The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-23


Engineer I Ganetly has reported fer
Machinize Joseph sieben took a lay on
Saturday
Frank Palmer is new hand IN the
William Crawford. blacksmith. has
asked for a weeks lay on
Walter TVesSen OF the store house force
went nome sick Saturday
Brakeman CARY Johnson, who runs on
the west end local. s. and a. is sick
Engine 2tt went out Saturday for a
hauling
AID the fellows who went to the Horton
celebration Friday have returned ana are
on duty again
". E Pestit who handles the air mo
Of a 10 pound boy.
Edwin Powell boss OF the wipers. has
a spell of sickness
Engineers John Muir and w P Beeler
have reported for duty, both having been
on only a few days
Engineer B. W. Client is LAYING or
was OF duty Saturday
oscar Wilson, clerk in the office OF the
and Sunday in St Joseph no.
c. L Short. who has charge Of the plug;
wore tine blue coat il his absence
James AIesfuilen. who quit Topeka shops
last week after four or I'VE months ser
vice has gone to Fort Worth. Tex.
General Manager Nudge went to Colo
RADIO Springs today III private car ZI5. that
OF General superintendent fSeSSegtIIe-
George Real and Robert Lees. jr-. ap-
prentIces IN the boiler shop are back
again after q lay OF Of several weeks
Harry Hitchcock OF Leavenworth- who
has been the guest of Engineer ". P.
Wilson for several days. has returned
home
Archie Baughman came ia this morning
after an absence Of two days He at
tended the anniversary OF celebration
at Horton
Conductor Richard Wilson took stock
sxtra 20 81. Joseph sunday morning
that market just now
L G. Bratten, clerk in the eastern d.
yls.on OFFICES 81 the santa Fe- LETT today
week visiting cousin
William Williams. Of the sheds. who
went to De Soto the other day Tor the
sith Bis bride to Topska- TIT
Brakeman ". C. Mattingly who has
been on the cutoff local. has been trans
Sunday lay over in Topeka
w NJ Chamberlain, brakeman on the
md where he Went ten DAYS s.go 70 at
tend the Odd Fellows meeting
Grade reductions at North Ottawa juno
meet the switches there from the inter
locking plant and to manipulate them by
Edwin Mcintyre Of the sheet iron gang.
VINO mas gone 70 Chlcaso Tor q few DAYS
,,IreI5sse y 81 Of 2sne ~ uniforms for
the K P. band.
Ross BIaHoek, for six OF sever. years a
~ -p 80, I.s seils ~ s - =
the Montezuna hotel
John Edgeworth. a machinist appren-
tice. has been transferred to the air
brake corner taking the place formerly
held by Francis Aanley. but vacated by
him three weeks ago.
J. T. Helman and Jesse Howes brake
men. who have been running out OF Ar
TO the Kansas City branch local. with
Sunday lay over at that place
Conductor sam Littlejohn. who runs on
the cgt-oir. has reported for duty after
lay off Of nearly a month He was hurt
while al work. and has been at his home
in Enporia most Of the time since
The excavation for the pattern shop
has been completed and the work of put
ting in the concrete foundation has be-
De finished by- the first OF December.
Mrs. j. n Haddick of Anaconda. Mont
with relatives. She is a sister Of the three
Ash brothers, shop men, and her husband
was formerly q clerk in the general Of
william lewis 81. the round house has
an estap iisne1 IondleSs lor peaches lie
IS sometimes known as Aentuck- Wnich
OF course explains his nativity as we'll as
his liking fer the kind Of fruit just
named
Fireman Mark Miller of the St Joseph
passenger rln-who was married last week
has returned with his wife to Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller are now living at 315
Adams street.
Chief Chemist Powers has returned
from Empcria- He was called down there
70 look after matters in connection with
the late fire IN that town. the responsible
ity for which has been laid at the door OF
the railroad company
A E Hamilton. a cab carpenter. IS at
his bench again after having been out
most Of a week His 5-year-old son has
been seriously sick for some time and il
CT AT RMTEAHn NAJME