The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19


We're piled up and blocked traffic The
trestIe was under repair
Preston Day, night operator at Barclay.
the company In this city after underlying
an operation for appendicitis. He has not
yet taken his key.
lathe, and Mrs. Paddock are enjoying
visit from her sister. Mrs. Ella Brown Of
Indianapolis, Ind, who will be In the city
for several weeks
Santa Fe depot. is out for vacation OF
tween the Colorado summer resorts and
the sights OF Omaha
Hugh King. helper in the fiange room
of the boiler shop, is on duty after a lay
OFF of some days made imperative by the
serious sickness of his wife. Mrs. King
Hugh Nation, formerly chief. clerk to
Trainmaster Austin has been obliged to
take hospital treatment for a shoulder
ing struck with a baggage truck
John Cooper. who used to have a job in
the boilern1aking department here. was
in a day or two for Los Angeles, Gala,
where he VIII go to work at MS trade.
John Atkinson has 2 force OF concreters
engines of the power house. The casting
was removed Thursday. There will be two
more to finish, being five engines in all.
Amos Beeler, the genial engineer who
has been in Colorado for short while on
business matters. has returned and is
comes out of Topeka shops for trial trips.
Lee Senter assistant foreman of the
storehouse is out for a two weeks re-
spite from duty He has gone to Kansas
City, and afte- short stay there may go
to- Chanute and a number of points in
Leavenworth and roneka locomottve No
l. which has been. in the hospital for some
weeks receiving thorough general treat
ment, has been released, and today was
able to take exercise in the direction of
Meriden.
Daniel Miller, who has been with the
| va. has been appointed to the foreman-
| shin of the Santa Fe blacksmith shop at
| Cleburne Tex. Mr.. Miller will take charge
i about next week
the office of the blacksmith shop foreman.
with a foot that had been SEVERELY bruis
| ed by a piece of falling metal. The injury
| is not considered Serious.
| PERCY Killiae a teleorant, onera+o~ xn
| the South Boston Mass. union passenger
| station, is here for a visit Of short
while with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Fuller. He has not seen his
| Topeka relatives for a number Of Years
E:igb+ cars - s,o+a ha-,. 30, 1890,
| on the main line few miles north Of
| town, near Kilmer The track in that vi
| cinity has been Somewhat Injured nv the
6,ggng OF gqP }s ana ana II is peeyed that
| n n BARTON general sbor Foreman loft
| TO-DAY for Chicaeo where he viii meet his
wife ana chil5ren who are ~, +be;r NO Is, :.
| from Scranton. Pa. to make their home in
Topeka Mr. Barton has secured the prop
| erty ait SIS North jackson street as a place
for future residence
Hammer No ?. one Of the large ones in
the new h,acIsrs,itL sbor NO e Is;d 'e fnr
ne srup "a sTt aaiu " IL,
h;nI oruacta +ba l ,r., , nc LEI
the nston came or and tbose narts VIII II
the machine had to be taken apart in order
| to remedy the trouble.
w. q Hunt. clerk in the storebouse Is
horne from New Mexico Whither he wa az
| called some Savs acn NV message wns
| SeAAASeA SS-A.>. 80 ~ AAiSSSoeS oAA-
Who was n locomotive ensineep' Nj. Hunt
,,rfoETt,n ate man ,nith hin, rne "e u ene
William sheehan has been nut on fire
in the spring shop Sheehan had q lob
hare sorno vears 20 hut since +ha,ot' ~
has been EMPLOYED in an iron works at
| San Trancisnn and a. hiecLernjth for
] the Mclean Central al the Civ Of Mexi.
co Chihuahua and one or two otI,ar
no;;nts IN The Ren,hlic
| Taah,.,,st - Sa,a
home during the Th,,rsdav noon hour nv
| III sarin,,s ;,inees Of bic LII roe ~ ~
son The how has besn sicl. for some e tine u1s