The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-01

Get an ONCE III the he" f1uleC DUCK,
corner Seventh and Hennepin.
Hotel del Otero, Spring Park, Mime
tonka, opens May 20 for the season.
Owing to a house moving tonight. the
last car on the Eighth avenue line will
leave Washington avenue at am. serv-
ice will be resumed at am.
julius Edgren, a truckman in the fire
department., Is Ill at the Swedish hospital
with pneumonia and may not recover.
His parents, who live at Cokato, Mimi,
have been summoned.
The Hennepin County Medical society
will hold it's annual banquet this evening
in the West hotel. Dr. J. Clarence Web
ster Of Chicago will give the address OF
the evening. DR.. David Owen Thomas
is president Of the society.
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.
Lake Harriet, Minnehaha and other re-
sorts were well patronized yesterday. in
spite Of the touch Of winter In the air.
At Harriet nearly every boat was out and
there was great display Of automobiles
at the lake and along the boulevards.
y. II.
recently held up and beaten by a thug
near Pierre, S. D., left today for Oneida,
where man named Beaver Is on trial for
the crime Hoadley is still suffering from
the effects Of the punishment he received
at the hands Of the highwayman.
Get Karl strahle formerly with Men
| denhal) to plant your hedges, vases,
snowballs, syringa, spirea, lilac honey
suckle, hardy perennials, tiger lilies and
| make you an old-fashioned garden. Trees
and shrubs of all kinds. Summer bulbs
and all kinds of bedding plants. N. w.
telephone, S 436.
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota
Theological society will be held this even
ing at room 525 Medical building, to elect
| officers for the ensuing year. Members
| will have an opportunity of inspecting
| Cooks illustrated work on British Fungi
an exhaustive treatise on the subject, re-
Gently purchased by the society. A ful
attendance is desired.
Nearly 500 was netted at the annual po'
lice sale Of unclaimed bicycles Saturday
afternoon There were thirty wheels to OF
disposed of, but most of them were II
. bad condition. The lowest price paad 10
a wheel was 1925 and the highest bid wa
$3.50. The sale was held on the steps
the Fifth street side Of the courthouse ant
several hundred persons attended,.
James Kehoe, 900 Fremont avenue n
and his wife, were badly bruised IN run
away accident last evening on Sixth ave
me N. At Oak Lake avenue the hors
: Jumped a. sewer ditch, dragging the bugg
, after him. Mrs. Kehoe was thrown GU
| and her face was seriously cut. MI
Kehoe sustained slight injuries. d.
Il G.. M, Kistler dressed the injuries.
The annual picnic of the Voluntee
Firemen's association will be held
l Jordan, MINI this year. meeting wa
held in the courthouse saturday 10 rlah
arrangements. Committees were ar
nointed and a request was sent to Polio
Superintendent Doyle asking him to al
low the patrolmen to sell tickets to a
oersons who wish to attend. The p1cn1
l will be held May %.
II The Mems Fellowship club of I.inde
Hills and Cottage City will hold its las
regular meeting, prior to the regular Jun
III picnic. tomorrow at pm, in Linde
Hills Congregational church. This Will q
II ladies' night and every one is invited
] Frank NJ. Nye will address the club o
1.-THE Unity Of TRUTH and James Ora
| will talk Of "The United States Senate.
4 There will also be violin music
n The Christian Brothers college alumni
I will hold their monthly meeting at tt
| school hall this evening. Father Mora
of immaculate Conception parish will
! the speaker There will also be an orr
ton by Emil Gadboise and an essay 1
I. J. Hentschel After the literary pr
I gram a smoke social will be held
1 which the business of the club Will
- discussed. At this meeting special Inv
~ tation is given to those members WI
> have not graduated but who at any tin
4 attended the Christian Brothers college.