The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-05
Quarters at Argentine. has gone to olathe

quarters at Argentine, has gone to Olathe
for brief visit.
has been out since Friday evening, when
he was summoned home by the serious
sickness of his wife.
Word has been received that the long
columns, which are to be the supports of
the riyeting tower in the new machine
shop, have been shipped.
Miss Sarah Backus and mother, relatives
OF Swltehman Backus OF Enpor1a, have
ness of relatives there.
George w. Scott has been assigned to
the captaincy of the Atchison local. Rich
Topeka and Argentine.
Mrs. c. B. Botlxins and daughter, wife
man came up from there today to attend
the Nordica event this evening.
Ernest Wynecoop of the boiler shop;
that had been struck and injured by a
sledge, is doing his work again.
Louis Graegert, blacksmith in the boiler
ternoon by a piece of iron dropping
his head and intiicting a slight wound.
noon and vent to the hospital to have it
removed. No serious injury resulted.
Mrs. J. B. Lallan, the mother of Brake.
man G b. Miles of Argentine, who has
months will soon return to her home.
Operator F. J. Conway of Emporia has
taken short Leave e; OF a6senfe nee from h Ibis his
length.
Locomotive O166 one of the fast mail en-
gines which has been over in the drop
pit for several weeks, has been sent out
and will shortly be pulling the government
train.
Russell Jennings, who has been in the
rived in Topeka to take charge of the
claims desk, under Division Supernten-
General Superintendent Resseguie went
to Newton Tuesday morning in his private
TinfpndRnf eastern grand DIVISION.
accompanied him.
E. c. Hubbell, formerly a carpenter in
has taken job as pumper for the com
pany at Neosho Rapids and has moved his
family to that place
The wife of Frank Gutsch. a spring
maker + was was able to sit up Tuesday for or
a fair way to recovery. She is at the fam
lily home, 21S North Lake street.
William Parker. car repairerr who has
been the idle list for nearly six months
because of an attack of typhoid fever,
was around the sheds Tuesday and says
he will be ready for duty presently.
maker kr Tuesday He is father Of Ira Hen
~. who has recently ret, returned nee. from New lew
been following his trade at Albuquerque.
Mrs. F. G. Boltz of Galesburg, H.. is
Arthur and William Doyle, Of the shops.
Her husband was formerly on the pay roll
here, but is working at the maehin-
lists trade for a contract firm at that
place.
1t will consume about so days for the job
of weighing the mails along the Santa Fe
to be concluded The stuff is gone over
once by the Santa Fe.s men and after
the representatives of the postoffice de-
partment.
C. N. Hunt, the evangelist, will speak
Tracy. Who is leading the chorus during
the revival at the First Presbyterian
church. Will sing.
]. B. Davidson. a brass molder Eho
look after business affairs, has returned.
He was unable to work for several weeks
before going east and will still be out for
a while, but his condition is improved.
L. G. Pea body, who has been at Provi-
dence. r. l., for several months inspecting
pound locomotives, has returned to Topeka
and the engines have been sent to the
Itshas been decided by the religious work
committee of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
will be in conjunction with that of the
city association and to be addressed by
Evangelist Hunt, probably at the Audi
forum.
Elmer Barnett. a trucker in the store
house. had his left foot caught and badly
of the building Tuesday morning. He was
removed to the hospital and it is believed
to be around again in few days
Rudolph Osman. brother of Gus Os-
to work in that department. Tuesday
morning Oscar Espelin, who has served
a years time there. was turned over to
the machine shop proper and was assigned
to the big lathe near the office. Laurence
Bell takes his place on the fox lathe and
Osman fills the place made vacant by
Bells advancement.
Tonight at 11:10 a special train will leave
the Santa Fe depot, carrying those who
may have come up from ottawa. Baldwin
and Lawrence to hear Nine. Noriica.
Plans have been made for handling about
four cars and the train will reach ottawa |
about 10 a. There will be no special
up from that part of the line because the
regular train furnishes close connections
for those coming west.
When the membership committee of the