davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

BETHEL (seventeenth avenue and Thirty
second street. Rev. q. P: Grimsby. Morn
wegian and English, at 1915.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIRST us23 Emerson av N)-Rev. F. R. Plan
tkow. Morning, The Coming Of Christ as
Ligh htnd evening, T. p A. union union meeting
UNITARIAN.
FIRST 18th st and Mary place)Rev. E. Stanton
4ss and Worn 81 ST thy
school at II o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
The subject for the lesson sermon in all of
the Christian Science churches today is Chris
tian Science
First church. morning and evening services
Second church, morning service.
Third church, morning service
Fourth church, morning service.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST BIS? =:
vii preach; br. Wiiiett viii give the Closing
lecture. Of the series on 1.-The Beginnings Of
Christianity
MISCELLANEOUS.
M1LLENIAL DAWN BIBLE CLAss-Charles
Pick Pm The ee Xision at P Weyr2 2s1s ss,
Merriam Park. corner St. Anthony and Priol
avs. Seats free; no COLLECTION ur.n,.
NEW IdOUGdV 6f1h11UAA DUClE1x-Meetl
at pm. in Knights of Pythias hall, Ma
sonic Temple Lecture "spiritualism: Wha
NEW FL Fl we K hail. Masonic
T Tenn BY Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges
NORTH SIDE soclETY--H. Hegdahl /. o. o
! f. hail. 400 Goth av N; $3.50 pm, Soul I'm
| foldment''; greetings by Mrs Hegdahl ant
u&iTES 3,: NORWEGIAN {M 4;a hsl>ne
| - "
| History: autumn festival in the evening
everybody IL invited. m&
PEOPLES MIss1oN-Superintend c. H
Sweat; pm, temperance address, Edwil
Phillips, MD; evening, revival meeting.
MENTAL SPECIALISTS DIR. Louis Williams
ence hail, 514 Nicollet av; public invited.
PEoPLEs-Rev. 6. I. Morrill, unique theater
Kilkenny Cats, . reference to hotel mnr
der. Atlanta race war and Cuba; views o
Ireland; orchestra selections from Luders
Henry and Gounod; praise service. time 1
DIVINE sGfENCE "a. o. u w. hall, 18th s
i near Hennepin ay)--Address by Anna s. Swan
son: healing service. Dr. G0ril Gummesson So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

GETzsEMANE Fourth avenue s and Ninth
street. t., r. Rev. Irving P Johnson Morning, y
ST. PAUL s-Corner Franklin and Bryant ave-
a holy cons eDnHss s:4s a usS'e sanaas
rectH e1 Sspvlee anu sermon by the
HOLY TRIN1TY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves. Morn
ing, 1880, holy communion: 1890 service and
sermon; 1915 p.m.,' evening prayer and SER
uNlvERsALleT.
ax an T = Ryas ssbaa5
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Marion
p Shutter, Pr g;, Morning ag.a : The Higher
ture in seres spsn Their
Influence. on Europe A program Of spe-
cial music.
seventh street Rev. Bernard G. Ruggles
Morning. 1.-THE Divine Estimate Of Human
fe evening peoples terg st "A Modern
school at u m. z. P. GU. at $50 pm
! i cATHoLlC. T.
ST. cHARLEs'-F Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue S. Rev J. M. Cleary. Morning.
1.-The Consistent Christian; no evening ser
vice. Sunday evening, Oct 7, Father Cleary
Masses T:ao, and 1890.
LUTHERAN.
EMMANUEL eighteenth avenue N and Sixth
street)-Rev T. Achenbach. Morning, a ser
mon on home missions by Professor H. w. F.
Wolager, Ph.D. Evening, sermon by Rev
F. Busse. IT. ,asfs,l = = ~.
TRINITY-John Huchthausen. Morning, ''The
! Power of Jesus Over Death Germany. Even
| ing, Classification by Faith" (English). Cor
her Thirteenth avenue and Nineteenth street
| ST. JOHNS German, CPS Main street NE)-
| Rev. Paul Dowdat Morning, 1880, 18th,
| Ungodly, Who and What Are They?" Psalms
! 1. 4-e- Sunday school at 12 to
| German and English classes. r.. l., { d
SALEM (Eng1sh)- REV. George H. Trabert
Morning, life Alone Thru the Son of God.'
Evening, "Despondency and Encouragement
BETHLEHEM Rev. n; B. Thyedt Morning y NJ,
| Evening "Our Attitude Towards the Stran
GER Both services in Norwegian. Both Sun
I e day schools meet at ~ 10.
4 AUGUSTANA {corner Seventh street and Eley
enth aveEues S.1---Rey. G. j: Petri, DID. Morn
ing, Christ and Missions; Swedish sunda
/ school at 1918 and English at 8 am. Even
ing. missionary address by the pastor an
meeting at 4 O'clock. Address by Dr.. 2. Sis
J blom and DR.. J. Larson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

