clock, at As Fourth street
S. A special invitation has been sent
to the police force Of the city and
their families. Admission free.
Judge Henry e. Hicks will delive,
his very interesting and instructive lee
ture on HPersonal "reminiscences Of the
Civil War; next Monday evening, al
Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran church
Eighteenth street and Fourteenth ave
nue. S.
Rev. Charles A.. Payne Of Milwaukee
will speak at the Y. M. c. A.. meeting
for men, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
on "The Life of Christi The tall
will be illustrated by the Hoffman pic
lures of Christ. Miss George Alexan
der will sing "The. Holy City, ane
other selections.
-Four members Of the councils com
mittee on paving and the city encinee
have gone to Chicago to investigat,
paving, but whether it is creosotin.
plant or what not, no one seems t.
know. The party is composed. Of Alder
men Holmes, Nelson, Mumm and Nc
Coy and City Engineer Rinher. .
Get Karl Strahle formerly with Men
denhall) to plant your hedges, vases
snowballs, syringa, spirea, lilac, honey
suckle, hardy perennials, tiger lilies, an
make you an old-fashioned garden
Trees and shrubs of all kinds. Sum
mer bulbs and all kinds Of beddin;
plants. N. w. Telephone, S 436.
. Rev. Charles F. Hubbard, pastor o
Ik,,1ror, Dro,L1,4o ~, ob,,oI ..-,-.L
to be home in time to take charge O
the special Easter program in connec
ton with the regular morning and ever
ing worship. MI. Hubbard was Gale
east early in the week on account Of tn
serious illness Of a friend in Pennsy.
vania, but has wired that he will b
home. tomorrow.
Minneapolis cyclists will vigorousl
50 oppose the movement to remove til
bicycle paths in the city. They cor
tend that even tho there has been
great falling off in the number, Of ri6
ers, those remaining are entitled t
consideration, especially as it was tn
money of the cyclists which paid fo
the ..sidepaths. The petitions for II
moval now before the council aztec
: only the Fifth street and Blaisdell av,
Z nue. paths.
Bishop I. W. Joyce, DR.. A. B. Ma:
: shall and DR.. A. j. Frost will speak o
n 'tThe Bible,' at Wesley Methods
1 church, tomorrow afternoon at 3:3
The service will be under the auspice
& of the Northwestern Bible and Mission
! airy Training school. This institutio
will hold its annual commenceme1
soon, and has secured a number {
) noted speakers for the program. D
James M. Gray of the Moody Institut
Chicago, will preach the commenceme1
sermon. On May 3 fifteen members wi
Fifty others will be appointed. cou1
sellers.