The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-09

McCarthys book store removed to no
Nicollet-Dayton's "a. e.
Telephone all furnace troubles to H. Q.
Roberts. Expert heating.
The t'Teller' tells you smoke the best.
Try one and tell others about it.
Company A gives a smoke social this
evening at the Eighth street armory.
The Seventh Ward Democratic club will
meet at the hall, 1900 e Lake street this
evening. ... ~
We are now open for business at our
new store, 622 Nicollet avenue. Feeley &
Croker.
The Christian Brothers alumni will
meet this evening at the hall Of the De
La Sale college. ~
st. GATHERINGS college, Randolph st and
Cleveland Ave, st. Paul, MINI. This col
lege for young women opens Jan. 3, 1903.
For particulars address the Directress.
All persons required to give bonds to
the city, county OR state for the faithful
performance of their duties. can obtain
same from Fred L. Gray Company, Guar
anty building.
BY permission Of the board Of county
commissioners, granted this morning, the
Minnesota State Auditors association will
hold it's annual meeting in the commits
soners' rooms at the courthouse, Tues
day, Jan. IL.
Rev. w. A. Gerry Of Minneapolis may
be called as pastor Of the North Side
Congregational church Of Milwaukee. He
will preach there Jan. Is. There are sew
eral other candidates, but Mr.. Gerry Is
most favored at resent.
! The records of the day-deaths, births,
rio railway
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.
Rev. Dr. John E. Bushnell pastor OF West
minister church, will deliver a lecture to-
night at Riverside chapel, Twentieth ave
nue. and Two-and-a-IIalf street, on his
recent trip abroad. The lecture will b.
| illustrated with stereopticon views. M
admission will be charged.
George Selbage, lineman for the Twi.
City Telephone company, fell forty tee
from one Of the company's poles at FIT
teenth avenue N and Aldrich, Saturda.
afternoon and sustained a serious frac
ture of the left leg. He was taken to hi
home, 1903 Clinton avenue.
Rev. John c.. FAIRIES, formerly Of Min
neapolis, will be installed as pastor Of tn
Glen Avon Presbyterian church at Dulut
Wednesday evening. Rev. DR.. John
Bushnell, pastor Of Westminster church
will go to Duluth to preach the 1nstalla
ton sermon and will address a gatherin
of men at the First church Thursda
night.
Miss Florence Stone, leading lady Of tn
Iyceum, suffered fall Saturday evening
when Tom, the big, white horse whic
assists Cigarette in her escape from tn
Arabs, made short turn on the runway
and as a result fell down thru the pape
rocks and trees. The accident create
some excitement in the theater, but Mis-
Stone was not hurt, and resumed he
work.
At the installation services Of a nunnbe
of A. o. U. w. lodges last week consic
cradle interest was manifested in tt
subject Of the erection of a home for tt
aged, crippled, destitute and orphans
4 deceased members Of that organization
/ and at the coming session of the graz
1 lodge an attempt will be made to amer
| the constitution so that this work may
/ carried out.
Il The railway water supply associatio
consisting Of the men In charge Of al
I connected with railway water tanks thr1
1 out the country, held It's annual meetil
yesterday afternoon in Alexander hall, al
in addition to listening to various paper
elected officers for the ensuing year
follows: M. D. Colt, chairman; Tim Gle
son, vice chairman; F. w. Hayden, Sc
rotary and treasurer.
l Preparatory to the special election
the fifth ward, to be held Jan. II, the e
] ecutive officers Of the democratic comm1
tee have issued call for q caucus, to
- held Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, to ele
delegates for a convention, to be he
- Wednesday at the city hall at 8 pm
J The caucus will be held in the differe
precincts at the places where the ls
general election WAS held.