The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-12
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Seventh Day Adventist church, will speak
Sunday afternoon at the gospel meeting
at the Railroad Y. NJ c. A.
Machinist Charles Wheeler of the south
shop, who does the steam chest work, has
had his jurisdiction extended from two to
tree pits in that department.
Frank Pribble, a coach painter. is pre-
pairing to move to the Short place on
Highland avenue, East Hill. He is now
residing at 1928 Central avenue.
George Rode Of the boilermaking depart
ment visited the hospital Friday afternoon
in the interests of a finger which he mash
ed by dropping block on it.
General Manager Nudge went out on
special train early Friday morning, occu-
plying car pa bound for Pittsburg. Con-
ductor Withrow was in charge.
George Hartwick who enrolled about
ten days ago As a blacksmith helper, took
drew Hartwick of the water service.
David Miller Of the blacksmith shop, who
mas bseR to omaha l Nep: on a vacation
take up his work Monday morning.
Michael Schoenfeldt, a scrubber in the
paint shop, quit Friday. He has been sick
lots of the time lately and decided the
best way was to end it by turning in his
block
for the Santa F'e shop plant at Topeka,
has returned from Needles Cal. where he
company.
william Barbee. a south shop helper
was arranged before moot court Friday
noon on the pretended charge of grand
larceny. The case viii probably be ap-
pealed.
W. c. Murphy. formerly a clerk in the
! office of Master Mechanic Mitchell of Cha
mute. has assumed similar position with
W 5. Grandy, division master mechanic
at Newton
Edward Bailey. a night coach cleaner.
who slipped while working in the ice house
here several nights ago and received an in
jury which kept him off duty a short time,
is working again.
Water service men are putting in the
timber foundation for the anvil block in
the new blacksmith shop. The new wreck
! ing derrick is being pressed into service for
lifting the stuff
Jerome Navarro, who used to knock fires
here. but who has been working in the
roundhouse at Argentine for two years.
was around shaking hands with former
acquaintance Friday.
Frank Sandmeyer. in charge of the bolt
machines of the machine shop, has lost
three days of this week and it was. said
Friday that he was threatened with
siege of typhoid fever.
The Santa F'e has put one of the hand
some new Pullman chair cars on the Atch-
ison5st Joe train IN place Of smaller
t coach. which has been transferred to ser
vice on the Leavenworth branch
Thomas Leonard a sheds laborer, laid
off today and went to St Marys, where
he Will meet his wife in time to return to
Topeka Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard
has been visiting there five weeks.
Reports from the work on the foundation
of the new in freight depot of the Santa
advanced. 1t will be some time before
/ construction of the building proper can be-
begun.
Fires which have been kept going in the
since last fail. have been banked during
the daytime, and the day fireman has re-
turned to his former place in the water
service gang
Roy J. Putnam, clerk in the office of
Machine Shop Foreman Miller. laid off to-
day to go to Kansas City and meet his