The Topeka state journal., 1902-02-13

over the arrival of baby girl at his house
the other day.
has been out ten days on account of sick
ness, IS at work
Trains now moving over the Santa Fe
carrying citrus fruits exclusively contain
as high as 40 cars.
Charles Naylor. invoice clerk in the
on account of illness.
Edward Coleman. packer in the store
department, took order on the doctor
Wednesday afternoon
Lewis SpendIove took his place in the
tank room this morning after a rest of
week and three days.
Robert Porter, a Newton railroad man,
has been in Topeka a few days attending
to some lodge matters.
The wife of Frank Gutsch a spring
maker who was operated upon a few
weeks ago. is improving.
Casper Gettig, a heater in the black
smith shop, went home sick Tuesday night
but is in his place again.
Eli Isaaes. scrap iron worker, did not
show UP for work Wednesday because he
believed he had the mumos.
George E. Ward. who is inspecting
that place after short visit here
Charles Taylor day fireman in the mill.
is handling the shovel after being out
with game hand for a short time
Maurice Todd of the scrap yards report
ed for work "Wednesday morning after
losing several days because of sickness
Mrs Clara Coddington. mother of Con-
ductor Clint Coddington, has gone to
Kansas City to visit her two daughters.
Joseph Cofran. assistant foreman of the
water service. resumed his duties We'd
nesday after an engagement with the grip.
Thomas Robinson of NortonvilIe was at
the shops "Wednesday visiting his brother
Frank. foreman of the maehinist helpers.
c. r. Kinsey. division storekeeper at
Newton has planned to take a trip to
Albuquerque the latter part of this week
Freight business along this part of the
Santa Fe is good. many of the through
tions frequently.
John Wood of the sheds has been enter
tanning for few days Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Cook of Silver Lake. who are on their
way east
John Irwin. a car repirer, who has been
mated his service with the company on
Wednesday.
Frank Neavin. a member of the air
brake force. has resumed his place after
being called home Tuesday by the illness
of his child.
John Dawson. Sam Bunkumb and A.
Rucker have entered the Santa Fe ser
vice as train porters between Kansas
Wednesday the. tank gang. was putting
on the ladder and other finishing parts OF
ing on here for several weeks
Clarence NJ. Shea is handling the men
in the bolt corner Of the maehine shop
who has been sick most of the week.
Saturday evening will occur the dance
which the Sons of Herman win give one
also holdtan entertainment at the hail.
Blacksmith Charles Kaiser. who has
that account has been unable to be at his
place. able to come in this morning.
Charles Dale. who has served six
months apprenticeship in the boiler shop.
took his time "Wednesday and viii at once
enter the passenger offices of the COM
pany.
Locomotives seq. SO. s11 and s12 arrived
"Wednesday morning from the Baldwin
works at Philadelphia and are being set
up here. They are compounds. the same
as those which arrived last week.
Roscoe c. Jones' who for several weeks
has been working at bench in the air
brake corner of the machine shop has
been transferred to the erecting gang
under Z. f. jerks in the east wing.
Nine linemen have been busy several
days stringing- wire for the Santa Fe from
Strong City TO Emporia- When it is I'M