The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-15

Zesbaugh's. headquarters framing, SELL
ing pictures cheap. II South Fifth street.
New stock.
Fine carriage team for sale. cheap;
sound and kind. Inquire Of Louis Lara
NEE, 43 Fourth street S.
Bintliffs new art store is now open for
business at 100 Fifth street S, opposite
New York Life building.
Assistant Postmaster T. z. Hughes.
who has been spending a months vaca-
ton in California, will return to Mime
apolis tomorrow.
There will be owl car service on the
Fourth avenue S line after l o'clock to-
night, on account Of a house to be moved
across the tracks at Fifth street.
The Prior Seed company, which took out
permit for a row Of ten one-story stores
on Seventh street and Third avenue S,
has decided to add another story, to be
divided into living rooms. The additional
cost will be $4,000.
All the animals belonging to the Mime
l1aha zoo, except the monkeys, tropical
birds and a sick crow, have been moved
from the Lyndale barns to their summer
homes. The transfer was effected with
out particular incident.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits of philosophy, humor and good
sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed. .-.
Get Karl strahle formerly with Men
denhall) to plant your hedges, vases,
'snowballs, syrtnga. 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.
| Gordon Bennett, 1925 Plymouth avenue.
had his wrist broken in a runaway acct
dent yesterday. On Plymouth avenue his
horse became frightened at a car and Bar
rett was thrown out of the rig. The horse
was caught near Washington by a police
man and Barrett was taken to the City
hospital.
John Wood, so years old and resident
of Hillsdale, Mich, died at the City hos
| pital last night Of heart disease. Mr.
| Wood was found unconscious in the wait
| ing-room of the Union station. Little is
known Of the man. He said his brother.
A. F. Wood, is we'll known in Hillsdale.
The Minneapolis Pathological society
will hold an open meeting this evening ir
the medical science building at the state
university, to which all members Of the
medical profession are invited. DR.. J
Clark Stewart will give lecture on 'sMa.
lignant Tumors of Bone" illustrated by
gross specimens and lantern Slides
The Mems club of Park Avenue Congre.
gational church will give an informal din
ner at the church parlors tomorrow even
| Ing Governor John A. Johnson will be thu
guest of honor and will make an address
Members and friends Of the club who hav'
not secured tickets will find a limited
number at the door. Dinner will b.
served at $50 pm.
Court Nicollet, No. 81 U. o. F.. will Civ
their annual literary and musical enter
tainment Tuesday evening at the cour
chambers. second floor Masonic Temple
There will be a public initiation by tn
! team. speeches by members of the su
, preme court officers, u. 0. F., and voca
selections. All members are cordially in
vited.
w W. MoeIler, real estate man, wa
! locked up yesterday and will be examine
4 for insanity. Herman Johnson was ar
a rested on charge Of insanity. He "a
4 shrieking down the street in the ere
y light district Saturday evening. Ac
costed and questioned by Patrolman Stan
ley, Johnson stated that he was bein
pursued by robbers and murderers.
Several of the architects competing
the Columbia Heights Architects ave
nue. plans were entertained at luncheo
Friday at the Minneapolis club by Horae
Lowry of the Arcade Investment con
pany and Edmund G. Walton, the mar
ager. Among the speakers were Waite
J. Keith and Lowell A. Lamoureaux. TT
luncheon was followed by an automobi
= run to the Heights.
r A Columbia automobile driven by Pr
Brooks crashed into an Oldsmobile drive
D. by Clarence r. Smith Saturday evenir
~, AZ and the occupants of both narrowly e
capped injury. The crash was at Hem
pin avenue and Twelfth street. NJ
Brooks was coming down Hennepin at
fair rate of speed and turning out to avo
i. a peddler's wagon, he suddenly bump
= into the other machine coming in the O
I posite direction.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson, matron at t
Norwegian fair being conducted at Dan
hall, lost her left eye while opening
pop bottle Saturday night. The bot
exploded and portion of the glass stru
her fairly in the eye, entirely destroyi
the sight. The physicians say it will ha
- to be removed. Mrs. Peterson resid
with her husband at S2S Twenty-first av
or nue. S.
d streetcar pickpockets wtre busy aga
sd Saturday. but didn't succeed in maxi
d. any large fauls. Andrew Eiften. 81
s. Girard avenue S. was robbed of his pun
and 81 while going home on a Como-H s
:. riet car. III. w. Bowen. 1922 Sixth strt
!. N. was robbed of SIS while on a mort
:: boun Cedar and Emerson car. Both |
). lrobberies occurred at about the sal
!, time.