The indicator., 1904-11-26

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Kansas City.
George Clelland has recovered
fro ma short but severe attack OF
rheumatism and is again on duty
on the iron side
Tohn Presley OF the furnace
department has returned from a
visit with friends and relatives
in Denver and Boulder.
Michael Bolan, night foreman
OF the annealing room OF the wire
mill expects to be with his fam
lily in Joliet during the holidays.
George Clucas OF the wire mill
department will leave about the
first of the month to spend the
holidays with his parents in lol-
let.
Oliver Mudd, foreman OF the
stables at the plant is receiving
congratulations from many
friends ov his recent assumption
oi the responsibilities of a bene-
dict.
]. f. Hurley, superintendent OF
the rod mill, returned Monday
night from Joliet, to which place
he accompanied Mrs. Hurley and
daughter, who will remain east
indefinitely.
George Van Brimer, superin-
tendent of this division of the c.
& w. road, returned Monday
from a business trip to the north
ern part OF the state and into
Wyoming.
| George Tuttle, who has been
on an extended visit to the Pa
cihc coast, has returned and will
shortly resume his old position
in the merchant iron department
at the works.
| Weighmaster Phillips at the
merchant iron department ware
house, will celebrate his goth an
niversary during the coming
week by a social gathering of old
friends at the cozy home in Min
nequa Heights.
| Roundsmen Shay and McCar-
thy, OF the watchmen force now
alternate on day and night duty,
each being a two weeks shift.
Formerly the former was on
nights all the time and the latter
during the day time.
| Charles Fawcett, former Pu-
eblo policeman, and later watch
man at the Minnequa plant, is
now employed in a lumber yard
at San Diego, California, where
he has taken up his permanent
residence with his family.
| Former Night Captain of Po-
lice Bell now has charge of the
north gate entrance on East
Northern avenue during the day
time, while former city detective
William Bradley is on duty at
that gate during the night.
| Mrs. ]. E. Fisher, wife of as
sistant yard Superintendent ]. L.
Fisher, returned home on Sunday
last from a two months visit with
relatives in Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher are now at home to
friends at No. II2 Michigan
street.
Superintendent Gray OF the nail
department of the wire mill ex-
poets to spend the holidays with
his family in Joliet. Mrs. John
| V. Brooks, wife of the former su-
perintendent OF the wire mill, is
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are
now residents OF Joliet.
| Large gangs of Greek laborers
have arrived during the past
week from the east, principally
from Chicago, and from off the
Moffat road in the northern part
of the state where they declare
it is too cold to work. There is
no scarcity in the supply of COM
mon labor at the works now.
James Polli, one of the best
known Greek employees at the
works, will leave next Saturday
for his old home near Athens,
Greece. Jim says he has saved
SILL during his five years resi-
dence in America, which will be
ample in his country to support
him comfortably during the re-
mainder of his life.
| General Superintendent ]. B.
| McKennan returned early in the
week from a pleasant, and it is
said very successful hunting trip
for big game, in the western part
OF the state, in company with d.
c. Beaman, general counsel for
the c. F. & l. company. Super
intendent Mckennan is an ardent
outdoor sportsman and he great
ly enjoys his brief hunting and
fishing trips in the mountains.
James Burns, for many years
assistant superintendent of the
pipe foundry under Superintend-
ent Crocker, has resigned his po-
sition, the same taking effect on