The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-16
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT.
For sale cheap, a 1908 Winton automo-
bile, 20 horsepoWer. 9775. Journal.

For sale cheap, a 1908 Winton automo-
bile, 20 horsepower. 9775, Journal.
Wedding invitations, latest styles.
Beard, society stationers, at Dayton's.
Mr.. Austin, Pine Bluff, Ark, will install
Andrews Heating System In his residence.
Free at Lake Harriet, Sunday, the great
Boston life savers and Kelsey's orchestra.
To save your time and the time of your
patrons, use the Northwestern tele-
phone"
Skin on fire. Burning, itching, scaly,
oozing eczema healed by Eczemozone.
Soothing, cooling.
For Rent-Minneapolis Chamber Com
merce membership; five hundred fifty dol
lars per year. 1902 Journal.
Rev. DR.. J. III. Muller of Simpson M. e.
church will occupy the pulpit at the
Fowler church Sunday evening. =@
Miss Ramstead, formerly with Phillips,
would be pleased to meet her friends ana
customers at Murray's, 626 Nicollet Ave.
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Title Insurance &
Trust company. Costs little, worth much.
Don't wait for the rush. Have your
coal delivered now. Buy Scranton. North
Western Fuel Co., 81 Sd st. Both phones.
Thomas H. Lucas will speak on the sub
ject Of Government" tomorrow at p.n1.,
at socialist headquarters, As Fourth street
south
The Fred L. Gray Co.. Guaranty Build
ing. can furnish all classes of bonds, bur-
glary and liability insurance on short
notice. Both phones 1887. 4
L. s. Donaldson, of the Glass Block,
will leave tonight on a business trip to
Europe, visiting the firms representatives
in England, Germany, France and switz-
erland.
Rev. Theodore Hinlxle. returned mis-
sionary from China will preach at 7:45
pm. Sunday at Bethlehem Swedish Luth-
| eran church, Lyndale and Fourteenth ave-
| nues N. - ----. ~ -.
Clarence Bacon, employed in the Lyons
| broom factory, was badly burned by a live
wire while working yesterday. He was
taken to his home, % Sixth street N, and
| Will recover. ,-F. w.
| The Century News store, Third street,
near Hennepin, has the largest line Of
| souvenir postals, magazines and lOc
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions.
For newspaper clippings or for sugges-
lions as to how to apply them to your per-
sonal or business needs, call on or tele-
phone Robert L. Pollock, $40 Sykes block
M 4127 LIZ; T. c. 914O. r.
On account of a house moving across
Tenth avenue tonight, the owl service on
the south end of the line will be sus-
pended between l am. and am. Cars
on the north end Of the line will run as
usual. -'-
Services will be held at the Ebenezel
Baptist mission (colored), S25 Washing
ton avenue S, at II am. Sunday, Rev
B. B. B. Johnson, the pastor, officiating
Will ole 1o ooohjr, .eat
and 1880 pm. 81
w. s. Chadwick and wife. Duluth, are
visiting frineds in Minneapolis. Mr.. Chad
wick was formerly a resident of Min
neapolis and has many friends here. He
is the Union station ticket agent at rDu.
luth and Appointment member Of the B
P. O. E. 1Cfar' e.. 10. 49, 49, I'll zs
The Teachers club has arranged for E
course of six lectures to be given by
Howard Edward Griggs Of Montclair N
J. The general subject will be Mora
Leaders from Socrates to Tolstoy,' an(
the lectures will be given Monday even
ings, from Nov. to Dec. II.
Fruit and Flower Magazine, a periodical
devoted to horticulture and Horticulture
has appeared at Excelsior. It contain
sixteen pages, but will be enlarged as oc
casion may demand. w. W. Woodbeck
the publisher, Is advocate Of the LAX
M1nnetonka district for nursery purpose
and maintains that it is not excelled il
the country. .-- . .
The Rev. W. w. Edwins, Of stillwate,
who has been appointed missionary t
China by the Minnesota conference Of tn
Augustana Swedish Lutheran synod, wi
sail from Seattle next Wednesday,. H
will be accompanied by his wife and Mis-
sionary Himle, Of The Hauge synod, VIII
is stationed at Fen Cheng. The farewe
services held last evening in honor Of MI