The Topeka state journal., 1902-03-31

west ten days ago to look after matters in
connection with his patent switch lamp,
is home again.
Lewis Jury. who runs. a machine near
the office of A. r. Davis, is happy over
house.
ry Steinberg, leader of the orchestra, will
give dance at Steinberg's hall this ev-
ening.
Fireman Fred Bartel and wife are pre-
pairing to leave in a few days for Calffor-
MIA, where they win spend short time
Jacob Spetter, an apprentice in the boiler
snop. n.oI.. mas been kept away from his place
caused him much pain.
William Lysaght, who formerly worked
in the drill press corner of the machine
weeks, is reported much better.
Mrs. Harry Dustin and Mrs. Harry Nor
Spending Easter season with relatives and
friends In Topeka.
John Eckerman of the day shift in the
the place of Joseph Raab. who has gone
to Hays City on a brief visit.
Henry Brown. an Argentine fireman. was
in town saturday He expected to be ac-
companied his return by his wife, who
has been here for some time.
Four lathes. which until now have had
places near the brass corner, are booked
for removal to positions south of the ma
chine s hop office.
George d. McDin and wife. who have
t6e 9een RaIroagg Rlflng and MRS ToIt Of
to their home in Omaha.
Secretary Prout of the Railroad Y. NJ. c.
gave as an Easter offering to the pa
plants all blossoming.
Miss Lizzie. Cramer, a sister of William
storehouse, LETT Sunday 10 for Portland. D. ORE s,e
She will remain indefinitely
The wife of Frank Gutsch a SPRING
months is slowly recovering and is now
able to sit up for a short time
been doing Work on the sbiey bridge na at
the Missouri river, and is stalking out other
jobs on the Chicago division.
H. L. Hutchinson. stenographer in the
office of General Storekeeper Hilton, has
gone to Hutchinson, having been called
there by the announcement that his wife
William Nelson, q member of the south
shop forGe who laid off most @ Of @ last N, week
here. resumed his place Saturday morn
ing
ma, is better and thought Saturday he
would be able to resume his place this
Engineer William Jones has been in
Osage City several days, taking the run
been in Topeka attending the Masonic
gathering.
Mrs. A. Freidenberg of Kansas City ar
rived Saturday noon to be the guest for
a few days of the family of John Sleter
mill employe living on Davis street.
years, has been enlisted in James Mullens
t9rce 1,iI & OF engine strippers will soon sever
go to the western part of the state to
gage in farming.
John Linn. a teacher, in the Scranton
schools. who often spends his summer va
walton working on the inventory in the
storeho9se nn,el ;n1s he here: was around among his
William Peterson a carpenter working
on freight car doors in the sheds. packed
where spend
indefinite time visiting relatives
Preparations are being made by the San
Ok. Besides having the necessities for
handling the passenger business, there win
lahoma division.
David Mcmillan, who is scheduled to re-
after a term of Service With the UP Frisco r
at springfield, No; is meying his goods
Kansas avenue.
There will be a social and entertainment
week from Monday evening at APO Kan
sas avenue, given by the blacksmiths' un-
ion. This is the first event of the kind
which this organization has given for a
time, although the membership is large.
Operator johnson, who came up from
Saturday suppIving the vacancy Caused bV
the absence of Dispatcher Robert Allison
who has the third cut off trick and who
was off duty.
been detained from work several weeks by
an operation which was performed upon !
held by the health officers because of the |
existence of scarlet fever in his home, is |
on duty again.
George Hazen a son of William Hazen !
Of the blacksmfthing department here, and |
a former -employe of it. has been |
sent to Horton to take the foremanship of |
the blacksmiths at that place. He has |
had similar job with the Rock Island at |
ChickaSha, /. T.
Secretary Prout is preparing to introduce |
the new English game of ping-pong to the |
men who come to the Railroad Y. NJ. c. |
q WI or
lays put in a table for that purpose. 1t |
pr an 9Ra5 one ehe f6 g prove
Mrs Marion Darlow, mother of Thomas |
Darlow. a machinist apprentice, was look
from San Diego, Cal, where she has been |
spending the last IS months in, quest of |
much improved since leaving here.
1t is no snap to work outside during |
such such weather , as prevailed Saturday fore
oers were at their post. In the afternoon |
MAS rf for mGSt of them them to
we're out did not return after dinner.
Here are the names of a force of cabinet |
makers who observed Easter by putting
'ome new cases in at the general offices:
Ernest Riding. Robert Bond, William
7ranzeen Charles Harris. Peter johnson
vas such that it had to be done while the
Jerks were absent.
rs working upstairs, is still in the west |
,rn part of the state endeavoring to regain
asst reports he was better. but it may be
necessary for him to try the climate of
Ssw ief Mexico before he gets complete re-
1t is thought that the loss entafled in the
seaonf Tex S Wednesav 9igbt viii not
S35 600. Four five locomotives |
lew stationary boiler was shipped down
rom Topeka shops to take the place of |
he one ruined by the fire.
Locomotive SIS, the first of the Baldwin