The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-23

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spend several weeks visiting q brother
Clayton Dutton of the boiler shop. who
/ had to lay or one day last week on &C
count OF an injured hand. is on duty
VIM. Pettitt. eagle-eye on the air motor
at the scrap heap. has returned TO his en-
CINE after a short absence caused by
L. 5. Davis of the coach shop trimmers
reported for work bright and early Mon
day morning Davis has been on for sew
era1 days
Roy Neugebauer. hammerboy on No. 4
was compelled TO go home Monday fore
while at work
Mrs Virginia Maze, mother OF Boiler
makers Clarence and William Maze. is re-
{ ported better Mrs Maze has been in a
serious condition for some time
Delmar Paddison of the blacksmith shop
1 came to work Monday, but was not able
to remain at work all day because of a
sore hand which continually bothered
Robert Barnett. the timer who cut his
lett hand severely one day last week
almost entirely recovered from the effects
OF the injury
George Atkinson. engineer at the mill.
usual custom. he is simply taking a rest
and Is neither sick nor going TO the In
Engineer George Lusl IS getting ready
to go east for a visit of two months on
his summer vacation IN Boston and other
cities Of the east
V. Patrosso of Seligman. Ariz. Is acting
manager Of the local Harvey eating
house. H H Pitkin, the regular manager,
i suffering from maIaria1 fever at the
Conductor Richard Wilson was over
from LeavenWOrth Monday. Wilson has
day branch for several DAYS. taxing the
place OF John Hurdle
Mrs. George Gibbons. a sister-in-laW Of
George Geberick- foreman of the air
bra Ike department in the Sheds is here
from the Indian Territory and lately I'M
oerwent an operation at Srormont hos
pital-
The gang OF painters which put two
coats OF paint on the new blacksmith
shop frame and which lately has been
working on a water tank at Usage City,
is in Topeka and IS painting the Second
street viaduct-
Henry MCGOWAN for more than two
years night foreman at the roundhouse.
switch engine which the Santa Fe is to
put on at Leavenworth- He left for that
place this morning
Frank Israel of the south shop has been
laying or since THURSDAY According to
reports he is building a barn Is by % feet.
a thorough drainage system and the most
modern improvements
Several residences are being moved from
the site OF the new shops. near Seward
avenue and Branner street The houses
are going TO various parts Of town but
lots somewhere IN that locality not 1a4
from where they first stood
Peter Marks of the car machine shop IS
or duty because OF strained BAGS
While in swimming a few days ago Marks
below. and IN the plunge ne came 50 near
being overbalanced that his back was
since
r ID. Kenne. first vice president. passed
through Topeka Monday evening in spe-
east from Arizona and California where
he has been for Two or three weeks look
with the legal department OF the road
An order has been given out that the
new Santa Fe design IS TO be painted on
The trademark consists OF a Greek cross
IN a white circular field, the words Sam
The trademark heretofore has been
black square with the words Santa Fe
Route" enclosed within It
Bert Stewart OF the boiler shop is laying
off again Several weeks ago a piece of
laid OF and had, as he supposed the for
eign substance removed Since then,
we'll and Saturday after an examination,
another peice OF steel was taken out
However. Stewart may be on a good
while yet
Ebenezer Stephens has returned from
E Reno, where ne was detained aPout
three days longer than was intended The
DELAY in stephens return was. occasioned
and several DAYS passed before he could
find it again When he returned his rel
atives and friends here had begun to be
solicitous for his welfare
The shop men who are interested in Sc
curing hay at cheaper rate than IS pos
sisle By purchasing from local retail deal
ers held their second meeting in the coach
shop Monday noon steps were taken to
secure an agent who is to transact the
business of the association. and adj
dition Of four members TO the general
committee was made
Those reported last as going to FL Reno
are William Rollins. John BrOSimer. NIL
lard Stitt- Louis Roehrig. William and
Clarence Maze. Thomas Brennan. boiler
makers James Mooney. coach shop car
Denter: Z. L Collins. clerk IN the division
Offices William MOrrissex- roadmaSter on
the eastern division: P. E SayreS fore
man Of bridges and buildings James Rob- 4
erts of the water service, and IT. 5. CAT
ferty. roadmaster on the eastern division.