The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-18

Second week Of annual May silk sale.
See Dayton's large ad Saturday night.
If you want up date travelling outfits.
Barnum's trunk store Is the place to go.
It's Nicollet.
May sale laces, embroideries, white
goods at Daytons begins Monday. See
Saturday papers.
Fine carriage team for sale, cheap;
sound and kind. Inquire Of Louis Lara
NEE, 43 Fourth street S.
Special exclusive styles in street hats
and turbans from $3.50 to Sc. Mrs. ]. F.
Zonne, 595 Syndicate Arcade.
The Young Ladies' Mission circle Of
First Baptist church will hold Bristol
rally in the church parlors Friday even
ing; supper at 6c30.
Owing to housemoving tonight, tho
last car on the Fourth avenue S line will
leave Washington at l ALL Regular SER
vice will be resumed at am.
The Hennepin County M. w. A. Pro-
motion league will be entertained by Flour
City camp, NJ. w. of A, at the hall, II
Seventh street S. this evening.
All members of st. Mary's court, No.
$780, c. o. F., are requested to attend the
funeral Of Roger Foley, which will be held
Friday. May 10, from the residence, 205
from St. Charles church.
Camp A. R. Patterson, No. i, Mime
sofa Society Of the Philippines, will hold
its regular business meeting this evening
at hall No. 8, II Seventh street s. Me-
mortal Day services and the state conven-
ton, June II, at Lake City, will be con-
sidered.
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 a copy
will be mailed.
The committee or arrangements for the
Gompers mass meeting reports that every
thing is in readiness for the celebration al
the Auditorium next Tuesday night. 1t is
stated that James M Lynch, internationa-
president Of the Typographical union, Will
also be in the city soon.
The semiannual convention Of the Twir
City Central Luther league will be hel(
in the Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
church, harrington and Sherburne ave
nues, St. Paul, on Monday. A good pro
gram, with topics full Of interest to ever,
Luther Lacquer, has been arranged.
c. Louis Weeks, who went east a few
years ago to accept a position on the edi
torial staff of the Edward Thompson com
pany publishers Of the American AM
English Encyclopedia of Law, has re
sumed the active practice Of his pro
fession in, this city, with offices in tn
Globe building. ,~
who was injured in a runaway near hi
home Sunday, died at the city hospita
last night. Barrett's horse became fright
ened at a. passing car and threw him on
of the buggy. His skull was fracture'
and he did not regain consciousness afte
the accident. 80 ..'."
Mabel Kunnow, the 16-year-old gi1
who was arrested last week on an incor
rigibility charge preferred by her mother
: Mrs. Anna Lombard, was tried In polio
court yesterday and dismissed. She toll
the court that her home life had not bee
running smoothly and she had gone to
friends house to stay. After making sew
eral promises the girl was allowed to g
home with her mother.
William Blair, IS years old, who wa
arrested a few days ago, charged wit
furnishing liquor to Martin Maloy, a 13
year-old boy, this morning appeared L
police court as complainant against Mar
tin Rustad, a bartender, who is said t
have been the original offender. Blair .ad
mits giving some liquor to young, Maloy
but says that Rustad sold it to him with
out question. Both the cases will be trie
in police court tomorrow.
Fowler chapter Of the Epworth leagu
has elected officers as follows: PresideE
DR.. Will Haggerty; first vice presiden
S. E. Kerrick; second vice president, Mi
dred Ozias; third vice president. Ida Ba
ley; fourth vice president, Beatrice Blink
:, horn; secretary, Maude 0. Cort; treasure
J. NJ Huber: organist, Royce Mintene1
| assistant organist, Mayme Bailey; agent
| Epworth Herald, Marion Collins and Nal
1 Howe.