needs of Baptist students in the state
fessor Galpin, who has charge of Bap-
fist work among the young people Of
the Wisconsin state university at Madi-
son, will be present, and he will tell
what is being done in that Institution s on
Baptist church, OMAHA B, Neb., i formerly
of st. Paul, speaks Friday, and will
give the closing address Friday even
ing. Friday afternoon the work of
the Sunday school will be considered.
with number Of short addresses by
people from different parts Of the state.
Friday evening there will be a young
peoples rally, under the auspices of
the state B. Y. P. u, at which the
state president, A. L. Bates, will
speak; and DR.. Conley will give an ad-
dress on t<F'undam mental Factors in B.
Y. P. U. work.
Work in Minnesota.
All day Wednesday will be occupied
Ta t o Of tRS u wSH IN
ing there will be a special consideration
Of the work in the twin cities, and
Tuesday morning the "Summer AS
sembly' will be presented. Thursday
sions" will be considered with two ad-
dresses; one by c. A. Solquist Of China.
and one by Henry Williams, DID,, dis
trict secretary of the Missionary
union in Iowa and adjoining states:
seven missionaries have been under APP
pointment in the state, and sixty-two
churches have received aid. The year
has been very good one in the num-
Der of additions to the churches. The
largest number have been received by
baptism into the mission churches of
any year since 1895. The mission
churches of the state are located in
thirty-fve counties, nineteen Of which
are north Of the twin cities, and il
these counties are thirty-nine Of the
sixty-tWo churches. Most of thu
churches are in important centers, thir
teen county seats being thus occupied
and forty being in places on railroad
lines. The expenditures Of the yea
aggregate nearly SIT 900, and the worl
carried on by the missionaries contrib
utes no little to the religious and mora
growth of our state.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
MINNESOTA BAPTIST
STATE CONVENTION
TO CONVENE IN ST. PAUL. OCT 8,
AND CONTINUE TILL OCT. Is.
General Theme for the Meeting Is
"Our ''-Sessions to Be Held
in First Baptist Church-Opening
Address by Emory w. Hunt, Presi-
dent Of Denison University.

The Minnesota State Baptist associa-
tion will hold its forty-seventh annual
session with the First Baptist church
of St. Paul, beginning Monday evening,
Oct. 8, and concluding Friday evening,
The general theme for the meeting
is, "Our Aim." Live topics of inter
est. will be considered. A number Of
distinguished speakers from out Of the
state are to be present: Emory W.
versity, Granville, Ohio, will give the
opening address on Monday evening;
DR.. Hunt is one Of the foremost men in
educational lines.
DR.. B. A. Greene, pastor Of the First
Baptist church Of Evanston, ILL.,, is to
give two addresses Tuesday Oct. 9.
speaking in the morning and evening
on the themes, "The Pastor's Aim,''
and "Doctrinal Preaching.' DR..
Greene has never visited the conven-
ton before, but is one of the leading
pastors in the vicinity of Chicago.
Wonen's Mission Work.
Tuesday afternoon "Women's Mis-;
be consideT9d l and addFesssS will be
labors in Cuba; and Miss Blanche
Loveridge of Chicago, who has re-
Gently been appointed foreign secretary
of the Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the west.
Thursday evening, Oct. II, the inter
est Of Pillsbury academy, 0watonna
the Baptist educational institution ir
Minnesota, will be considered, and the
closing address Of the session will be
given by Nathaniel Butler, LID, Of
the University Of Chicago. Mr.. But
Ter is speaker of the very first rank
and will bring a message worthy o.
the most earnest consideration.
Friday morning, Oct. IL, the annua
cation society will be held, and Their
will be special consideration Of tn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
METHODIST,

