The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-04

Charles Espey of No. 63 was at home
last week. Charlie has been with Smith
8. Wyman 50 long that he runs his part
R: c. Spencer, "Jolly Dick, was
diligently at work last week talking
harness at the convention. During rest
ing hours he Just as diligently hunted
up and carried away all the souvenirs
". H. Davies of No. SO, for many
years with .Janney, Semple, Hill Co.,
had his smiling ,visage. at work during
friends and CUSTOMERS. Billie is having
new coat Of red paint put on his
auto for the good old summer time: =
| Thomas NJ. Miller of Des Moines,:
Iowa, representings the Climax Refn- 2
| ing company, IS a candidate for/U. u;
John F. Neimyer Of No. 50, for many:
years representing T. L. Blood & Co.
! Of st. Paul, is now with the Minnesota
Linseed Oil and Paint company, and
1 met many of his friends and customers
! at the hardware convention.
Harry W. Whittier of No 63, with
Dodson, Fisher & Brockman, was talk
ing harness during the convention.
! The following splendid delegation
from Farwell, Oznen, Kirk & Co. of
! st. Paul, was in charge of the firm g
4 exhibit at the hardware convention, all
of whom are members Of No. SO, St.
Paul: n. G. Goeltz, E. L. Fox, j. w.
! White, J. W. MacLean, Charles II.
i Bergstrom and @. E. Helm. - =
i Alfred Andersen, No. g., Of the AL
4 fred Andersen company, importer, was
\ passing the most dainty "Rosette
1 Wafles'' round among all corners.
Mr.; Andersen owns the patent on the
i w. W. >strayer of No. 63 had fine
] exhibit The firm Of Strayer & Nesbit
is making noise in the stove world.
James Lambie Of No. so, represent
!, ing the Lindeke- Warner company, st
I Paul, made flying visit to Minneapo
lis last Thursday. Jim is one Of thu
! veterans Of the road and counts hi
! friends and customers blythe hundreds
both in Minnesota and Wisconsin ),
q J. II. Rocker, with Cribben, Sexto1
1 & Co., Chicago, making the northern
!, Minnesota and North Dakota territory
] W. f. Mason Of No. 6s was at tn.
convention talking the" merits Of th
r Acme Harvester company.
Big, good-natured Max Espey of No
63 was setting up the cigars last Weel
married. His legion Of friends wis
him all kinds of success, long life AM
an abundant store of happiness.
E Sam W. Rankin of No. SO, who 70
many years travelled for Janney, Sem
= pie, Hill & Co., and is. well known b,
: all U. G. T. men as well as all othe
: travelling men, is visiting in Minneapo
l lis this week. He is now the genera
pany Of Bridgers, Mont, and is enthu
ssiastic about his western home. Al
the boys. were glad to welcome Sal
! back again. 's-fEsi'f '",'F T.. .t.' -,
Charles H. Cook, representing tn
~ Cribben, Sexton Stone company Q
Chicago, had fine exhibit at the Nil
Janney, 2semple, Hill & Co: ker
open house during the convention an
from alfe a o!er s' the e s
/ statesmen, all good q. G. Is. Anon
them were W. W. Lewis, Charles Wa{
y ner, R. w. Gray, W. G. Spottswoo'
all of Minneapolis council No. SO, an
Janney -Semple- "Brown" Of w
; mona council. .,-. +. ~ ''
= John Robbers and R. H. Glashan a
sisted Pet Brawley in looking aftt
that popular St. Paul iron hous
Nicols, Dean & Gregg.
t. -~W.-B-- Brawley,. one Of the s-old guar
in the travelling fraternity and .cor
\ monty known asa"' Pet, was circula
+ ing around the Nicollet, greeting h
+ many friends at the convention. Bray
ley handles heavy iron for Nicols, Dea
& Gregg Of st. Paul. 4 # r t#
+ \ T. M. Gilfllan Of No. 63, represen
ling the. Jewel Stove company, was
busy man, entertaining customers al
friends, at his sample room in the Nj
ollet. ::Ils. z-s .>as
B. F. Tekip of No. .6s, representa-
the Climax Refining company, took
the hardware convention.