The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-28
LOCAL MENTION.

This is the Jewish day of atonement.
1t is Yom Kippur.
The Democratic state central commit
tee will meet in Topeka next Friday.
Mineral Water Phillips is to build
$3.50 addition to his house on West Eighth
street.
Guilford Dudley wants to be released
from his position as receiver of the State
Far association,
It is said that the claim of the Central
National bank against Stevenson & Co.
will be contested
Miss Hollis, vocal teacher at Bethany,
will sing at the FIRST Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning.
Flfteen-year- old Daniel Hewitt was
fined $40 in police court this morning
for carrying concealed weapons.
uperintendent Davidson, of the city
schools, lectured before the teachers of
the Lawrence schools this morning.
Harry Overholt was thrown from his
bicycle into mud hole at the corner of
Seventh and Clay streets yesterday after
noon.
Congressman Charles Curtis will make
his first speech this fall in Lyon county,
Monday, October T. He will make about
twenty speeches in the district
There was a man in Topeka yesterday
who claims that he never told lie or de-
frauded man of as much as one cent in
ell his life. He left town last night
Mrs. Priscilla jackson, over sixty five
years old, who resides at Ito West street,
was seriously injured Thursday evening
by being hunted in the back several
times by calf.
The North Baptist church will give a
"harvest home" entertainment Sunday
evening. The affair is an annual one
The interior of the church will be deco
rated with fruit, vegetables and grain.
Rev. c. Nj. Sheldon will preach to-
morrow evening at the Central Congre-
rational church with his topic: "Can
Christendom Be United Politically" The
services will be III charge of the Young
Mems Business club.
Judge j. P Hindman of Olathe, who
has been on the bench for a number of
wears. has notified the Christian board of
Topeka missions that he will enter the
evangelical work and abandon his law
practice.
J. Lunstedt was partially drunk at
Anthem Sc McManus' shop about o'clock
last evening. He wanted to start fuss
and was discharged. He became so
loud that the police were summoned
This morning ne was assessed So.
The "Daughters of the King" have or
ranized d chapter with eight members
on the north side. They will care for
the chancel and chapel of the church of
the Good Shepherd. The roof of the
church of the Good Shepherd is being
reshing ed.
The county commissioners have issued
| The call for the special bridge bond cleo
ton. The people of Shawnee county are
asked to vote $15J,0O0 bonds. running
twenty years and bearing 5 per cent
| The election will be held in Connection
with the regular election. November ).
| On Friday evening the members of the
| Third Presbyterian church rendered re
| ception to their pastor, Rev Nj C. Long
on mis- return from the east, where he ha
been enjoying his vacation. About sixty
five people attended, and during th'
| evening the family were the recipients 0
several beautiful presents as tokens 0
| regard and esteem.
The funeral of William Becker, VIII
died of lung fever Thursday at his hom
| in Pleasant Valley, will be held Sunda.
at o'clock p. N. from the undertaking
| establishment of J. III. Knight. Bill
| Becker has been employed in the SAINT
Fe shops for a number of years, and wa
4 member of the A O. Z. W., Turner
and Arion lodges.