The Topeka state journal., 1902-02-13

ished the Newton dispatchers will be able
to handle the work on the branch.
General Manager Nudge and General
superintendent Resseguie came in We'd
nesday afternoon from the north, having
tors at Atchison and st. Joseph. Mo.
Richard Stellhorn, timer who retired
and ID since then has devoted his leisure to
recovery from a cold and the grip. took
up his work again Wednesday morning.
John Jurrens who was away from the
big shears several days because he was
sick, came in again Wednesday morning,
but before night applied Tor an order on
the hospital and was out the remainder
of the day.
There is talk that the roundhouse at
Emporia is to be enlarged and that the
officials have begun already looking aft
place for the motive power which gathers
at that point
E. NJ. Conger. a substantial farmer of
| ]. E. Paddock, a machinist. MI. Conger
has arrived dire city from Butler. Mo-.
visit.
Charles Weber. an employe of the car
machine shop who allowed car wheel to
drop on one of his fingers about a week
ago, has so far recovered from the injury
as to be able to resume his place in that
department.
Jacob Mueller, the cabinet maker who
fell near the block office few weeks ago
and sustained a fracture to the right fore
arm. is reported as recovering but slowly.
1t will be a long time before he can re-
sumo worl-
Amos Newcomer, who took the fore
manship in the coach shop while J. W
council Of the Triple Tie Benefit associa-
ton at their state gathering here, has
been kept al home by the mumps
Joseph Phillips. day fire lighter in the
roundhouse. who has been off duty sew
eral weeks because of sickness, is reported
as being able to sit up in bed. but his re-
covery is extremely slow and it will be
| long time yet before he can report for
Arthur Gilyeat. a young brother of Fred
and. Frank Gilyeat of the division offices
ha n on 10 1nh a : lcrnr in 10
office of Mechanical Superintendent Rfs-
tine. vacated by the promotion of Lewis
Griley- TO a place in the blacksmith shop
headquarters.
Joseph Fentiman. who has in his charge
the boiIracks at the blacksmith shop. was
sick and unable to take his place We'd
nesday- He sent word that he had start
was Obliged to turn back, and later visited
the hosoiDtal.
George L Cole cf Los Angeles. Cal. an
in which the cliff dwellers lived in the
known past; has been trying to arrange
at the Railroad Y. NJ c. A No date has
yet been definitely chosen.
returned to their home in Springfield. Mo-.
having been called here by the death of
Charles --Pennybacller. a brother of Mrs
Paddock Paddock is a son OF Josiah
Paddock, q m@achinist. ma and himself was
he is with the Frisco at Sprin gffeld.
Thomas Paxton, formerly general mas
Santa Fe lines. but lately resigned to take
the position of superintendent Of motive
power for the Colorado & Southern. has
gone to Denver to assume the new duties
His family removed from Topeka to Gle
burne his former headquarters. only a
short time before his resignation was an
nounced.
Fred Grandmougfn of Concordia has
been visiting his cousin, Eugene Vigneron.
clerk in the shops lumber yard, for a few
days Nigneron. who is the older of the
two. had not seen his relative for ten
years. and when GrandmOugin strolled
into the office the other day and asked
for a job it was not surprising that he
| self known. However. and decided to re-
main in Topeka for a few days visit.
| after which ne will probably go to work
here.
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