The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-30


r. H Lain, on Adams street. and her
sister: Mrs R. E. Massey. of East Fourth
David Stitt. who formerly was employed
Tor a long time in the car shops, but who
a boilermaker.
Paul Pease of the blacksmithing depart
b Mil report e Pb,, fer duty u Jan t 7 +,1 ], He IIs,t has
his grandfather.
A. c. Ford. air brake inspector for the
Missouri Pacific between Kansas City and
Sedalia, Mo-, is here for a brief visit
with his brother. Richard Ford, a south
shop machinist-
w eTlsdhm fon the q; s. SAINTS KsaT Fe h wno borm wbg
n nov Rd Is With 18th 5 the T Beck 1n Island' . toos a party Ey
yards the other day.
William .Cremer, an apprentice in the
T eo aialf nhfEl a has gS New to Ya RanS W3fb c1 bIz
brother. Charles. who is in the employ of
the Union Pacific at that place
suffered from an acetylene gas expio-
sion out west, has been brought in. Many
one end, the effects Of the fash are plain
ly visible.
Irwin lodge 2eo A o: U. w. viii give
new quarters, 74 and 706 Kansas avenue.
p PhG ha aIpg at f fhs pp f@ff1Hsax ooenpreo Of te sir +;
and Quincy streets.
Hugh Casey, a helper in the ash pan
1OoAAAs Nd-' I III LII In 1lOdll1 ny d PlIlNAA
bar. which slipped while he was working
with it He was not Obliged to lay off.
but his lips were badly bruised.
Engineer c. McGinnis and Fireman L.
A BoWman took engine SO west with an
in Argentine shops for a few days and
will go into service out of Emporia-
vs cIaren es,e Paddock % M,s who v; GhFlstm psne eve
baker. living eight miles north of town,
left Saturday f. ,I s~;5Prihg5eld Mo- &C,
empfoye of the Frisco at tina place.
w. S. Snyder and Edward Boyer. day
big belt in the machin shop. Some Of the
laces had begun giving way and in order
in time. = 10y '0oA = A'''
Elmer King, a machinist apprentice.
has returned from Enid, Ok. and report
there for two weeks. visiting an uncle.
Lemley. came home with him
house. will lose one and possibly three
result Of a spring dropping on that mem
Der SATURDAY; He went to the hospital,
the shops on a crutch-
Fireman r. H Lain, who runs on the
juretd hand. While getting off his engine
the other morning with the oil cans he
z MeiPPSa on and the fe EFT t ha9S. It IS his pro ShSIe
that he will be off for a week.
cb Mdlli shop G Snd M fgrep pan 6 Sf the eJ PAINT at me- fhe
Chicago division painting tanks and other
grocery I1r9ed gia alq n1sce the fn ri t5a s OF Waby sra has RE re
force of which he has had charge will not
go out again during the winter.
l.. S. MesSick, manager of the telegraph
office at division headquarters here, has
gone to West Plains, Mo-, on a visit of a
plying during his absence. Olinger was in
the hospital here until recently and was
released only in time to take this job.
James Dunn. a. carpenter in the handcar
shop, went home sick Saturday morning.
with what is said TO have been vertigo
but remained in his place throughout the
n morn ane M Ne g aeVs worse 20 ee'f ho%we saaar aadd
before noon went home
Miss Eta. Circuit, daughter of H s.
here, will be married on Thursday evening,
January o., to Mr. Joseph, F. Bowyer
church in that city. Her father has been
in the employ Of the company at that
E. H. Powell. boss of the wiping force,
has returned from Saltwater, Ok. where
death Of his brother. K. T. af Pow Dg q Of
thai place. The brother has been sick
ton for about two years. He had fre-
quently visited relatives in Topeka
nd5 amm &c npioag sang tb began aans, the he pre- Prel nnL
machine shop Saturday. An extra switch
f pan sb wa9 put an on F II enaIge w Of W Eng5ns ser
fhs hTidgt the S,, aRPaEatq Tb and s equipment pm 1naS Of
of material here that will be put on the
ground which formerly was North Klein
street. After that the force will go east
for a few days before placing any of the
framework
A. w. Smith, a machinist in the south
shop. has received word from Ben john
son, who recently resigned the position
of engineer of tests for the Santa. Fe to
become superintendent of machinery for |
the Mexican Central Mr. johnson APP
pears to be pleased on the whole with his
place. From his letter it is evident that
a great many Americans are employed in
that department of the road over which
he has jurisdiction, and it would seem
that the wages paid are very fair in COM
parison with those of this country. Mrs.
Johnson has just returned to Topeka after |
a short visit with her husband there and |
it is thought that before long the family |
will go to the city to remain