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

Glee Club to sing.-The Central
high school glee club will sing at the
s special service of the Whatsoever Bible
class tomorrow afternoon at 1915, i'm
at the Wesley NJ. E. church, Grant
street and First avenue S.
Reception for secretary.-The board
of directors and secretaries Of the
Young Mems Christian association will
be hosts at a farewell reception to be
e. P. Goddard from $3.50 to 1880
O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
Burglars Steal Liquor.-Thirst bur-
glars broke into E. Whites saloon at
1928 Third street s last night and stole
several bottles of high-priced, liquor
Il Nothing else was missing when the
saloon was opened this morning.
Tailor's Shop Robbed.-several suits
4 of clothes, valued at 5000, were stolen
1 from John Rasmussen s tailor shop,
the police have been asked to look for
& them. The thieves broke in thru the
rear door and ransacked the shop
thoroly.
G. A. R. Meet Postponed.-The meet
ing Of the general memorial day com
commissioners room in the courthouse
will be held next Saturday evening.
& At that time delegates from the Il. A.
r. allied orders will meet with the gen
eral memorial day committee.
Personal Revenge suspected.-After
several days investigation, the police
s are convinced that robbery was not
the motive in the smuggling of ]. J.
u Wise in his place on Sixth street n
Wednesday night. They attribute the
attack to a railroad man who bore a
real or fancied grievance of personal
nature and was seeking revenge.
Resume Work on Bridge-Work has
been resumed on the Washington ave-
nue. bridge, which is to be widened and
strengthened. The contractors are be-
ginning to cut away the supports to
the sidewalks to make room for the
new material. The steel has arrived
there will be no delay on this score.
Clubs Annual Meeting.-The annual
meeting Of the Twelfth Ward Republi-
can club will be held Tuesday evening
March 6, at Adams hall, Lake street
the ensuing year will be elected and
the club organized for an effective cam.
paign for the coming election. A large
attendance on the part Of the republi
can voters OF the ward is urged.
Asks Damage for Teeth.-Willian
Veitch is the plaintiff in a SIT 800 per
district court against the Barnett 8
Record company. Mr.. Veitch allege:
that he was working for the defendant
company in the construction of an ele
vator at Whiting, Ind, where he was
injured thru the carelessness of the
company. He claims that he was
struck in the face and his teeth al
knocked out.
Weeds Are ncouraged.-Property
owners on Twenty third avenue s, be
tween Lake and Thirty-second streets
have sent protests to the city counci
asking for the annulment Of assess
ments for sprinkling that thorofar,
during the coming summer, They sa.
street is only a wagon track in the cen
ter with grass and weeds on the side
(which grow fast enough without tn
aid of sprinkling.'
Mackey Meetings Tomorrow. A
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in Bethlehem Pres
byterian church, Pleasant avenue an,
$3.50 WSuGJ -olACu oIieet, IfduSo1lSC Ion
Mackey will speak to men on "a Mes
sage to Men, At the same hour il
Calvary, Baptist church, Blaisdell ave
nue. and Twenty sixth street, Mrs
Mackey will speak to women. Mrs
Mackey has had a wide experience il
working among the outcasts Of Chica
60, and all women are invited to hea
her. $780,
Clarence Eddy Here Monday.-Cla1
ence Eddy, the famous organist, is t
appear at the Auditorium next, Monda
evening in an organ recital which vii
rival sin interest if it does not exec
any that has ever been given here. n
organist in the world has been Gale
upon to open more organs than he, an
filled. Herbert Witherspoon, the bass
who will assist him, is we'll known i
Minneapolis, where he has hosts O
friends. Witherspoon is one of tn
most prominent Of the younger basso.
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