The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-07

O1l uuLy d ddJ VI LtfO 4c1CL WOckAs C<lIkAS III
id. NJ Hamilton. claims attorney, re-
turned today from brief business trip
to Emporia-
Sam Florence a blacksmith who has
been under the weather a week, resumed
work Monday
night shift, taking the place which ]. E.
Larkin formerly held
William Neff, who has been working
extra for Yardmaster Kennedy for several
weeks, has taken his time
Robert Rollo. who has been in the air
been taken out on floor work.
Harry Sullivan, a night hammersmith
Ino mas 6 6 hS yS p Of p ton for re"
has reported for duty after being out a
short time for business reasons.
Joseph Sieben, a machinist who has
been out three or four days because of
business matters. is in his place again.
Charles Wallace, a pipe filter in the wa
ter service, who has been out a week on
account of sickness, is in his place again.
Joseph Phillips, fire builder in the round
house, reported for work Monday morning
sick.
was struck in the mouth one day last
week by a bursting air hose, came in
Monday.
Andrew. Hartwiclz, fireman at the round
house boiler ROOM has taken his place
after lay off of two weeks because of
Fred WOODBURY., who has been in the
east shop, has been moved to the gang
working for Frank Sandmeyer on the bolt
machines.
r. E. jerks. foreman of a gang of ma
chinists in the east erecting shop, was alb
sent Monday. John Frizzeil was in charge
of the force.
Richard and Hazel little son and daugh-
ter of William Hobson of the blacksmith
shop, have returned from visit with rel
atives at E1mont
Engines 795 and 1885, new Baldwin conso1-
idations, arrived here Monday and will be
set The 7q1 which in la week
went out Monday
One of the boys of the south shop who
has 81 By
other members of the gang.
at least of his training in the Big Four
yards at Cincinnati, has been put ON the
list of extra yard men here.
NJ w. Courier helper in the boiler
shop, was struck on the neck Monday by
a sheet of steel and received slight cut.
He was not obliged to go home.
John Barnes a machinist apprentice,
the south shop, Thomas barlow taking
the place which he formerly held
Rev. Edward Fredenhagen, who is sec
rotary of the state society which looks af-
speak at the coach shop this week
Among five men who recently took civil
service examinations IN mechanical draw
Cauley and r. K. Peck of the Santa Fe.
Thomas Hannigan, machinist who
the employ of the Santa Fe for several
months, has quit and expects to go south
January IS will occur the entertainment
give at the Arions. The boys gave an ex-
cellent exhibition at their hall last month.
r. C. Jones has been transferred to the
air brake corner in the machine shop. He
was out today moving from Z16 West Nor
ris street to 1888 North Van Buren, street.
Edward Dustin, who formerly worked
in the boiler shop here but who has been
in the service of the company at Newton,
IS the father OF ten-pound boy, born
Sunday.
Stephen Bauer, head fireman in the mill,
mas been 2, on because OF an injured back.
four days in Kansas City, is filling his
has resigned that position and
will leave shortly for Memphis, Tenn,
where he has a situation with steamship
Newton Jenkins, stenographer to Ed
ward Grafstrom, mechanical engineer, has
resigned. He has been here but short
O.. last fall.
Arthur Van C1eave, head trucker at
the freight house who has been in the
hospital for about month has 50 far
East Sixth avenue.
Barney Bauer, painter in the hand car
shop, who has been confined to his home
with an attack of appendicitis, is better
and expects to be able to resume business
in a. day or two.
chanical force at Newton. Two boiler |
makers and six helpers and two machin- |
SIS ana eight helpers are out or JOBS as |
result of the cut.
Another big sill planer has been ordered |
70 supplant, the new one now in service |
1id one will be removed to the sheds to |
be used at some other time
6a bs Benz Rn 5 26 the bosBts Shne sn9P
With Rt5 typhoid d. fever is preparing to leaye
mother viii accompany my him. e--'e-' 1--'
Joseph Fentiman of the blacksmith shop |
s doing his work again after weeks
de with his eyes and laid off for the puT~
pose of having them treated
In the tin shop the air hammer of A. T.
7arfitt of the. boilermaking department
las been put in service for, use in ham
nering bushings 1t does the work with
General Superintendent Resseguie and
Mrs. Resseguie. accompanied by a party
his H aftern 1ooGr for GiebuTne' Ten They
vent in Mr. Resseguie's private car, 10
George Peoples. who works on air
risit with relatives in and around Guth-
ie, Ok, where he went the day before
Christmas. He is at his post in the sheds.
Frank, son of Machinist Helper John
3echtelheimer, is sick with lung fever at
lue. His condition has been serious for
everal days, but is perhaps slightly i'm
proved now
Joseph DONNIE of the boiler shop was
married to Miss Anna Koeberlein of
North Topeka this morning at st. .Jo-
on of George DONNIE of the blacksmith
ng department.
A. J. Francis, truck workman in the
ar shops, is in his place again after an
xtended lay off on account of his wifes
iclxness. Mrs, Francis was taken to
Atchison for treatment, but at last re-
ort was recovering.
Another string of ten oil tanks has been
rought in to receive heater pipes. AS
Don as they are completed there will still
emain Sc of these cars to be finished. A
arge portion of this number has not yet
cen more than begun.
Max Thymian. transfer tableman at the