HENNEPIN AvENUE-Rev. Fayette L. Thomp-
son. Morning, The Making Of Man: even
I ing the last in the sermons from the sea-
Hg he Pleasure Of 7jns evening 0 aa
dress on The Poor Mans King special mu-
FOREST HEIeHTs-kev II: CHARLES Sumner Davis.
Morning The The Final Appeal; evening, The
NoRTH-Eev; L; A. willsey. Morning, The
s3 ;P ;S w se 81 e ssHa:ss as
WEsLEY-Rev. L. T. Guild. Morning, THE
Church. the Home an. End the Child" rally day
rHRTEN sTfnng &C. Sharp
Morning "A String Of PEARL Parting
Gift; evening, meeting will be in charge Of
Foss- Rev. j. W. Heard Morning, 'christian
I bthies1; evening The Supreme Affection"
A. MI HsaEd 0Pnn 81
the. Soul; evening, Spiritual Athletics ;
Paul G. esra VIII Leaf
NESEERN 4 AvEN EN- J. H Dens Isl n:
M s 9ouf Own tive h Prce cG"moni0n evening
ST. JAMES s. s ssergs f: Wade: MeEn,ng;
eordiay Invited aP1 to ali 70" are
Days; the Start Scraps, Grind and Finish" a
welcome to students; evening, "Remember.'
HoPKINs-Rev. c. II. Sweat. Morning and
.sHe evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
BETHLEEEM-Rev. Stanley B. Roberts. ID.
Morning, The Under Care Of Our Cod; even
ing dealing With the Indifferent and Care
less, second In a series of How to Bring
= Men to Christ
SH1LOH-Rev. Otis G. Dale. Rally day in all
6 departments; special sermon and outline OF
fall work Evening. gospel sermon; praise
service begins ut $50. Special program lie
81 the Sabbath school. II m.
FIFTH Corner Lyndale and Fourth avenues NJ
= s. William ]. Johnson Morning, "Objection;
+, and Answers to Prayer: Does Prayer Really
Il Obtain Blessings Not Otherwise Given?' Even
- ing, -'IIaIf Curcs-''
E1RST--Dr. A.. B. Marshall. Morning, "Wht
S Are Prepared?' Evening, '.The Stone Tha
Q. SmOtc an Image & ~ g- T. q
ETEWART MEMoRIAL-R A. Wander Las
n Morning Church Philosophy rally day ser
m9n Rally Gay musical program by tn
is expected to b. present at the morning ser
vice. --r-5s---e .zs- ggs.s5Fvsz }tZ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

GRAcE-Rev. Donald D. Mckay, DID. Morn.
ing Reaching Our Destiny; evening, 'Tran-
Observation-Disclosures. John Edward BUSHNELL
ming lh s Custody st Ct the Key
song Morning offertory, tenor solo, my
Hope Is in the Everlasting,' by Herbert Ar
mold Smith.
RIVERSIDE CHAPEL-Rev. Benjamin R. Weld.
Morning communion service; address,, "A
Shadow of the Cross" Rally day exercises
at Sunday school, pm.
SEaHg aE1ss MShssEe RD
ing; 1.-THE Story Of Soldier Man Of Prayer"
Rally day exercises In the Sunday school at
- noon.
WELSH corner Franklin and Seventeenth ave-
nues)-Rev. H. p. Morgan. Morning. r., The
Great Salvation This will be a special En-
g gil service for young and old. Evening,
tian Endeavor Meets at 6:sO, with an inter-
esting program. All are invited.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Tae sous Thirst evening" The
Half-Baked Cake"
OPEN DooR-zRey., Walter G.. Carlson, Phi. D..
Morning, The Priesthood Of Believers': even
ing, Men with Iron in the Blood"
THLRTY-E1GHTH sTREET-Rev. George E..
evening, The Avoidance Of the Cross
COMO AVENUE-Rev. H. X. Painter. Morn.
Views of Truth; evening, 1.-The Music of the
FREMoNT AvENuHRev. c. A. Hilton. Morn.
ing, 80 The Church of God'; evening, ut Is
PARK AvENUEpRev. G. s. Rollins, DID.
Morning, working with Cod; evening,
! Power Of the World to Come" first in d
! series on Truths for the Times" Rally day
in all departments Of the church.
FIFTH notwithstanding morning and even.
| good music. Rally service Tor Christian EN-
NJ
LYMDALE corner Lake st and Aldrich av 81
Rev. G: E. Burton, Morning. THE Frs
Great COMMANDMENT; evening, Religion ant
Race Riots
FOREST HEIGHTs-Rey:. Stanley NJ. ,Humby
| gether''; evening. 1.-THE Church's Invitation K
! the Wor1d.'' Rally services all day. At thu
Sunday school rally Rev. R. P Herrick vii
LOWRY HILL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning
Harmony Thru Discord' evening. Christian
/ - Endea at 6 80 z5z.555z.
nvenne Ra oVu Than rffon 1 A . snnag
"a Great Cause
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
Platform Meeting.

