The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-15
LOCAL MENTION.

John P. Cole is travelling for the Smith
company.
Frank E Lott, secretary of the National
Benevolent society of Kansas City, is
business visitor.
J. ]. Setlef of the Christian Missionary
board is holding a very successful re-
vival meeting at Quenemo
Fred Antoine paid So into the money
drawer at the police station this morning
for leaving his team unhitched.
Secretary Lerrigo of the Y. NJ c. A,
will go to Lawrence Friday to attend the
big meeting of the Gospel Union.
J. H. Washington, state secretary of
the Christian Kansas Missionary board,
returned to the city today from a short
vacation.
The Daughters of Rebecca of Law
renee passed through the city on the
Union Pacific at o'clock this morning
on an excursion to Fort Riley.
Rev. w. II. Boles. who has been hold
ing such remarkably successful meetings
at Holton, will begin series of evan
gelical meetings at Wellington at once
A. J. Huntoon had his bay mare. Lucy.
photographed this morning. The ami
NAL is "a years of age and risky as a
colt. She is family pet, having been
raised by Mr. Huntoon.
Warner Newly, tbs most successful
evangelist of the Christian church, was
in Topeka yesterday. Mr.. Newly has
| just closed a revival meeting at Seneca
with 155 additions. He returned to his
home at La Junta last evening.
Police Judge Ferry and wife and JUS
tice Furry will go to Excelsior Springs
, on Saturday to visit a week. During
their absence Justice Guy will fine the
| police court DRINKS and also take care OF
the extra justice court business.
William Wagner yesterday afternoon
filed suit in the district court to recover
| $1,000 from Finette r. Hitchcock, one
of the stockholders of the United States
the money deposited in the bank and has
never been able to draw it out.
The funeral of Hannah Halstrom, the
16-year- old daughter of Mrs. Halstrom, of
No. 8 Cherokee street. Potwin, who died
of consumption Monday night, was held
at the Swedish Baptish church yesterd ay
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The remains
were buried in Topeka cemetery.
Part of the case of John Mcintosh
who is accused of stealing $21 from
Henry s. Snead, was heard by Justice
Grover yesterday afternoon. Lawyer
Jamison asked for continuance in order
to prepare his argument for the defense
and was given until next Tuesday at
| a N.
Half rates have been secured on al
railroads for those attending the state
missionary convention of Christian
churches to be held in Topeka October
I'll All of the national secretaries oil
the various boards will be present with
reports and papers
Henry Day and Clark Himmel, whC
live in Quinton Heights, complained t.
the police that Mrs. Sarah Dee hac
beaten the aged mother of JAS Gates. I
resident of Quinton Heights. 1t SEEM
that the old lady is rather childish, 81
Judge Ferry discharged Mrs. Dee. Mrs
Dee is Jas. Gates housekeeper.
DIR. j. l. Gilbert. we'll known in To-
peka, and one of the Kansas Medical col
lege staff, is achieving honors in New
England. He has just completed {
special Psychological course at Woods
HolI, Massachusetts, in extra short time
The doctor will now enter the Johns
Hopkins university for a course il
Pathology returning home October 1.