The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-18

room Of the. roundhouse. has been out a
short time sick.
Fred ogden, coach trimmer, has been
account of Sickness
f. P. Macleod, tourist conductor, left
Sunday evening for Macon. Mo-. on bust
ness for the company.
Arthur Stewart has been put on as a
thread cutter in the wheel shop. He has
been farming at Hoyt-
Oscar Meyer and Louis Renker are off
this week for the purpose of attending the
Sons of Herman meeting
The little son of s. Kelly of the black
smith shop is slightly better after a long
siege of catarrhal and stomach trouble.
IT T. 1. King. passenger and ticket agent
Tor the Santa Fe here. left Sunday for
Holly. Col, where he will be for day or
trucks. has taken a lay off of a few days
and has gone out west to visit for few
days.
Trainmaster Robins. spent Saturday night
and part of Sunday visiting relatives at
Robert Nightingale, Claude shumate
ana Abner Bland, all of the roundhouse
of Red Men
A new automatic switch stand has been
received from the Cornell Machine com
pany of Chicago and will be tested in the
yards here
The wife of Charles Ackley of the car
husband has been obliged to lay off for
day or two
j.
Weir of the brass foundry, has gone to
Chicago to spend the time between now
the bolt machine in the blacksmith shop
is in operation again 1t was being given
a few light repirs.
Leo Kaiser, who has been working in
the blacksmith shop as helper since
Capital Iron Works
G. w Hamilton a timer in Gouldings
gang, went home the other day with
showed for work
Saturday the, wrecker was, called to
Zarah a small station the cutoff,
where three cars went down embank-
ment Thursday evening.
L. f. Wilson, a clerk in the office of the
superintendent of transportation, has been
enjoying a visit from his wife's mother.
Mrs. Trewe of St Joseph, Mo.
The wife of John Bechtelheimer of the
machine shop has arrived from Sabetha-
Children will five at 52s western s ave avenue.
N. f. Nightingale. who formerly worked
in the shops, but who for several months
the last week he has taken a turn for the
worse.
Sunday morning a large number of To
City. to attend the funeral of Fireman
Fred Slusser. which was held there at II
Sunday forenoon the switch shanty near
Second street received its semi-tnnual
Scrubbing. The job is to be credited to
end crew.
o
sick with typhoid pneumonia at 322 Locust
street Mrs. Russell is a daughter of
shops.
Boilermaker Clarence Maze has been
BILE. He has been bothered with it for
some time. but not until now has he been
obliged to lay off.
Samuel Feldner and John Carer
force They We're II formerly i in this de-
the past two months.
The family of Engineer Cunningham,
division, is living out near Meriden.
Mr.. Cunningham's headquarters were for
merly at Argentine.
the place Of john austin. Wiz who has A BEEN
attack of rheumatism.
Conductor Dan Shaffer, who was in
when the collision with the Missouri Pa
cific occurred, reported this morning after
lay off since that time
Clarence Coleman, who works at the
Railroad Y. M, G: A, has been sick for
SsESiaI uays a. ms h9Iiie' Corner OF Ssc-
supplied by j W. Bivens.
t. E. Cooper has moved in from Oska-
loosa and now has his residence at $50
Monroe street, where he will remain dur
ng the winter He is boi fatheP Of Ezra and
Thirty-five miners passed through here
on their way from rom Latrobe Pa. to Ration.
ment. Thev We're ali Germans ms and had
never been this far west before
In order that the new Vauclain COM
pound passenger engines might be ready
to go out of the roundhouse Saturday,
large number of machinistS and helpers
were on duty all the previous night.
1t will not be long before the new pat
tern shop will be incIosed. Workmen
have begun putting in the windows and
it is expected that by December 1 the
building will be ready for occupancy.
William King, engineer at the pump
house. who left last week for visit in
Enid. Ok, was accompanied by his wife
and daughter. The wife and daughter will
remain there for several weeks the guests
of relatives
William Wilson. clerk to Roundhouse