P1LGR1M-Rev. F. A. Sumner. Morning, rally
sddrees by Rev OF G. the Haoe
LINDEN en cee Morning
Tie oestainties ns and to Un nee
BAPTIST.
FIRsT-Dr. ": B. Riley. Morning 1.-THE
orlgin and Object Of Christian ob5gation
1MM:ASuEf@Rey. W. T. s. spriggs. Morning,
s! eyfninG o,t rhs oR1ing Eor
What Do We .stand2,' evening, The Bulwar.
Of Of Our Our FAITH Sunday is rally day, special
notwithstanding, "our Attitude Towards
God as Affected BY ogs Conception Of His
Ina Sv and
meets after the morning SERVICE, and the
fnn5sst M I Affect HS% Esf Does Belief in
FREE (Fifteenth and Nicollet)- Morning, Seek
sSa4 that Sa Rsss
CHICAGO AvENUE-Rev. J. E. condit. Morn.
s ssIss Is sr the CHURCH Of third
oLIvER-Rev. Rutledge T. wiltbank. Morn
Gentra poct 9 Of of Reisfon evening
TR1N1rY-Lathan "A. crandall. Morning, .'our
Attitude Towards God as Affected by Our
ing and Failing" Church located corner OF
Bryant nv s and Lincoln. -
CALVARY-Dr Fowler. morning, 1.-THE F1ace
and Power OF Good Works.; evening, 1880,
External Prosperity and Internal Poverty
| CENTRAL-Rev. Herbert E. Wise Of Norwich
Conn. Morning and evening. Miss BLY, will
sing. ....
TABERNACLE-Rev. G. a. Gamble. Morning
1.-The Banner of the Lord; evening, 1.-THE Sc
cret Of Successful Service sermon fol
| young people,
EPISCOPAL.
ST. MARKS PR0-CATHEDRAL-Si street
= between Hennepin and Nicollet. e:30 am
holy communion; 1920 am. morning service
and sermon by Vicar Hills; 7:45 pm, even
81. MATTHEW' s-Rev james Trimble, ID;
4 Morning, More Blessed to Give than to Re
ceiye"; evening 1.-THE Priesthood Of the
Laity.' ''The Holy Spirit Shaking the Strong
Oaks of Bashan, as Well as the Millions by
| the North Brooks -
! CHRIST CHUR CH-s44o B1atsden avenue Rev
Andrew D. Stowe. Morning service 1880
Sunday school 1910; evening service 4 go
! Y. p. s. Tuesday. s pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

At the First Baptist church Rev.
"; B. Riley will speak this morning on
Obligation,' and in the evening on
"What 1t Means to Have Christ in
Ones Home.'' The large chorus choir
is reorganized under the direction of
Professor S. Clay Gilbert and will rem
der special program Of music this
evening. Mr.. Monroe Fowler will pre-
side at the organ.
"Half-Cures' is the subject of the
sermon by. Rev: W. j. johnson at the
Fifth Presbyterian church this evening.
He will speak Of the race riot at At
lanta and social conditions in the south,
based upon personal observation. DR..
Johnson has travelled extensively in the
south and is personally acquainted with
John Temple Graves, whose account of
the Atlanta riot has attracted wide at.
tention thruout the north.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

