The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-09

Holiday Bazaar. Beautiful goods
Beard Art Galleries at Dayton's.
Telephone and engagement books in
all styles at Barnum s, 715 Nicollet.
Christmas Greens for sale by the case
at Mendenhall's. 826 Nieollet avenue.
Andrews Heating Co. has shipped the
third plant to Mr.. Culp, Chester
town, Md.
Enlarging our building; business
growing; people ordering northwestern
telephones every day.
con or. before' Building Loans
business and residence properties. No
delay. D. C. Bell Investment Co.
The Schoolmasters club will have a
dinner tonight in Donaldson g tea
rooms. Covers will be laid for thirty
five.
DR.: E. 2. Chivers Of Boston will speak
at the Y. M. G. A. at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow. His subject will be "Drift-
ing'
The annual session of the fifth dis
trlct lodge, |. 0. G. T., will be held at
Central hail, rs Seventh street, Friday,
Dec. Is, commencing at am.
Lost-Amethyst pin ct Metropoli-
tan theater, Thursday evening, in Or
near box G. Finder will please return
to e. b. Simmons, GIG Fourth street S,
and receive reward.
Assistant Postmaster Hughes gave a
practical and helpful address on "The
Preparation and Delivery of Mail,' yes
the Minnesota School Of Business
"Government Control of Railroads.&c.
will again be the subject for debate at
the meeting of the Garfield Republican
club next Tuesday evening. The meet
ing will be held in Morgan Post hall.
Dr.. A. Hirsehfeld will speak at the
headquarters of the public ownership
(soclalist) party, 1913 Nicollet avenue.
at pm. Sunday, on :'The Revolution
airy Situation in Russia.' Seats free.
Archbishop Alexander Christie of the
province of Oregon, formerly of St.
Stephen church, Minneapolis, was a
guest Wednesday and Thursday last of
Rev. >. M. Cleary. He is on his way
home from Rome
The regular meeting of the Mime
Bookkeepers will occur Wednesday eve
! ming, Dec. ID, at room 533 Andrus build
| ing. Judge David +. Simpson will speak
on the bookkeeper' s. books as evidence
and the bookkeeper as a witness in
court.
! Action relative to the reincorpora-
ton Of the Northwestern National Life
Insurance company of Minneapolis as
an old-llne company will be taken by
the stockholders at the annual meeting
Feb: IL. The special meeting of stock
holders called for Dec. ~ will be adj.
journed until Feb. -.
Central Baptist church was filed last
evening. with the many who attended
the Twin City Baptists' rally. Ad.
| dresses were delivered during the even
| ing by DR.. E. E. Chivers and Dr.. Cor.
nelius Woelkin. DR.. Chivers spoke on
the evangelistic movement of the pres
ent age. DR.. Woelkin spoke on the three
important points of Christianity, the
revelation, the representation and the
administration.
Frank L. Kelly of Madelia won the
gold medal at the declamatory contest
which closed the midwinter W. G. T. u
institute at the Park Avenue church
last evening. His subject was, HInfrm
Of Purpose, Give Me the Daggers.' The
other contestants were Mabel Mason OF
Minneapolis, Hattie Riley and Virginia
Newhall of Markville. Each had pre-
viously won silver and gold medal
Mr.. Kelly is now eligible to contest fo1
the diamond medal. The Judges were
George F. Well, Mrs. Kate Ingalls, anG
Mrs. A. G. Swift.