The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09


appearing at the Orpheum, toasted them
at a. banquet at Scott Blake restau-
rant last night after the show. There
were twelve in the company.
DR.. Heard Will Speak.-Rev. DR.. C.
the citizens Of Howard Lake on Sunday
evening, March IL, at mass meeting
on. "The Economical Aspects Of the
Licensed Liquor Traffic. and to help
solve the question whether the town
shall vote wet or dry at the pending
election.
Salvation Army Recruit.-Major A.
Merriweather, northwestern secretary
F of the Salvation Army, reports the en-
istment of a new cadet. The recruit,
Z which is of a tender age, arrived last
night and was at once made mem
Der Of the Merriweather family, bring
ing the total up to four. The new ar
rival is girl.
Superintendent Wirth Returns.-Park
Superintendent Theodore Wirth re-
turned today from hurried trip to
Dayton, Ohio, and Chicago, where he
looked up some matters connected with
park improv ements. He compliments
Dayton very highly for it's civic clean
illness and general tidy appearance.
Mr. Rinker's Mother Dead.-Andrew
Rinker, city engineer, will leave this
evening for philadelphia to attend the
Rinker, of whose death he was ap-
prised today. Mrs. Rinker was 81
years of age. She was born in Phila-
!. aelphia, and had lived in that city or
near it all her life.
Baldwin Gets the straps.-Mathias
ant Of Company r, N. 6. s. NJ, last
8 s.. Colonel Frank T. Corriston presided
at the election. The vote stood 20 tc
IL on the second ballot, and Baldwin
was declared elected. Contestants fol
the office were Fred Smith and Car
y Hilton.
Wives Want Diyorces-Katie Pack
ard is the plaintiff in a divorce sui
begun in the district court toda,
against Clyde Packard. The wife al
leges cruelty and AYERS that her spous'
has contracted the habit of beating
choking and threatening to kill her
# Helen D. Anderson has begun an actor
for divorce against Elmer Anderson. In
fidelity is alleged.
Farewell to Pastor.-The Free Bap
list church will give farewell recep
tion to the pastor and his wife, Mr.. ant
IS Mrs. KEENAN,, in the church parlors
Nicollet avenue and Fifteenth street
FL this evening from to 10 o'clock. Al
of their many friends are invited. MI
and Mrs. KEENAN, leave during the com
ing week for Chicago, where they will
make their residence.
Was Viewing Station. - Josephin
Goss. whose claim for damages is pen(
ing before the city councils commi
tee on fire department, was hurt
falling down the trap at station No. d:
She was seeing the station in compan
with number of friends and wit
the permission of the captain in charg
who sent fireman to show them thr,
This explains the question raised by til
| aldermen as to how she came to be
the station.
Sheriff Goes to Funeral.-Sheri
.: W. Dregsr, president of the Int
state Sheriffs' association, will leav
8 tonight to attend the funeral Of Robe1
Marshall, secretary of the association
who died at his home in Atlantic, low
last evening. Sheriff Marshall ha
been in official life for six years, an
was last year elected to fill the offit
Of secretary of the Interstate associ
tion. While away Sheriff Dreger wi
attend to the election Of successor
Mr. Marshall.