The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-29

Going to Europef A. E. johnson Co.,
100 Wash. av S; for itineraries, etc.
A. B. Crowell, Druggist. two stores,
10th and Hennepin and Nicollet and 9th.
Four per cent on savings. The State
Institution for Savings, ST First av s..
Every thing good; noon. dinner 25c.
Jersey Daily Lunch Cafe, % Sixth
street S. H. '-~
See the grass suit cases in our win
dow. Our own make, $3.50. Barnum
Trunk Co., rs Nicollet. H.
Death may come suddenly. Have
your will drawn by the Minnesota Title
Insurance & Trust Co.. Oneida block.
For prompt service and an immediate
reply, use the long distance lines of the
northwestern telephone exchange COM
pany. ~. a-s',... -.
Margaret Riley, l517 East Twenty
fifth street, is seeking information of
her brother, William J. Riley, formerly
of Milton Junction, Wis.
The spelling MATCH which was to have
taken place Friday evening at Bethesda
Baptist church has been postponed un-
TIL Friday evening, April 6. q. .,
The Baltimore Packing company state
that they have had plenty of fresh oy-
sters to fill all orders. Dealers in the
country will no doubt make note of this.
Preparations are being made to car
| ry out the plans made last fall for alter
ing the store fronts of, the West hotel.
| The changes will be elaborate and will
| tend to modernize the big structure.
An all-day meeting will be held al
/ the Nazarene mission, 245 First avenue
S, tomorrow. Major Merriweather OF
the Salvation Army will speak. Ser
vices will be held at 10 am. and anC
8 pm.
Thomas Hartman, formerly brake.
man on the 500 line, values his dam
ages age for the loss of leg at $25,25o, and
/ has brought suit against the company
/ IN the Ramsey county district court for
| that amount.
Japan, the Wonderland in Peace
and War; will be the subject of al
illustrated lecture to be given by Mar
tin E. Tew Friday evening at Hegns
hall, Cedar avenue and Two-and- hall
street: The lecture is given at reduced
rates in the interest of the South Min
neapolis Total Abstinence society.
d. r: Forgan, vice president of the
First National bank of Chicago, gave
an interesting talk upon "Character in
BUSINESS at Grace Presbyterian church
last night under the auspices Of the
-
heard him and was greatly interested in
his delineation Of the ideal business
| man. -.''
Dr.. W. H. Jordan has begun series
the First Methodist Episcopal church
There are meetings tonight and Friday
night for special prayer. Next week
there TIE e will be preaching every night IT
every one. not attending 'e elsewhere e'' t.
enjoy this season with his people,
The. finance committee of the St
Paul saengerfest board has organized
with George w. ,Rodenberg chairman
Soliciting of funds among the bushes:
men will be Immediately commenced
1t is hoped to raise $25,O 900 for the bis
saengerfest which will be held in st
Paul the latter part of June Arrange
ments are being made for accommoda
lions for 1000 singers.
A series of lectures illustrated will
stereoptieon views has been arranged
at the Central Baptist church. Fourth
avenue S and Grant street. The frs
lecture will be given tomorrow evening
by, c.: r.. Van Duzee, on the subject
can Evening of Travel Other date
are as follows: II. E. Orsborn, ''Othe
| Worlds, Than Ours" April &; G. f
McNeill, "Wondefs Of Our Own Coun
try April IL; Mrs. s. K. -Curis, 4" Al
Evening in EUROPE April 20.
"The Overthrow of the Political
Boss - was the subject of an address b,
Oliver w. Stewart of Chicago, the pro
hibition speaker, at Loyalty Baptis
church last night. P. c.. Deming, C. W
Dorsett, the prohibition gubernatoria
candidate, and others spoke also. Thi
afternoon Mr.. Stewart spoke in Still
water. where an evening meeting ais
will be held. Friday evening Mr. Stew
art will speak in behalf of the Good
fellowship club Of Linden Hills.