The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
CIT NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

A 1S-room mouse In springfield, OHIO,
has an Andrews Heating plant installed.
Thomas H. Lucas will speak on social
ism at Seven Corners tomorrow at pm.
Public and Private Schools, Churches
and ministers Of every denomination, all
Use the Northwestern Telephone"
e. Rev. Robert F. Sample, DID,, former
pastor of Westminster church, is seri-
ously i'll in a hospital In New York city.
Thomas Van Lear city organizer for
the socialists, will speak at Fourth street
For sale-A, 24-horsepower 1904 stearns
car. in first-class condition. at bargain.
Can be seen at Strong's. Automobile Mfg.
Co.. 249 Third avenue s. 81
J. G. Luker, the linen buyer at Day
toms, has gone east to make fall pur-
chases. This makes eleven buyers for
Daytons that are now in the eastern
markets. .". ~ 1851 d.
We have a ten-room house., entirely
modern, steam heat furnished; janitor
service, etc., on the corner Of Seventeenth
street and Clinton avenue. See David P.
Jones & Co. ... E'5...-t.
The Century News store, Third street,
near Hennepin, has the largest line Of
souvenir postals, magazines and, loo
books. See us about your binding and
subscriptions. :,
Rev. Morris L. Evertsz of Watertown,
Wis.,, who Is here attending the district
EYWorth league convention at Groveland
park, Lake M1nnetonka, will preach at the
Lake Street M. E. church tomorrow morn
ing. - - = S@<t@-s y a, s.ss.
l. We can rent you the corner, first floor
store in the new building on the corner
Of Fifth street and Third avenue s; 56x
$50 feet. Plate glass fronts will be ready
Sept t. Will divide to suit tenant. David
P. Jones & Co.
Mrs. F. R. Leach.of Anoka was taken
i'll at the assembly grounds, Lake Min
netonka, last Friday. DR.. S. P. Rees,
who was called to see her, had her re-
| moved to st. Barnabas hospital.
| We can give you choice Of first, second
or third floor flats of six and seven rooms,
entirely modern, in good condition, rents
from sgt to $35, on Seventeenth street
and Clinton avenue. Call and see dia-
gram in our office. David P. Jones & CO.
Thorpe Bros twenty employees are
on an excursion to Lake Minnetonka
this afternoon. The picnic will end
up at S. S. Thorpe's Breezy Point home
thsi evening: The force went out on
the 2 pm. Great Northern train.
| Matt Sauter, the baker who disap.
| pedfeu from MS nome, S1o J. Weuly
fourth street, nearly two weeks ago, has
returned and relieved the anxiety of his
friends, who thought he had committed
suicide. He said he had been on a visi
| to California.
joint concert will be given by tn.
Salvation Army bands Of st. Paul, Min
| neapolis, and the Swedish corps band o
the North Side next Thursday evening a
the army hall on First avenue S. /
small admission fee will be for the benef
of the staff band.
The Standard Laundry Machiner
Manufa curing company of Minneapoli
filed articles Of incorporation with tn
secretary of state yesterday. The com
pany, has capital of 100000 and the in
corporatorsN are W. H. Lawrence, C. D
Patterson and Often Olson. Minneapolis.
Rev. F. P. Woodbury., DID,, assistan
secretary of the American Missionar
association, is in the city and will occup
the pulpit of Park Avenue Congregations
church tomorrow morning. DR.. Woodbur
is a former pastor of the Park Avenu
church. Under his administration tn
main auditorium was erected. -"