The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-30
ABoUrRAILRoAD PEOPLE

Fireman Grusenmeyer has reported for
duty.
Harry ConweII. a wiper. was sick Sat
Pat AIonitt. q blacksmith helper. laid of
Saturday
Engineer Higgins has reported for duty
after a short lay of
G. W Belts of the blacksmith shop has
been. sick since Saturday.
Thomas Checksheld, a hammersmith on
No ? sick Saturday
Thomas AIcHugh of the storehouse is on
duty after a brief lay OF
The male chorus of the Railroad =. n.
G. A. will meet this evening
Robert Furman, a machine hand in
Schlegels gang, quit Saturday
Bert Sanderson of the boiler shop has
been out for a few days resting.
Lee Paddock.a draughtsman in the mill
has gone to Denver on an outing.
George Thompson Of the boiler shop is
unable to work because Of sickness
Engineer Amos Beeler took out the S.
on trial trip Saturday afternoon.
7. 4. Nerlin has gone to Argentine to
relieve Conductor George on train las
Ira Hassad Of the roundhouse went to
Lawrence Saturday to spend Sunday with
q friend.
c. W. Kouns. superintendent OF trans
portatinn, left Sunday for trip to FL
John stirl1hl of the wheel shop Is In his
three days.
Switehman Ben Williams has been or
duty for a day or two on account Of 4
lame back
Ralph Mcneil. machinist apprentice
in the brass corner, has been sick and IN
able TO work
Samuel Cramer. who looks after the
brass corner OF the storehouses was or
duty Wednesday.
Harry Stephens. stenographer to Super
intendent OF Machinery Player, spent Sun
day IN Kansas City
The wife Of Fireman John HeIvie is en-
Toying a visit from her sister Miss Josie
4ounsquist of Newton.
-, Coneuetor shaffer was up from Usage
Tor WaShout boiler
John Lesser Of the boiler shop is unable
attack OF typhoid fever
Newton Jenkins stenographer to Me-
chauical Engineer Grafstrom was IN
Kansas City over Sunday
Albert Dehand, a paint burner in the
DAYS IS stlH unable to pc at work
Engine s97 eighth Of the series Of big
day evening and Sunday went out on trial
The wife Of Boilermaker WIN. Reddy
viii return this week from Rock Island,
time
Michael Malvihin who works for Cal
the shops Saturday after a short spell of
Charles R Billings of the. machine shop
caught piece Of steel in his eve Sa tur-
day and had to knock on work and 20
TO the hospital
A. C Brit. a carpenter in the sheds has
been feeling too badly to work for several
days He is not belfast, but has been
unweH for some time.
Engineer Chris ATcGinnis has E c.
Wepb's turn IN the pool. the latter having
taken the coal train between Topeka and
the Usage county mines
Louis Roehrig. father Of Fred Roehrig
Of the tin shop, has moved from 1888 n.
field park on the northeast
Napoleon Tulip. who flies saws in the
Planing mill Is IN the hospital a suner.er
coach shop IS doing his work
r.. H stockton has been running on
trains and for several days. Ia king the
place Of Conductor Sargent. who mas been
attending a trial in Kansas City.
Frank Thompson. a machinist. has been
transferred to the rOundhOuse- He has
been working there for some time while
Grand Island engine IL was under repair
William Barbee. q helper in the south
shop, IS still suffering from the effects Of
dropping 3 throttle on one finger II IS
believed that the end Of the bone was
fractured
Secretary Prout Of the Railroad " M.
G. - occupied the pulpit At the Third