The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-29
SAzKS

]. H. Davidson of the chemical depart
ment was in st. Joseph over IhanksslVltns
place.
Ben c. speer. who is a stenographer in
the office of c. Hastings. the motlvS To Pom,
er department. in Chicago, is IN Iopehd
for a few days visiting relatives.
j. B. Martin of the chemical depart
mont went to St. Joseph for Thanksgiving
day and saw the team of his Alma Mater
defeat Missouri university.
N. M. Rice, general storekeeper of the
Santa Fe, went to Kansas City this morn
ing on the plug.
F. r. Frost, electrical engineer of the
Santa Fe. will leave for Galveston To-
night on a business trip.
Nine Pullmans have been added to the
equipment of the California limited ana
will be used on the San Francisco runs
The new coaches are all electric lighted
General Superintendent F. c. Fox has
returned to Topeka after business tris
over Kansas
William Edgecomb of the chemical de-
partment attended the Kansas-Missouri
game at st. Joseph yesterday.
D. H. Branaman will address the meet meet
ing the y M G; "A; tomor rr5S r rgHi
hood and Crucifixion OF Ghrisf from ia a
sing.
Division Superintendent C.. T. McClel-
Ian of Emporia was in Topeka to spend
Thanksgiving with his family
Fish Warden Del Travis car Angler IS
in the local yards.
Engineer George Sherman came In from
Newton this morning on the second sec
ton OF train No. Is.
Engineer A. L. Lozier is running tenn
porarily on runs No. lie and 118, between
Kansas City and Newton.
Conductor Moore was runs No. 81 and
81, between Topeka and Argentine. yester-
day in the place of Conductor E. c. Reece-
Engineer ]. N. Kelly is laying off and
Engineer Ed Ash is running trial trips in
his place.
Brakeman Gilyeat is running in the
place of Brakeman Mcmillan on runs No.
~ and 80, between Topeka and Emporia'
during the latter's layoff.
Conductor Taylor has returned to work
on runs No. 113 and ia, between Kansas
City and Arkansas City, after having laid
off for some time.
The coal train, which has been running
for several weeks between Topeka and
count of the small amount of work being
done in the mines at the present time.
Brakeman Crevier. who has been laying
work on the local extra board.
Conductor Jesse Howe has been assigned
to work as brakeman on runs No III and
80, between Topeka and Emporia-
Brakeman Taylor has been transferred
to Argentine. where he is working in the
freight service on the extra board.
strucfion for the santa Fe. has returned
from business trip to Chicago.
F. w. Thomas, supervisor of apprentices,
he will complete the arrangements for the
opening Of the new school of apprentices
for the Coast line at that place.
James A Mcneil chief inspector of the
American Car and Foundry Co., is in To-
peka on business trip for few days.
The Young Mems Social and Investiga-
ton club of the r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. par
took of a banquet Thanksgiving dinner in
the parlors Of the association yesterday
noon About 80 members of the club
we erpresent and good time was exper-
fenced by all who attended. After the big
dinner was over the party repaired to
the lawn OF the association. where pic
ture of the group was taken After posing
for the picture a literary and oratorial
program was given in the front parlor.
The most interesting paper was read by
Clarence Bradley on THE Origin and Pur-
poses of Thanksgiving. Those who were
present at the banquet were: John Jor-
genson, w Uric, E. G. Messenger, Clar-
ence Bradley, Frank La Blanc, Roy
Blake. James Davis. Charles Tickard, Vol
ney Christian, E. Rodgers, J. A Petit,
J. W. McJones, E. ]. Mclean, Harry
Brant B. N. Harvey, E. r. Keyes. John
Rhoda. Charles Filler, George Ross Louis
Wetdleich. w. B. Smith. Greer Arthur Ed
Clarkenson, c. E. Arasa and A. L. Mayer.