The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11
S orc associates a the shops the

his former associates at the shops the
other day.
william Hanson. foreman of the paint
gang working in the field yard, was sud
denly seized with cramps IN tire stomach
while on duty Tuesday and had to be
taken home.
George Koeberlein and Joseph Hoefner
Of the blacksmith shop laid of Tuesday
to attend the Krentz-Hoefner wedding. |
PETER Enabu a bDiIarSI100 heluer. is off
with an injured eye
Two sheets of steel that were being
seph Jacobs. a storehouse trucker and
bruised it so badly that he was obliged
to lay off Tuesday.
Charles Bridgeman was around Tues
day He was formerly foreman OF the ma
a while since leaving here.
F. c. Hill of Willis. who has been at
WESLEYAN Methodist church. win speak
Thursday noon at the coach shop Mrs.
Violet Butler Mccoy Will sing
Philip Lesser of the boiler shop went
home Tuesday with his left foot bruised
While at work a sheet OF metal dropped
on the member. causing such an injury
as to necessitate his laying of.
George Rollins, substitute engineer in
sas CITY By Vt The dangerous illness Of his
mother. Andrew Hartwielx is supplying
the vacancy caused by his absence.
Benjamin Mileham. pattern maker in
the coach paint shop, is in again after
lay of OF few days. he mas peen
lives on Madison street, between Second
and Third
John Linn who during the summer
months has served $ hospital inventory
clerk at the storehouse, has returned af-
ter visit of month in Los Angeles.
Cal. He will assume the princip3lship Of
the Scranton schools.
The wife OF Fred Stauffenberg, who for
merly held a position in the general
freight office but who has been with the
Wolff Packing GO company recently IS ser1-
William Barbee of the machine shop
took a lay off Tuesday to look after the
east Of the starch factory for which he
has been on a dicker for some time.
c. H. Hamilton, a son of G. W. Hamil-
ton a timer, has returned to Kansas City
after a visit of two weeks with Topeka
relatives. He is employed in the general
freight offices of the Kansas City South
ern road
agents h9Hing Readdnagters At Kansas
ley, Nandalia: William F1annellys South
T. J. Fitzgerald, L. & N.
Ralph Allen, a Santa F'e employee at
Wellington, who has been sick IN the nos
friends at that place for a few days He
has not yet been released from the hos
pital and viii return here shortly.
Fireman Edward Rickabaugh has been
assigned to the west end runs on trains
I and with Engineer Jolley william
Smith, Cottonwood fireman, IS with
Harry Pearson, an engineer from ts d.
vision running on those trains alternately
Engine 0167 which, until few weeks
ago was pulling the fast mail but which
since that time has been in the shops for
a general overhauling, is being broken in
prepare tory to regular service on its Tor
mer run. For light work and speed it is
considered one of the best locomotives on
the road.
H G.. Clark, who is visiting in Topeka
for a. few weeks. was at one time an
engineer running out Of this place For
the last ten years he has been IN Albq-
querque Before coming to the Santa F'e
he ran an engine for 20 years on an In
diana road
William CrandalI, boilermaker, has
been putting in time both night and day
lately For a good while he has been
helping build the new oil tanks and will
probably continue on that shift for some
time. Crandall has three acres of corn at
his home out near Shorey that he says
Will yield 30 bushels per acre. It is all in
the shock now and will make big pile
of rough feed for the stock that he keeps.