The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-11

therefore invalid. He was brought back
from Chicago on requisition. The case
is under advisement with Judge Nc
Cabe
A Topeka man who went to Colorado
Springs recently said that he saw no
one there except Topeka people so he
came home, as he was looking for a
change from Kansas avenue.
Joseph Patten. who retired on August
1 as general manager of the Topeka
City railway. was presented with a $50
chair by the motorneers and conductors
of the road early Sunday morning.
Miss Louise Kellam. Miss Allabelle
Troutman and Miss Edith Ingham are
assisting Mrs. June Chapman at the
free kindergarten in the social settle
ment building al the corner of Fourth
and Jackson street. this week
G.. r. SthrOm, who has been a clerk
in the Santa Fe offices has been selected
as assistant physical director at Baker
university. Baldwin, Kansas. He has
been a member of the Y. M. c. A. gym
nasium class.
II. NJ. Holland. waiter at the Union
Pacific restaurant. was arrested yester-
day on the complaint of Mrs. NJ. e.
Holcraft on the charge of attempting to
pass a check. drawn upon her account,
which he had found.
There was a heavy rain at Wamego
Sunday afternoon. almost a cloudburst
1t rained for five hours, and was the
heaviest rain ever recorded there. There
was a washOut on the Union Pacific at
Belvue. six miles east, and the trains
were delayed several hours.
H. NJ. Kirkpatrick president of the
Kansas State Swine Breeders assocla-
tion is taking great interest in the
live stock division of the Kansas State
Fair to be held in Topeka He is writ
ing to the swine breeders in Kansas
urging them to make exhibits.
The city railway and the city have
accepted the report of the appraisers
appointed to fix the value of the brick
taken from the East Eighth street
pavement by the railway company.
The brick is estimated to be worth S719,
and this sum will be paid by the COM
pany to the city
Central church is raising money for its
proposed new building by placing dime
banks IN thu hands OF the members of
the congregation. Three hundred banks
have been given out to members Of the
church and SUNDAY school. which
means that the persons taking them
Will raise 81 500 for the building fund.
Warren Gill, the ex-Washburn base
ball and football player who is now
pitching for the Cedar Rapids team in
the Three l. league, won his game from
in favor of Cedar Rapids. The Chi
cagO Record Herald said, Gill won
pitchers battle by his perfect control
aided by fine support"
The grOcers and butchers have recon-
sidered their decision to hold their pic
mic at Tecumseh. and will go to Vine
wood park instead. The Vinewood peo-
pie will bring over some cars from the
Kansas City and Leavenworth line to
use in handling the big rush of people
which is expected. The picnic will take
place August 10.
Miss Louise Ogilvy. the daughter of
Charles and Mrs. Ogilvy, 123 Linden
Place. left this city for Seattle Monday
afternoon from where she will sail next
week for Toxic, Japan. There she will
be married to Charles D. Morris, after
which both will proceed to Seoul
Korea to engage in missionary work.
Miss Ogilvy went to Korea three years
ago as teacher in the mission school
A year ago she was compelled to re-
turn to the United States because of i'll
health. Miss Ogilvy is one of the
youngest missionaries in the foreign
Geld. being but little over 20 years
old