The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
a son of Frank sanderson. ST.. of the
same department.

a son Of Frank Sanderson, ST., of the
same department.
of men finishing the construction of a Gin
der pit at the Emporia shops, commenced
some time last winter.
Roy Clark, the Emporia bill clerk who
was in the hospital here for a few days
with typhoid fever, has been discharged
and is doing his work
Edward Mcintyre, foreman of the sheet
iron boys. is to spend brief summer va
cation in Wichita, beginning some time
within the next fortnight.
j. E. Bureh. travelling passenger agent
more and Southwestern, was down from
Omaha, Neb., Wednesday.
will arrive in Topeka Sunday for a two
months visit with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Hamilton of Madison street
Water service workmen were engaged
Wednesday getting the small stationary
engine in shape for hosting brick at the
new power house stack this morning
Michael Hagan, who took job as q
machinist in Topeka shops and stayed
with it for three days, a short time ago.
has gone to the Mexican Central road.
Harvey Jones. a machinist apprentice
that he will go south to work. He is a
son of an engineer running out of here.
George B. Huron, who recently resigned
home from a visit in Michigan City and
Indianapolis, Ind, Chicago and Mflwau-
kee.
ed Hostler James johnson at the roun-
house, but who for some months has been
south, is expected to arrive in Topeka
soon.
Fred Isaacson was expected to resume
his apprenticeship in the cabinet shop this
morning, having returned a day or two
ago from a three weeks recreation trip to
Denver.
John Maynard, who about a year ago
entered the south shop as a helper, turned
IN n @ ge to the nome Of his folks
Michigan.
Sheldon Evans, who used to hold the
mailing clerks desk in the office of the
general storekeeper, has a clerkshfp with
the Rock Island on the north side of the
river.
Fred Austin is at work in the boiler shop
sary on account of the injuries received in
the base ball game at Garfield park Sat
urday.
G. w. Hamilton, a timer in Goulding' s
into a new modern cottage which he has
just completed on Madison street between
Eighth and Ninth.
William Puett, day yard watchn1an, has
given up his duties for a brief time, long
enough to change his headquarters to a
new cottage which he recently mad Duit
on Greeley avenue.
1t is being circulated that Engineer
DrunmOnd, one of the heaviest engine
drivers on the Santa Fe, is to run in fat
mans race at railroad picnic to be given
in Argentine August IL.
Alexander Tuer, a machinist, has re-
ceived word announcing the arrival al Of q
Richard Tuer used to be in the Ottawa
shops of the Santa Fe.
Lloyd Conklin, former apprentice to
the machinists' trade in Topeka, but for
the last year with the Union Pacific at
Ellis, has gone to the Kansas City South
eern shops at Pittsburg-
Engineer Byron Smith, who pulled
through passenger trains out of here until
his health became SO impaired some
months ago that he had to go to Califor :.
looked for.
William Kellogg, who was recently ap-
pointed division master mechanic for the
Missouri Pacific at Fort Scott. has been
with that road some time in various ca
pacities In 1880 he fired extra out of FL
Dorado.
Grant Allen, a timer who withdrew from
the Santa Fe employ the first. of the week
will go to Manitoba Wyoming. where he
has job in ha private nn,y sh9 Pew Weeks Tas
John PIath a pilot carpenter. has beer
out for a day or two and his partner, X
v. Wells has been going it alone around nc
the shops. Plath is said to be sick at MS
home in the west part of town.
David Henry. car sealer at the store.
house, is said to be in serious condition
his bedside Wednesday from Carrollton
Mo- Edgar Coleman has been doing his
duties since he has been away.
Mrs L. s. Bell and Miss Crocker of Al
buoueroue. N. NJ, who have been here for
a few days the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Henry, have started on their return
trip They will stop in Wichita for a short
time
Edward Norine a smith shop employe
who has been in bed for some days owing
to an attack of pneumonia. is said to be q
little better He is not recovering rapidly
and it will be long time before he car
take his place
Albert Carlson left his machine in tn
mill three months ago to go to his early
home in Sweden. Word received here in
dictates that now Carlson is on his way
hack to America and expects to reach To
peka about August 20.
Carl Elmouist until a few months age
a machine man in the cabinet shop. L
now running a band saw in planning mil