Minneapolis churches are no small
has marked the construction season OF
1905. Last year record of 100000
was made, not including Bethany
Presbyterian church, one of the fine
lew structures on the East Side.
- Taking advantage of the general
osperity, the congregations of the
aller churches have seized the oppor-
lity to secure funds to provide new
fees. The step has been necessary.
the main, because Of the growth Of
Q city. In some instances, where
d buildings have become dila pidated
nd where the congregations have suf-
rient funds, new churches will be
lit. At Fowler and Grace churches.
re expenditures noted in the foregoing
lble are for completion of the church
.uildings, both organizat ions having
2nducted services in the chapels,
.Ihich were built first.
Catholic Churches.
The Catholics led in church construc-
ton which was begun last year. The
list includes the Greek church at
Seventeenth avenue NE. and Fifth
street, Holy Cross at 1880 Fourth
street N, and the Dominican Fathers
holy hOSary aC I|19 EaSC twenty
fourth street.
The most ambitious projects outlined
for the future are the Catholic pro-
cathedral to be built at Seventeenth
street and Hennepin avenue, and the
Episcopal pro-cathedral, to be erected
on a site that has not yet been de.
termined.
Methodist Churches.
AS general movement the Method
lists have undertaken the most serious
work, which is significant at this time
because the semi-centennial of the con
ference is to be celebrated this fall il
Minneapolis. The denomination plan:
to build seven churches, showing tina
it appreciates the opportunities of {
growing city and that the denomina
ton is prosperous.
Work has already begun on Fowle
church, which is to be one Of the fin
ecclesiastical structures Of the city
The chapel was built several years ag'
and the completed building is to be al
early contamination Of the hopes of thi
people. Hennepin Avenue churc]
plans the most expensive structure. I
is one of the leading downtown
churches and must prepare for larg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

Important Change Of Time. H. & D. Di-
vision, O. M. & ST. P. Ry.
Commencing Monday, Oct. LIST, H. &
D. division train No. l will leave Min
neapolis at 9:05 instead Of 1915 am,
as at present, *
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

DR.. W. H. Jordan's sermon this
morning at First Methodist church is
designed as a special welcome to the
students of the university. His sub
Scraps, Grind ana Finish.'' His sub
iect in the evening is, Remember. "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

The Baptist Young People of st. Paul
will hold their "autumn rally'' in the
First Swedish Baptist church, st. Paul,
next Friday evening. DR.. Fowler of
Calvary church, this city, will give the
address.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

Rev. Herbert E. Wise, pastor of the
First Church of Norwich, Conn.,, has
accepted an Invitation to supply the
pulpit of the Central Baptist church
for today and Oct. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
PULPIT AND PEW

In Calvary Baptist church this morn
ing DR.. Fowler will speak upon "The
Right and Wrong Use of Good Works.
and at the evening service on Eek
ternal Prosperity and Internal Pow
ertv''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
WONDERFUL ACTIVITY
IN CHURCH BUILDING
GREAT RECORD MADE IN MINNIE
APOLIs DURING THE YEAR.

Seven New Methodist Churches Under
Way or in Prospect-Six Fine Edl-
fees Completed So Far During 1906
Church Building the Order Of the Day
With Minneapolis Parishes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES TO
BE IN ATTENDANCE.
Will Open Oct. 8 and Continue the Rest
of That Week-Outline of Program
Announced-Meeting to Be held in
Hennepin Avenue M. e. Church.

Three hundred delegates are expected
to the Northern Minnesota Metho dist
Episcopal conference which is sched-
uled to open at the Hennepin Avenue
church Oct g., and continue the rest Of
that week. Hotel Waverly, on Har-
mon place and conveniently near the
church will be used for general head
quarters outside Of the church. The
cabinet meetings will be held in. par
Tor HB," and the hotel parlors will be
at the disposal Of all delegates and Wis
itors.
Prominent conference representa-
". F. Oldham and Dr.. G. M. Boswell
at the home Of Mrs. Bishop Joyce, 80
Groveland. DR.. M. c.. B. Mason at
the Hennepin Avenue parsonage, l2l4
Harmon place. DR.. W. H. Anderson
at the home of DR.. L. T. Guild, 1905
First avenue s. DR.. George at the
Pre- Presiding elders will be found dur
ing the conference as follows: DR..
Long at his , own home, 1900 Morgan
avenue S. The Rev. E. H. Nicholson
at his own home, 81 West Thirty sixth
street. DR.. Clements entertained at
34l2 Portland avenue. DR.. Dodds en-
tertained at 98S Fifteenth avenue Sc
with the gathering is that twenty five
years ago this conference Sunday
Hennepin Avenue church was dedi
Gated.
Platform Meeting.
Tuesday evening preceding the first
formal day Of the conference, there
will be platform meeting in Hennepir
church, T. B. Walker presiding, with
addresses by Mr.. Walker, Senator J. r
Wyman, former Governor s, r. Var
SAINT, Rev. j. B. Hingeley and Bishol
Luther B. Wilson. The program O.
the formal conference, opening Wlednes
day, Oct. 8, Is as follows:
W 'cnesday-s:80 am, opening session; tn
celebration Of the Lords supper, followed b
the annual conference sermon by Rev. A. E
Mckee. The forenoon Of each day will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

