The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-30

Tie MdEcellno TuIlS lot d lew QdyS.
Fireman Gillespie has returned to
| work after having been off for two
| weeks.
William J. Curtis, travelling passenger
| agent of the Santa Fe, was in Topeka
over Sunday.
Engineer Robert Brentnall, who has
been laying off for several days, has
| returned to work.
F. A. Howe, of the electrical depart
ment is laying off for a few days on
| account of sickness.
Martin Wolford of the storehouse is
| spending a vacation of two weeks with
| friends in Colorado.
| Conductor E. T. Brown, of Argentine,
| is working in temporary freight service
| or the Atchison branch.
Conductor ]. H. Griffith has returned
| to work on runs Nos. 1O7 and 10S after
having been off for ten days.
Carl White and Robert Ours1er are
new clerks in the office of A. A. Hayes,
freight auditor of the Santa Fe.
The interlocking plant at Second
street is temporarily out of commits
sion while repairs are being made.
Train No. 2 is delayed by a freight
wreck on the west end of the Santa Fe
and will not reach Topeka until about
five hours late.
Conductor Coddington was on runs
Nos. 100 and ITO, the plug runs yester-
day, in place of Conductor Harry Grit
fin who laid Off
Brakeman McMurtrie, of the Kansas
City plug runs was off Sunday and
Brakeman Earl Cafferty was on the
runs in his place. -
Miss Clara Fry, manager of the local
news stand, has gone to Kansas City.
where she is spending a few Gays visit
ing with relatives.
Keith Wilson, freight auditor at
Hutchinson, was in Topeka over Sun
day the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wilson.
Col F. S. Savage of the advertising
department of the Santa Fe, has return
ed from a weeks trip through the
southeastern part of the state
Engineer Irving Botkin, who has
been on vacation trip which he spent
in jamestown and other eastern points,
has returned to work in freight ser
vice.
J. E. Leech of the Office of the
auditor of disbursements has left for
Pueblo, where he has accepted posi-
ton as stenographer in the mechanical
department.
Walter Cox, who has resigned his
position as a machiniSt in the locaI
machine shops. left this afternoon for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he will
make his future home
John G. McEntire, shop order clerk
in the office of the shop superintend-
emit remembered his friends with box
of cigars Saturday as a result of the
Conductor McCabe is running tenn
porarily on runs Nos. 81 and 81 be-
tween Topeka and Argentine in the
place of Conductor James O'Byrne
who is temporarily in passenger ser
vice..
John Parkinson, foreman of the
water service department, was mar
ried Saturday and is now spending a
honeymoon in Kansas City. where they
are taking in the festivities of the |
week.
w. w. Snead has taken charge of |
his new position as chief of the fire |
department Of the Santa Fe. William |
E. Snyder former chief, has left for Ell |
Paso, where he has a similar position |
with the Ell Paso & Southwestern.
Alex Voigt. electrical inspector in To-
peka, has gone to Colorado on bust |
ness trip He is adjusting the electrical |
equipment which has been installed in /
the new cars which have been deliver |
ed for service between La Junta and
Denver.
trial trip this morning after having
been set up in the shops. The engine
Is one of the large decapods which is
being delivered from the Baldwin
service.
the Kansas City plug and runs Nos.
113 and ia is managing the local
news stand during the absence of Miss
Clara Fry. Will Miller of the news
stand is running as news agent in place
of Mr.. Smith.
Tomorrow noon the first of the
MONDAY meetings will be held in the
new shops at the east end of the yards.
The meeting will take place in the east
end of the planning mill. Rev. E. S.
Paddock of the Oakland Baptist NJ. z. | ,
ch urch will address the noon meetings ,
n the coach shops in the place of Rev. /
Paddock,
Mrs Walter Smith, wife of Walter
Smith, news agent on the plug runs,
by her son and nephew,
Willard Austin, left for Kansas City
his morning where they will spend the
week with Mrs. Smiths sister and take
n the Priests of Pallas parade. They
we're accompanied by Miss Clara Smith
Ind Josie O'Connell.
Bad breath is most offensive ailment,
rritates you as well your friends. Hol-
ister' S Rocky Mountain Tea takes the bad :
from he mouth removes the /