The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-16
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK

trees and holly.
Take Lake streetcar to Nagel IS green
houses for Xmas flowers.
Holly boxes for enclosing presents.
Beard-Dayton at Dayton s.
Imported cigarette cases in great va
riety at Barnum s, us Nicollet.
B, G. Haskin of New York will install
| Andrews hot water heating system.
Wanted Saleswomen at the Beard
| Art Gallery. Apply $3.50 am, Monday.
Holly, Christmas green and red II, i'm
! mortelIes by the case, at Mendenhall s,
| S26 Nicollet avenue. $3.50
| "On or before' Building Loans
| business and residence properties. NO
delay. D. G. Bell Investment GO.
! Christmas present for the entire fam
lily! A residence telephone for one year.
Payable monthly. Northwestern tele'
phone exchange company. i
| We are exclusive agents for the finest
line Of bags and suit cases IN the couns
| try Barnum, us Nicollet. Open
evenings. ...
The r. F. Goodwin company sanato-
rum permanently cures alcoholism. Send
for testimonials, 112 University avenue
Sc, Minneapolis.
A class for the study Of theosophy is
held at Room 40 Dayton building, Sat
urday evenings at pm. All interest
ed are cordially invited to attend.
j. E. Rehlan of Chicago will address
socialists at Holcomb's hall, As Fourth
street S, Sunday at pm. on the sub;
ject "The Struggle Between Capital
and Labor
the state and city headquarters of the
Public Ownership (socialist) party, II;
Nicollet avenue, tomorrow, on the sub
jeet "Why I Am Socialist. -
Jennie Berkey has been granted di
vorce by the Ramsey county district
court from Louis A. Berkey, a Minneap
oils fire insurance agent. Non-suppor1
and cruelty were the plaintiff 8 grounds
The Epworth league Of the Thu
teenth Avenue M. E. church will hold :
business meeting Tuesday evening y,
the home of DR.. J. L. Crist, 24S5 FIT
/ tenth avenue S. The church will have
Sunday at 3 pm.
q morrow at 1880 pm. at the Methods
4 church at Hopkins. The party will g
a out on the Minnetonka electric line. !
week from tomorrow the Gideons will
direct the evening service at the Bloom
ington Avenue NJ. E. church.
In an eloquent address before the stu
. dents of the Minnesota School of Busj
ness yesterday afternoon, Dr.. A. E
q Marshall emphasized the value, in busi
d ness life, of courtesy of speech an
s. manner, truthfullness, recognition of at
& thority, repression Of passion and ar
ger, and adherence to the principles o
a righteousness.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter, superinten der
q of the Columbia Heights mission, ha
II been called to Wisconsin by the sudde
q death Of her daughter. The Sunda
I school will meet at the home Of Mr.
y johnson, 1912 Pierce street NE. Re-
81 William Shannon of Trinity M. d., WI
d be the visiting pastor.
. Frank Hanlon, thought to be q men
& Der of an organized gang Of thieve
81 Passolt and johnson on a charge {
Il grand larceny He is suspected Of b.
81 ing implicated with John Branch an
81 Frank Stevens in the robbery of Bank
pawnshop on Washington avenue s.
Susan Smith, waitress ir q resta1
rant at 1923 Hennepin avenue, had h.
4 arm broken by falling transo ON viii
4 she was at work yesterday. She W;
lowering the transom over the fro1
her arm. The broken glass ih.aicte
several cuts and these with the broke
arm will keep her from her work sever
weeks.
4 City Attorney Frank Healy address,
the Men IS club of the First Unitaris
church last evening on municipal fra
chises, giving brief account Of all tt
l franchises granted for Minneapol
with particular reference to the leg
\ questions involved. The subject W
1 discussed by s. A. Stockwell Wilhel
Petersen, S. M. Owen, s. R. Chill
G. A. Quist, A. w. Rankin and othel
\ Governor John A. johnson will nal
the principal address at the Janua
meeting.