The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
City n eMs
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

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Andrews Heating Co. have shipped a
plant for an lS.rm. house in Maryland.
A. P. Ortquist has fled as candi-
date for alderman from the eleventh
ward on the republican ticket.
DR.. Montgomery speaks at Fowler
church Sunday morning on What the
People Said,', and in the evening on
"The Thing That Stays Home. "
The Journal automobile tours. s.See-
Ing Minneapolis" - two-hour ride
leave The Journal Office at $3.50 am,
1880 pm. 4 pm. and 1880 pm.
Send or call for our July printed
circular of carefully selected bonds, also
city and farm mortgages. Minnesota
Loan &, Trust Co., 3l3 Nicollet. s
DR.. J. W. Hancher, president Of Iowa
Wesleyan university, Mount Pleasant,
Iowa, will preach at the First Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Ivan Panin, the converted Russian
nihilist and agnostic, will give an ac,
count of his conversion to eyangehcel
church tomorrow morning. r.
The Switchmen's $ picnic will be held
tomorrow at Jordan instead Of Waconia.
as had been announced. The special
tickets reading Waconia'' will be
good. Trains leave Minneapolis & st.
Louis station at 9 am. and 1880 pm.
The state Epworth league assembly
will be held at Groveland, Lake MIN
netonka, beginning Aug. 8 and continu'
ing ten days. Prominent speakers nave
been secured and able workers for the
league will be present at the CONFER
ence. .. .
May Hicks, who disappeared from
her home few days ago, was pickeC
| Nv Dat
last night. She was accompanied: by,
man many wears her senior, and the
two were taken to police headquarters
The girl was held for her parents ant
the man was allowed to go. !
A. O. Powell, assistant engineer il
the war department, who has been con
nected with the building Of the gov
ernment dam above Fort Smelling, ha
been transferred to Seattle, where h
will be in charge Of the erection Of tn
Lake Washington ship canal. Mr.. Pow
I ell will leave for Seattle early in Au
gust. ......
An old-fashioned Methodist congre
gational song service will be held Sun
4 day night at the Henncpin Avenu
church, under the auspices of the Brotl
I erhood of st. Paul. The old hymns Wi
be sung by the choir and congregation
4 as well as ballads The service is a
I outcome of the recent revival Of tn
singing school. .. -.---,~-,-~-
Longfellow Home No. s1o6, HON
Guards Of America, will hold its fourt
\ annual picnic at the upper 1pavilioe,
Lake Harriet, Thursday, July q
4 Preparations are being made for larg
attendance. Special music, boatin
and a picnic supper at 7 O'Clock wi
be the principal features of the occ'
i sion.
y Report that the Washburn- Crosh
/ company will build large -four mi
4 along the Outer Belt line, in West A
mourdale, Kan, is denied by j. S. Bel
president of the company "You ca
deny this unreseryedly,' he said. tt
rumor is supposed to have arisen fro
the fact that several acres of Ian
I were offered in part tozthe eMinneapol
! ;l,eompanvss as a site for al mill in ca
Fit decided to build. -, tt,' - qe+t+9s7:s
DR.. James S. Montgomery, is a
nounced to speak at the Fowler Meth
dist church, Franklin and Dupont av
nues, Sunday morning, on :tWhat II
People Said.''' The choir will rend
II Am Alpha.;' by Stainer, and Y
Lamb of God,' by Jacobv. In. the eve
ing DR.. Montgomery will give an 4
dress on "The Thing tfatss 4Alwa
4 Stays Home.'' The special selectio
Il Of the choir are :And God Shall Wi
Il Away" by Coombs, and "Postlude
Il by Buck. g. .,...-. .,,.-a ..>g,