Rev. Joseph Hogg, pastor of Bloom
ington Avenue Methodist church, in
tends to devote his time hereafter to
missionary work. A new pastor for the
church will accordingly be selected at
the Methodist conference this week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
Harry W. Jones, Architect.

devoted to the business of the conference; the
Public is cordially to e fn The ga
Foreign Missionary society; Bishop W. F.
Oldham of India will deliver the addresses.
pm, Bible lecture on the first and second
chapters Of Galatians, by Rev. W. 81. Easton.
1880 pm, missionary anniversary, with the
annual address by Bishop W. F. Oldham of
India.
Thursday-2 pm, anniversary Of the Church
6haT1es H. 8oswe1 3D. one Of the assistant
secretaries. pm. Bible lecture on the third
and fourth chapters Of Galatians by Rev. ].
R. Davies. 1880 pm, the superannuate en-,
Hingley, DID, and Rev. Robert Forbes, DID,
Friday-Union sem-centennial observation at
Central Park church, st. Paul, with the SER
mon by Rev. J. F. Chaffee, DID. pm. III,
Hennepin Avenue church, the anniversary Of
the Woman's Home Missionary society, with
by Mrs. Anna Kent aq Of Orange "a
pm. Asbury hospital opening and dedication
at the new building, Ninth avenue and Four
| teenth street, fronting Elliot park; addresses
by Bishop Luther B. Wilson Of Chattanooga,
Bishop Charles c. McCabe of Evanston, Bishop
Henry W. Warren of Denver and Rev. Robert
! Forbes, ID, Of Philadelphia.
| Saturday. pm, Sunday school union an
niversary With an address by ReT Dr. George
chapters of Galatians, by Rev. R. ]. Taylor.
From 8 to pm. Mrs Bishop Joyce, assisted
by the wives Of the resident ministers, will
I give q reception AT: her home BIO 3rnvolanQ
avenue, to the wives OF all visiting ministers.
adde's By Bishop Wieen: the nationa1 alp presi-
| dent Of the Anti-Saloon League.
1 Sabbath Programs.
! Wesley Church-9 am, conference loe feast.
led by Rev. W. A. Shannon. 1890 am, con-
ference sermon by Bishop Luther B. Wilson,
followed by the ordination Of deacons. 1890
pm, educational anniversary, with the adj
dress by Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson, Sec
rotary of the board of education.
Hennepin Avenue Church-10:30 an, sermon
York city, secretary of the board of educa.
ton. 2:3O pm, ordination Of elders, followed
by the conservation of deaconesses. pm,
memorial services for ministers and their wives
deceased during the past 7:ao Pm.
anniversary Of the Freedmans Aid and South
ern Education society,", with the address by
the secretary, Rev. M. @. B. Mason, DID,, Of
Cincinnati. -
Fowler church cornerstone will be formal,
and Warren, assisted by Visiting e1ergynen
Today will be observed as "Rally
Day. at the Park Avenue Congrega
tional church. The sermon and music
at both morning and evening service
will be appropriate for the DAY. II
the evening the pastor, DR.. G.. s. Rol
Inns, will begin a series of sermons OF
'Truths for the Times, - taking for hi
subject, "The Power Of the World tt
Come. - - There viii be special ex
! ercises in the Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor meeting.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

The first regular meeting of the
Women g Association of the Church Of
the Redeemer will be held Friday, Oct
10, at 2:3O pm. at the church. Reports
Of various committees will be given.
The paper will be read by Miss Caroline
NJ. Macomber, Of Unity house, on IA
Year in the Juvenile Court. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

At Westminster church this morning
DR.. Bushnell will preach on "The Gus
tody of the Keys In the evening
on "The Making of Singer and a
Song-' 4 story Of one of the world g
"Great Hearts,