The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

An Andrews Heating system mas OeeH
shipped to Mr.. Dunlop, Oklahoma.
Get your trunk at Barnum's while the
| discount sale is on. 715 Nicollet avenue.
One or two offices we'll located in
Oneida Bldg. for rent. Walter L. Badger.
Professor Maria Sanford will preach to-
morrow morning at Como Avenue Congre-
gational church.
For a. full-course dinner at 40c or a
duick-to-orde lunch for 15c Dayton's
Tea Rooms are becoming popular.
Thomas A. Hickey Of Butte, Mont, will
speak at socialist headquarters, Holcomb's
hall, As Fourth street s, tomorrow at
8 pm.
| You don't have to look up O'Brien to
get copy of minnesota Pioneer
Sketches" All bookstores have 1t on sale
at $3.50.
Rev. A. H. Tebbets Of the Children's
home will speak at the evening service
at Forest Heights church tomorrow on
practical Charity"
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store, =
Third street s, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
w. w. Frost and Eugene W. Staples,
special census agents, have Joined the
staff of workers under Leonard Erickson
who Is taking the federal census OF the
manufacturing industries Of Minneapolis
Minneapolis railway mail clerks have
been notified that the new mall service
on the 500 line between Glenwood anc
Thief River Falls will start Monday
June 5.
Have you seen the lilac hedge on Du
pont boulevard, in Lynhurst, which Is nov
l IN $40
Take the Bryant avenue car or drive or
out Dupont boulevard to Forty-siXtl
street.
Memorial services for Rev. Henry M
Simmons, late pastor Of the First Unitar
ian church, will be held at the church to-
morrow at 1920 am. A special program
commemorative of the life and work O.
Mr.. Simmons has been prepared.
Free for the asking-Journa1 vest.
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
800 bits Of philosophy, humor and gooe
!, sense worth reading. Call for one wher
, YOU are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and a. cop!
will be mailed.
In Judge Brooks court yesterday
Charles R. Mcpherson obtained a verdic
for s1,6O0.71 against the Modern stee
Structural company for the loss OF tS
; sight of one eye by the flying Of a rive
while the plaintiff was working on a brldg
at Duluth.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter, DID,, paste
of the Church of the Redeemer, delivere
the graduating address before the hig
school at Spring Valley, Mimi, on Thurs
! dav and yesterday performed the sam
office for the high school at Worthingtor
On Monday he will deliver the addres
for the graduating class of the high schoc
at Alexandria.
The revised ordinances of the par
board have been published in pamphle
form and copies are now ready for dis
a tribution by Secretary j. A. R1dgwa!
4 The publication not only includes the ne
y compilation of the ordinances Tor tf
q protection of the parks and parkway
a but the aot creating the board, the rule
a Of that body and other similar matte
q Charles Hayes, 1925 Hawthorn avenu
q was nearly suffocated by gas in his roo
a early yesterday morning. Mrs. H. l
q sapp, proprietor of the apartment nous
a nassed the room and noticed the odor
q the escaping gas. The door was force
and Hayes was found unconscious. t.
a was soon revived and an eXam1natlt
q showed that there was q leak in the 6;
burner.
a Charles F. Batchelder, a sewing-machi1
81 solicitor, died yesterday afternoon in h
n rooms at 1926 Eighth street 8 from acu
81 alcoholism. He had been on a protract
ID spree and died while his wife was aw;
y working. A year ago she asked to ha
- his name placed on the habitual drum
y ards list, but this failed to help hi
A and he has done little but drink sin
that time. :
III The library board at its regular NEE
ing yesterday deputized the building COZ
mittee and the acting librarian, Miss M
m MILAN, to arrange for the entertainme
Of Melvil Dewey, librarian Of the NJ
Ia York state library, who will visit MI
neapolis in July. An inspection of
grounds of the North Side branch libra
III will be made by the building conmittt
1 which will report at the next meeting
| Improvements needed. Miss Gratia Cou
iii tryman librarian, is spending t.
1 months vacation in California.
HE The regular monthly meeting Of t
4 Union Veterans and Sons league will
He held this evening at Alexander's hi
n Sixth street S. Vice presidents for ca
ward in the city and for each town a
[ village in Hennepin county will
elected. The executive committee will
i organized and a treasurer will
Eli elected. Other important business v
NE come before the meeting and a full
81 tendance Is desired. Several special {
81 dresses on current topics have been
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