The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-22

Of the water service IS running the engine
and Claus Carlson Of the same depart
i hlgHs " 60 =
Mss LuIu NJ stone. daughter Of SWITCH
man George L stone and her Drolh,eE
Rs1ids r for 4 visit q two weeks with
their cousin. Miss Carrie Doty-
Martin salyer, who works on scrap iron
ne He formerly lived At oakland. but MS
new residence viii be three blocks east
OF the shops on Seward avenue
Three cars Of Rocky Ford canta10upes
were Iced at Topeka "Wednesday It Is
the custom TO Ice one car here every
IN the cantaIoupe traffic Wednesday.
Reed Savler fireman IN the boiler room
OF the mill has taken a lay on Of several
days and has gone down on the Waka-
Of his father-iTl-lavv along. Joseph Euler
John Ford. father of R. B. Ford. fore
man OF the lumber yard. Is here visiting
service 4 number Of years ago. but lately
has not been connected with the com
Souri, souri,. - : - '77'-'''---
w L stark. who works IN the black
row tor Guthrie, Ok accom- panied 1y MS
family. Mr. Stark will remain until Tues
DAY, when he viii return 70 ms place
here. His family VIII visit there Tor seY-
eral weeks
John Estzel Of the blacksmith shop is IN
able TO work because of an injury which
he received SATURDAY evening While
turning the corner of Second and Quincy
in a buggy he was thrown TO the pave
which has rendered him unable to work
J. G Wilson. night operator at the d.
vision Offices has gone TO Enp0rIa On
lar on Of 30 days Tt is rumored that
when he returns it viii be with q BRIDE
man at Emporia Junction The vacancy
here caused by his absence Will be sup
piled by E L Witty
G. w CIosson fuel and ice contractor
for the Santa F.es has returned from a
ranch Mr. Closson does not bring 9 Hat
tering report from the locality IN which
haLvIr1gr been more Injurious to farmers
and stockmen than it has been here
J. G. Miller. who has been working as
week. has quit Miller formerly was en-
plOyed in the steel mills at Pueblo Col
He says that those institutions are very
busy now on account OF the heavy de-
mand for the product which they turn
import 800 negroes from Alabama To work
as IaboFers-
Philip .EngstroIn has gone to, work IN
IN Topeka shops. but within the last
three years has been a mach1rlsL II the
Eastern. with headquarters at Chicago
This road is owned entirely BY the IllInols
figured prominently IN the present steel
strike troubles
blacksmith shop, died Friday at his nome
near tFaRego. Cain worked mere L1l~A
last 1at. Wnen he moved Out 10 EyAtd--
vratoTnie county IN the early part Of
the summer ne fell sick and about the
middle of June was brought to Riverside
hospital North Topeka AFTER remaining
here about q month he grew no better
and was taken back home. where ne died
four weeks later He was q native OF
Scotland and was 4 man who had many
friends in the shops here
Boflermaker Alexander 8TcNair was
called home " Wednesday by false alarm
which was especially disturbing until the
facts were learned A telephone message
came to the shops announcing that. his
mother Mrs. Sarah McNar. Of SGT Fill
more street. was seriously Ill. Mrs. Nc
Nair has been unwell for some time and
her son Immediately repaired TO her home
only to find that the report of her serious
condition was all a mistake and that she
was resting about as easily usual he
this morning.