The Topeka state journal., 1902-06-24

had the foremanship OF the scrap iron
men in the mechanical department, until
a few weeks ago.
Charles Killian injured one hand 50
severely while on duty Monday that he
was obliged to lay off
Two former subjects of the ezar Of all
the Russias got busy IN the lumber
yard Monday morning but By noon they
decided that there was better job wait
ing for them in Denver 50 left for that
place In short order. They arrived in
Topeka only last Friday, coming by way
Of Galveston. Tex
Frank Bieland, who has been d mem
Der Of 6ieman's wheel gang around the
machine shop, has been transferred TO
A1ullen's stripping force.
Mathew Stewart, a machinist who has
been with the company in these shops
several years. withdrew Monday. He has
been on the night shift much lately.
c. w. TAFT has taken the general fore
manship of the Cleburne shops of the
Gulf Colorado and Santa E'e. succeeding
Fred l. Carson, who was promoted to
division master mechanic.
R. J. Putnam. clerk in the machine
shop office who has been sick with ma
larial fever more than a week was
enough better Monday to be able to sit
up. He will not resume his duties under
two weeks
Two Of the special apprentices which
are to enter the Santa Fe shops this
summer have already arrived and received
their assignm ents. F. Davis, who lives
at Indianapolis, Ind and who has been
a student at Purdue university, Lafayette.
that state viii work in Topeka. and a
institution, has gone to Fort Madison Ia,
to begin his duties. Others will arrive
presently
Locomotive 622, which while pulling the
west bound flyer near Florence
q week age eIas4ea INTO Irelgn9 fTli!
and arrived at the Topeka roundhouse
Monday.
August Meyer, a timer helper, is home
from a brief visit in Kansas City. His
family. which accompanied him Will
main some time longer
Afarn1ers of +ba machine sbo1, base han
team which vas aefeafed in the game
1,5cris 5a[- 80. fI,eS viii 4eia[+ again Vii h
The boiIerrnalIers within the next month
one of fhe strong s1lnnorters Of the boil
er shon nine vas F3erf Niehols who save
much Of ais time % getting the team IA
shape for the contest at Atchison. And
after the game Mrs. Nichols did the boys
4 kind little turn bv pinniny On the coat
OF each bouquet q pansles ana sweet
peas, sfoWn v9 a IIle ne rSlchols en- :, nome. ne 80
dry, who has lost several days, IS Sill
sick and unable TO pc on duty.
william Lewis. who used to have a job
been with the Gulf lines at Cleburne, Tex.
is in Topeka for time. 1t is said that he
has quit Cleburne-
D. Alexander. a member of the commit
tee on arrang gements for the shop picnic.
who has been out several days looking af-
ter matters in that connection, has return
ed to his fire regularly
Blacksmith c. A. Kaiser is home from q
short visit with Kansas City relatives.
p ryonodof foreman, Of the bla olrs,,1iel, 7,
steI, +af2 m bic l,53reier, here a,5ain Mon
da1 fN ~ yae eel tol af the 5sllIf ines
af the santa Re The nrinciDal points
g-bief he [-isita7 were f,l5I3llr,7e and cal
weston.
George T7e4,slxx- a cabinet maker Is Ax-
ing for a trip to St Louis this week and
with the news OF his leaving is the addi-
tfonal hint that he has matrimonial de-
signs, and that after the wedding IN St.
returning to Topeka within the next two
or three weeks
detained from his work several days by ar
attack of stomach trouble
II N x1roas7 !, soe,l, tr,,olr ra7,afrar x.-tr
has lbee,, at home several eavs Is IN dIlfS
once more
Amos Newcomer. foreman of outsid,
work IN eoaches Is at his desk aeain a aftsl
| beina 93rey-entsd from V5orlzins an accom-
Of a touch Of maIarial fever.
r. Rhodes a car man who went +,
;+ = =as9 "a - tlit % - ,sil.1 g. ~ ~ 7 ~
u-ee ba.-ino b15il+ came an any Non5a :
! ,,,arrinar 80
vx-44f+ 4.-s,.. . 4 :,
I " llilaIu W 0odDurn, cOacn carpenter, Is
TO nus LQrlaer nome IA New onh Aol d ~
ana returned 70 MS pldce oiny d su0i
uine ago
! George Denand, a iaborer n the cQacl
! shop, is in Salina for a few days lool1ini
after property interests. lie IS accom-
panied by his two children
/ SHOP picnic committeeman have dlsfin
/ glnshed themselXes by their courtesy, Dt1
the climax Of gallantry "as reached SatqE
snop VINO, wl5houI a. a murmgr, @ ny t9ok mt
aS li q paos WlioA liz Qlie ~ % eiiF NJ a 4
sts l I}l5,t lll9es 80, iii1 - CO 20 W."
rs4-a,.,-s 60. ~. ,.,-o ,.o-,o.,.av
s.; ~ - s p essl at 4, Il 5 al / ee ~ - Ne i 81
= q ms poSe d sei "a iils on a'ods 2 "eeA
SWltchman John Crawford IS of duty
/ snort time entertaining a brother VINO
mere from Denver. @ 1ol'
lIisIfuction car SssVo was az lne shop
| Monday ana VIII pc mere two or thre
qys 4o Inst tnstr4ftoF fe i hs I9rRgT o leetqrR r.
t5+ lis ,t - ~ Siie7e .s7 bl., m ~ ~
| ing kept by those Who attend. and hi
4 win be used bv the officials in future ref
| erences t. the records Of the men. ]
large number have visited it already.
| p5+ f,,7z. I,s,,,,,,s1.l,,77 i, fba l1o.1r
smith s5on drew his tiine Monday An,
IS preparing to leave soon for the north
| about year
The wife of William Gordon. an employ
ebo reeeisd bl,45 "a from, 1ng 81 u
line explosion Monday. Il is stated tina
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