The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-12
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.
Edward H. Ainsleigh is a new man in
! the south shop.
| Thomas McHugh, of the storehouse, is
/ off nursing a sprained wrist
Harry Wilkinson, a molder in the brass
| foundry, has been laying off
Henry Jameson. of the blacksmith shop,
| has been off duty a day two.
H. Harrington, general shop foreman at
! Newton. was a visitor here Monday.
Earl Edge worth. of the machine shop,
has reported after three days layoff.
! Engine 0154, the regular St Joseph pas
Senger locomotive, is out after receiving a
| coat of paint
Guy Cronenberg and Bert Bresett. of the
boiler shop, came in Monday after abb
Sence of a week
George Cole, Of the blacksmith shop.
reported for work
Engine 0110 which regularly pulls the
Topeka Kansas City plug, was in Monday
for a new pilot BEAM
George Galletly of the round-house
force has returned from brief visit in
the vicinity of Edgerton.
Oscar Spetter, of the tank room, who
has been off duty on account of an in
jured eye, has reported
Gus, Smith, of the locomotive paint gang,
for about week, is in again.
Brakeman A o. Saunders went to EN-
poria Monday to work extra on the local
between that place and Ottawa.
The wife and daughter of John Wolff,
of the Ny Wneg1 sn9p hdw n ARMED bn d from LII
Edward Wells, who for a good many
months has worked in the air brake gang
The wife of Switchman Con Norton has
recovered from an Illness which detained
Norton at home a day two last week
Al Simpson. foreman of a gang in the
storehouse, is home from a weeks visit
in Oklahoma, and reported for work Mon
day.
Machinist Peter Reynolds. who com
planned several days last week of not feel
ing well, did not show up for work Mon
George Klusman. of the machine shop,
had a set of single harness stolen from
his barn out near Washburn college Sun
day night.
While Crook. of the machine shop, has
reported for duty after an absence of
three days, getting a bad order arm in
shape again.
H L Williams, a clerk in the offices
for a few days visiting employees of the
road there.
George Stout, who, runs an axle lathe
Davenport, Ia where he has been visiting
for two weeks.
count of a trouble in one of his lower
limbs, is in again.
Conrad Hepp, who had one foot mashed
Friday while at work with the material
car around the mill, was able to resume
work this morning.
NJ. E. Shaver and H. ]. Randell have
been selected to go to Chicago and in
spect freight cars that are being built for
the company there
William Briery. who is employed in the
sheds. has received word of the death of
at Mansfield. Miss.
Adolph Bauer, who had a job in the air
company and viii take Charge of a gro raoe
Gerry store Seward avenue.
Charles G. Baker is new machinist in
Tex. where he was employed by the Con-
tinental Gin company.
Engineer Milton Crowell has been sup |
he a h.
sence of Dan Finn Firms son, Claude, |
died Friday at Argentine.
Sidney Hercules and r. F. Morand of |
the 81, blacksmith shop' we're out Monday
after an absence of two days
Louis Barnett is working as helper in |
the blacksmith shop again. He came in
week nursing burned hand.
Bert .Naslund, a brother of Nelson Mas
lund, jr.. of the blacksmith shop, is. re
has kept him in bed for a month 100
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those in the machine shop who were off |
duty Monday
e M Heustis, of the boiler shop, took |
to get in his house through a window |
of the shots took effect.
Coach al, that was almost demolished |
in a wreck down south, is being strapped |
is rejoicing over the arrival Of a young |
coach striDer at his house.
Shop men will be interested to know
hall, corner Of Sixth and quincy, on IN the he
evening of Thanksgiving day.
The wife of Max Thymian, who runs the
transfer tables at the car shops, is seri-
pr but her has abb aeb
within the last week.
f. J. Kelch, who. went to Pullman Ill,
the Santa Fe there has returned and |
Monday. morning took up the burden of
W orkers.
William Goss, who operates the com
air PAINT fdn vent out on
eral. jobs there: He will also do. some
before returning.
Clayton budding, a boilermaker helper
is off duty for an operation one hand
twig Budding slashed one hand, and
since then it has never been right. He
will not be able to work for a few days
John Barnes son of William Barnes.
foreman of the machine shop. has re-
ported for duty in the air brake corner
He has been sick during that time hav-
ing been in the hospital a portion of it.
stephen Bauer, fireman at the MILL has
by a kick from horse Sunday The blow
took effect in the chest, and for awhile
v1ved, and will probably be back at his
place in few days.
man, of Kansas City. mother and sister
Of Claude and Bert Shields. of the shops,
are in town visiting relatives. They are
on their way to Horton. Mr.. Whitman, |
who is an engineer on the Rock Island,
has been transferred to that place.
Joseph Dedier quit the tin shop Mon
lay Dedier has been with the company
A good while, but has been compelled to
health. He will remain in Topeka for
awhile, and then may go west to see
what the climate there do for him |
Conductor A. Houle, of Arkansas City
who has been in the hospital here, has
returned to his home. few weeks ago |
since then has not been able to work.
The member is recovering, but will not
lays yet.
Work on the three. large tank tubs,