The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-22
ABOUT RAI1RoAD PEOPLE.
y NJ Chase Is a new machInIst-
RIaclzsraEtt f-ElarIas Ealssr Is slelz

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Blacksmith Charles Kaiser is sick
sick
george Hutchinson Of the coach shop i
laying on
James skaggs Of the blacksmith shop
tool room has been sick
BoiIarruaker Thomas Bra1nard laid on
Wednesday afternoon
Dan Lane, coach painter, IS laying of
on account OF sickness.
Blacksmith John Romerman has re-
turned TO his place after q short illness
Engine 1882. which has been in for gen
eraI overhauIing. has been turned out
Fireman Elmer Conway has gone 10
Emp0rIa for a visit OF two or three days.
been laying on since Tuesday evening He
returned from a visit Of several weeks IN
Pennsylvania
Harry Edwards Of the east shop has
reported for duty after an illness lasting
several days
Thomas Nichols. engineer at the general
effices. has returned from q TWO weeks
Arthur Wrnmot. Charles wallace and
William Hickox are new pipe-itters in
switchman Mark zyIthers has returned
from EEnporia, where he has been visiting
for nearly a. week
Ing a visit from Joseph and Miss Lulie
DEuppS Of Pueblo, Col
Fireman. EversoIe, who has been run
EsTrporia- has resigned
The wife of clifford Baird Of the south
shop has been sick for several days. but
Is now SLOWLY recovering
Samuel Craner. who holds down the
ana unable to attend 70 his work
z E Crouch. who works in the hand
car shop. IS moving from Sardou avenue
and Poplar street TO III Green street
Arthur Doyle a boiIermaker in the
blacksmith shop. has gone to Chicago.
His wife and sister-in-Ia.w accompanied
him
jerks gang has completed the repairs
on Pecos Valley engine No II and Il -
now ready for a preliminary trip over the
Louis A. Beardsley. a machfnist appren-
uce- has gone to New York 70 attenq the
bedside on his sick mother He VIII be
on a month
Abner Bland of the roundhouse force
has been al Lake View for the last two
ness Of relative
John Davis who. until a few months ago
ing. has gone to work again in the water
service department.
p. r. Symmes. Fourth street hagnan
who has been sick for number Of days,
IS on the mend and VIII probably be able
to take his place again IN a short time.
James Mcclure, an east shop apprentice
who was obliged to lay Off d week ago on
account Of what was thought to De ap-
pendicitiS. returned TO work Wednesday,
William Lysa ght. the day 0iIer common
~, fT5e man who stole from Fais
Joseph Horribly. 2 store house clerk who
has been laying of for ten days. IS a his
desk again. he has been putting in the
time fixing mp his property on Hancock
street.
Daniel Stone Of the store house has
bruised foot as a result Of a heavy sheet
OF iron falling on It while he was at work
Wednesday. The injury IS not considered
serious
About 20 Of the new tank cars have
been completed and are ready for service
A test Of the capacity was made Wednes-
day and the number Of gallons was ap-
pxfxfn1ateIy 3 500
Claude Maze, who formerly worked in
the boiler shop. but who has been doing
carpenter work around town for some
time past. has been put on in the shops
again as helper
The wife OF E G. aTeC1lntic. a machin-
ist who was given q job IN the shops last
week. has arrived from western Kansas
and Mr.. and Mrs. McCIinttc are now Iiv-
ing at 81 Kansas avenue
Harry CIeary formerly Of the water ser
vice. but who quit few weeks ago and
went to Kansas City has returned to To-
peka- He expects to sc west soon and
follow his trade that OF nth0gTA pher-
The Sixth street shops are getting out
some bridge umbers- Andrew Hartvtck