The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN. {.

Rev. Thos. McClary preached on 1.-THE
Struggle for Home at Hudson, Wiscon-
sim last evening. ii
Miss Florence Barton will give her next
musicale at Elliott's music room on Tues
day evening, Dec. 81.
. On Wednesday evening last Capt. Ames
and his handsome zouaves gave their
opening party at the new Turner hall.
H. G. Ives, of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
q Manitoba Is in town today, just what
for the intelligent reporter could not un-
derstand.
meeting of the Turner's building as
ISOLATION will be held at the new Turner's
hall on Washington avenue north tomor-
row evening. ;s
M. w. Glenn has returned from Sioux
Falls. D. T., after an absence of several
weeks, placing Minneapolis boilers in new
Touring mills.
Joe Genevy and Fred Brown went for
rabbit hunt yesterday and bagged TWEEN
ty-eight in two hours, and it wasn't q
very good day for rabbits, either.
Emma Abbott is announced to give four
performances at St. Paul next week with
season tickets fixed at $3.50. Miss Abbott
will positively appear Iii each opera
John Morrissey, advance agent for
Emma Abbott, is playing his old stale,
I fiat and Improbable dodge, in ST. Paul
Of filing the newspapers with Emma,s
kissing business 49, ...@ T"az sgYa
| SAnnan1as the Great, alias Eli Perkins,
lied about Gov. Washburn In an alleged
interview printed in the Chicago Tribune
and copied In the Pioneer, Press. and
Gov. Washburn this morning made an
emphatic denial Of the whole affair.
| Joe Hofflin, Of the drug firm Of Hof-
| fin and Gray, says that the second ther-
| mometer was stolen by the same fellow
who stole the first one They have
spotted him and unless he restores the
cold-measurers he will have trouble,
| H. N. Leighton left today for Machias,
Maine, where he will join his wife, visit
old scenes and return in six weeks. Mr..
Leighton has been the faithful superin-
tendent Of the Pilgrim church Sunday
school for five years and during this time
has not missed a single day.. So
tits understood that Ed A: Stevens will
study law under Judge Cooley. Did the
judge have this in view when Mr.. Dunn
was appointed municipal court clerk for
one instead of three years? Ed has sold
his old Mirror newspaper to Chas. H.
Stevens. his brother, but will remain the
democratic oracle Notwithstanding.
The heirs of Gottlieb Gluyck, the for
mer well known brewer of East Minnea-
| polls, have found themselves enriched by
a golden shower from an unexpected quar-
ter Of most substantial kind. An old
safe, used by the deceased brewer, was
recently opened for the first time and de-
posted in it were found packages OF
| badly moulded and time worn bills
amounting to $4,000. The, money. is
good although badly treated by the hand
i Of time. ...... .+ - p 6$44tt
/ At a regular meeting. Of Minneapolis
Typogra phical Union No AZ, held re.
! Gently. the following officers were elected
q for the ensuing year.: President Johr
McDonald; vice-president, Ed O'Brien
recording and corresponding secretary
A Joseph T. Mannix; financial secretary
4 Chas. D. Moore; treasurer, G. B. G. Do.
l herty; sergeant at arms, A. j. Barrett
board Of directors, John Mcdonald, Thos
A. Clark, W. G. Allan, Jno.9 B. Meacham
S. H. Beenan. ~ 90