The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
SANTA FE NOTES.
Items Chiefly Personal Concern
ing Railroad Men.

| J. C. Burnett, division freight agent
and Travelling Passenger Agent Myers
of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at
Topeka. are in Salina on business.
The Bible class of Secretary z. r.
Prout of the r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. will
meet Sunday afternoon at $780, The
Sunday school lesson for the Sunday
following Will be studied.
Ralph Kennedy. travelling passenger
agent of the Santa F'e for the Okla
homa division, returned to Topeka this
morning on train No. 8.
S. w Everett, assistant electrical
engineer in the car lighting depart
ment, will return from Chicago tomor-
row.
The bridge and building department
has a gang of men at work this week
fencing in the new right of way which
has recently been purchased.
The entertainment of Miss Nellie
Lincoln at the Railroad Y. M. c. A
last night was the best attended enter
tainment on the course this winter
Her entertainment consisted of a. farce
entitled s"Fhe Western Girl" Her en-
tertainment was humorous all the way
through and was very well received.
The depot at Valley Falls is being
remodeled. A new coat of red and
green paint has just been put on the
building.
Conductor w. A Line, who runs be-
tween Argentine and Emporia, is lay
ing off this week at his home in Ar.
gentine.
Frank Dibert, assistant cashier of
the Santa Fe Central railway, who has
been visiting in Topeka. Eureka and
other Kansas points, returned to his
home in Santa Fe last night.
Travelling Chemist A. E. Hammers
of the Santa Fe has completed his
work at the treating plant in Arkan-
sas City and will go to Wichita Mon
day, where he will attend to some
similar work
Several railroad men attended the
ball given in Emporia last night by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
at that place.
Tom Doyle of the electrical depart
ment of Topeka is in Emporia for a
few days where he is in charge of the
power plant at that place in the alb
sence of Clarence McCulium who is
taking a few days vacation.
Brakeman John Shull and Fred
Long of Argentine are laying off for a
few days
Topeka shops for repairs from En-
poria.
EP Fuller. the operator of the in
terlccking plant at Second street who
has been laying off for several days.
has returned to work
Fireman johnson is on runs Nos. II
and Is between Topeka and Argentine,
taking the place of Fireman Stevenson
for a few days.
Fireman Harry Conwell is laying off
on runs Nos. So and 81 between To.
peka and Ismporia. Fireman Penning-
ton Is running in his place.
George Fleming. a switchman, is lay
ing off duty in the yards on account of
a bruised finger
Fireman George MCGEE is taking the
place Of Fireman Smith on runs Nos.
II and 1 5 while the, latter is spending
a few days in Emporia-
Fireman Lewis is running on 113 and
ia for a few days with Engineer Joe
Davidson.
Engineer NJ T. WEIGH, who has been
laying CT for few days, has returned
to work.
Engineer E.e0. Whifconb is running
on runs Nos 6s and 81 In place of
Engineer Webb who is laying off for
few days.
William Starr who has been work
ing IN the boiler shops for some time,
has rendered his resignation.
Train No. s was several hours late
this morning and did not arrive until
500. making it five hours and half
late.
General superintendent F. c. Fox,
who has been in the west for several
weeks on vacation, has returned to
Topeka
Plans are being made for the INSTALL