The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-22
Re check. being in the service at Ration.

Ee check, being in the service at Ration.
Fl. T. Herr master mechanic Of the
Chicag division, has returned TO his head
quarters in Fort Madison Ia, after a
DR. Henry SehwalIn, one Of the Oldest
machinists IN the shops, has been giving
his attention for day or two to repairs
on the rod planer.
William Langley Of the spring stop was
unable to leave the bedside Of his little
daughter Monday. she being threatened
with scarlet fever.
Samuel Adams. a former employee Of the
boiler shop, was up from his home in
Scranton the other day, the guest of VIM.
Moore Of this place.
Lawrence Peabody, who has been in
specting for the company at Chicago sew
eral days, was IN town over Sunday, re-
turning to the east Monday.
Mrs. NJ. e. budding. mother of Clayton
budding Of the boiler shop. is here from
length with her son.
r. H. Crozier. travelling. passenger agent
for the Burlington at Kansas City, was
able TO make it out as far as Topeka Mon
day. the dust notwithstanding.
August Larson. who has been a machine
hand in the min several years has sew
contemplates going to California
Charles Richardson, a helper in the drill
a two weeks lay-off by resuming his
place Monday. He had sprained ankle
Byron Davis. machinist who has been
tied up to an attack of rheumatism about
five weeks. is better but wilt not be on the
street for while. He is still in the hos
pital
William Amos and Tony shaver. who
have been inspecting freight cars which
were being built for the Santa Fe at De-
shops.
Con Buck. who has been in the engineer
ing department here, has changed his
headquarters to Fort Madison, Ia. now
holding the position of assistant engineer
at that place.
Lee Osenburg had to give up his machine
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to the hospital for an X-ray examination
Of his back which he injured in a lift
few days ago.
Edward Grimes, who has worked as a
helper in the blacksmith shop about six
months, drew his time Monday forenoon
Colorado Springs.
j. W. Dansey, who used to work in To-
peka under Resident Engineer Meade but
who several months ago was transferred
indefinitely to Fort Madison, Ia, has been
changed back to this place.
Nels Olson, a helper in the blacksmith
shop who was sick a part Of last week,
but who was able to come in the latter
is still absent from his place.
George S. Badders, who for a few weeks
has been doing the work of stenographer
to John Purcell shop superintendent, has
resigned and will probably go to Denver.
Col. He is succeeded by o. o. Wheatly.
AdoIph Osnan, brother of Gus and Ru-
Hot Springs, Ark He has been holding
position as telegraph operator on the
years
In game between the machine shop
and the Santa Fe Pickups the first of the
week the former Won by score of Is to
10. The batteries were: Machine shop
Barrett and Wilkerson; Pickups-Austin
and Hughes.
John Maze. a boIlermaker in the employ
of the Missouri Pacific at ArmOurdale. but
a short time ago with the Santa Fe a lit
tie more than seven years, was around
Monday. He VIII be in town a week and
possibly longer.
Spencer Cart. son of Peter Cart Of the
water service, is here from Denver, Col,
on his way to Kansas City, where he is to
assume the foremanship in a large Htho-
graphing house. His wife is with him and
the two viii be here visiting about two
weeks.
John Neyman of the water service came
down from the hospital where he has
been running the boilers nights, the lat
ter part of last week, and has been put
Inns, who is relieved from that place, re-
turns to the gang.
Claude Holman is no longer a member of
George Elliott's Sixth street force Of car
stopped Monday He has been here less
than a year this time. but was connected
with the same department about twelve
months once before
Jesse Smelser a coach truck workman
who has lost three weeks on account of
the existence OF scarlet fever in his house
hold. is at his post of duty again. His
family went through the siege without any
health officers care.
/ Chauncey Tew, formerly employed in the
boiler shop here but now with the Gulf at
! Cleburne TeN. is in town and according
Tews when he returns. his marriage to
Miss Nora Stump being announced to
take place this week
The wife. little son and daughter of