The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-14

a meeting of the Oklahoma conference
committee, has returned.
Boilermaker Thomas Kennedy is out for
an operation on one eye which has been
troubling him for some time. He is at his
home cast of the cemetery.
Frank Gibler a night Zimmerman in the
blacksmith shop, who has been out awhile
on account of sickness, will be able to re-
sumo his place Sunday evening.
1t is stated definitely that nothing will
be done at the new, gravity coal chute
masons can put in the foundation.
E. H. Berry, assistant chief chemist, has
returned from Kansas City, where he at
branch of the American Chemical society.
E J. Brown had charge of the carpen-
been attending the Triple Tie gathering
here. tNr
Emil Quednow of the water service who
has been substituting at the general Office
James Harrup, has returned to his place
This evening at the Railroad Y. NJ c.
A. the entertainment viii be given by
music it has been strikingly advertised
George r. Henderson, superintendent of
motive power, has returned from Chicago,
where he has been nearly a week. w:
A. .Nettleton. assistant superintendent of
for several days, also returned.
Word has been received from Henry
water service but who quit a few weeks
ago to follow. his old trade, of lithograph--
San Antonio, Tex. Cleary's family is still
in Tooeka.
been unable to be at his key for a short
time because of sickness. Edward Mod
Crawford is handling the day trick while
Modlin is away from it.
Henry w. Jamison. blacksmith helper.
has been out for recovery few days from ON
aad 1he helpn carry on tn
red hot iron from the furnace to the ma
striking his back against one of the sides
of it.
was Frustrated while at his bench Thurs
day morning received slight injuries about
the face as a result of the fall to the floor.
the shops. but his condition was such
to warrant the doctor being called.
John O'Donnen, fireman who beongs
on the Cottonwood division, but who runs
between Newton and Arkansas City, is in
the hospital here for recovery from an ac-
cident which resulted in one of his ankles
being injured while he was trying to get
cars al Winfield several weeks ago.
When the delegates of the Shawnee
county A O. Z. ". go to Fort Scott to the
| be accompanied by the quartet from Irwin
lodge 260, the, members of which are as
Mcneil and VI. E Powell This organi-
cation has a strong membership among
Y The Nv wife ftsu Of 'e B. sayler, former en-
ploye of the planning mill. who left, a few
the foremanship of the woodworlsers of
the Missouri Pacific, was, given a farewell
the family at the home in Oakland a few
DAYS ago Mrs. Sayler expects to join her
While one Of the big steel columns for
the new machine shop was being lowered
workman. had his left foot caught under
it and so badly. bruised that he was com
! PEELED tho knock off work. The injury was
! just back of the toes and may keep him
off duty several days.
ployed in the boilermaking department as
a helper for the last. four months, has
| Ell Reno. Ok, where he has job of brak-
| ing on the Missouri Pacific. Shumate has
| time fired on the Santa Fe. He is broth
er of Claude Shumate of the roundhouse
| David Mcmillan, a former boilermaker in
| the shops here. but who while working in
| Louis, Mo-. was struck in the eve by a
I piece of flying metal which threatened to
has resumed his place at Springfield. Re.
| ports say that he is able to see a little
| out of the ore which was injured and it is
supposed that the other is unimpaired
| Wednesday night at Fort Madison. Ia.
train No. was lad out a short time on .n
was pulling into the yards at a switch
two coaches that were following the en-
! CINE climbed rail and started off on an
! other track A chair car crashed into an
/ wise slightly injuring it. No one hurt.
j. N Greene. clerk in the office of Fuel
and Ice. Contractor Slosson. has returned
! to his place from a trip over the lines of
! the Santa Fe as far west as La Junta.
| In that part of the country this week
| stored, the harvest having lasted already
ANA fne eene s BENG that
little snow lay on the ground west OF
| Secretary T. e. Prout of the Railroad
| Y. NJ. c. A. was in Kansas City Thurs
day arranging for the conference which