The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-17

Secure both in one; your peace of
mind and our tornado insurance. D. G.
Bell Inestment company.
For sale. at bargain, a $4,000 automo-
bile; frst-cass make and almost as good
as new. Call and see it at Strongs Au-
tomobile Co., 249 Third avenue S.
Hermion lodge. No. IS, Knights of Pyth-
las. will this evening entertain the grand
lodge officers and confer third rank.
Other lodges are invited; Castle hall, Ma
sonic Temple.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Min
nesota Theological society will be held
this evening at room $50 Medical block,
at o'clock. All persons interested in
the study of fungi are invited to be
present
Moore Brothers & Sawyer, the real
estate men who have had offices on the
first floor of the Minnesota Loan & Trust
company building. have moved to the
second floor back of the elevators, to
make room for extensive improvements
which are under way for the trust COM
pany.
The Minnesota Church cadets, the boys
military organization of Gethsemane
church, will go into their annual camp
Aug. Is at Lake Minnetonka. 1t Is expect
ed about 100 boys will enjoy the, outing
During the encampment military routine
will be followed The afternoon and
evening will be given over to whatever
the boys desire, with taps at pm.
Minnesota camp, No. 3, Sons Of Veter-
ans, was organized Saturday evening,
with 1000 members. The new camp in
cludes the membership of the former
Minneapolis camp. Officers mustered in
were Dr. T. T. Warham, commander; D.
G. Brown, senior vice commander; G. E.
Browne, secretary; DR.. G. w. Bentley,
| treasurer. Next fall the camp will secure
quarters in the building being erected at
Third avenue S and Fifth street.
Many South Siders want Captain
| George Sinclair transferred to the South
| Side police station, where he made an
excellent record some years ago and
| earned the good will Of the South Side
merchants. A delegation Of representa-
! tive citizens waited on Mayor D. P. Jones
on Saturday to express their dissatisfac-
| ton with the existing conditions under
| the administration of Captain A. P
| Johnson. 1t is intimated that change
will be made before long.
The E. Pennington house at Colfax ant
Summit avenue is to be colonial in style
The architect, w. M. Kenyon, has pre-
pared plans on which the contract ha.
D6en let 10 TlhG ~ SOOh 1OF S1U,UUU
Fluted columns will support the roof ant
balcony 0 fthe porch. no the east side
opening off the living room will be
large screened porch. The lining room
in enamel on birch, will have an immens
skylight and will be fitted with leade'
l glass. The main rooms will be in ma
hogany and the upper four rooms il
white enamel.
The Wennerberg Male Chorus Is sell
Ing railroad tickets to the national sing
ing festial Of the American Union o
Swedish Singers in Chicago July 20 to %
good to return July "a, for SIS for tn
I round trip. The excursion will leav
Minneapolis Wednesday evening. July /!
Axel Anderson. 600 Oneida block, presi
1 dent Of the western division Of tn
American Union Of Swedish Singers, ha
charge of the excursion. AS there ar
4 only limited number Of tickets all VIII
wish to attend the grand singing festive
\ should get their tickets without delay.