The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
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| S. w. Everett. assistant electrical en-
| stneer of the Santa Fe, who has been
spending a vacation of several weeks
| in California and Mexico, has returned
| home and is at work again in the axle
| lighting department.
| General Manager J. E. Hurley left for
| Newton and other western points on a
short business trip yesterday.
Miss May Reddick will entertain the
| members of the r. r. Y NJ c. A. to-
night with a musical programme. Miss
Reddick is one of the best singers in
Topeka and large attendance is look
| ed for in spite of the Indictment wealth
er.
Ed Buyer has returned to work in
the office of Master Mechanic w. H.
Hamilton at Argentine after having
been on a vacation of several weeks
which he spent at MulhaI. Ok.
w. H. Hamilton, master mechanic of
the eastern division, has returned to To-
peka after having been in Chicago for
several days.
A carload of brick was unloaded this
morning and will be used in the pave
ment of the vacant lots between the
passenger station and the Wells Fargo
office.
Engineer William Sherman is run
ming in the place of Engineer r. H.
Lain on the runs of Engineer James
Thomas Nos. los and LOG between To-
peka and St. Joseph.
Engine NO LOO was taken out on Ir1al
trip this morning and will be assigned
to passenger service within a short
time.
Engineer Ed Eyler of Argentine is
working in extra freight service out of
Topeka
Engineer c. A Beeler is running
temporarily on runs Nos. e3 and Ga be-
tween Topeka and Emporia in the place
of Engineer E. D. Webb.
Conductor Moore is running on runs
Nos. 63 and 81 between Topeka and
Emporia in the place of Conductor
Withrow who is laying off.
Conductor E. C. Brown is running
temporarily on runs Nos. IT and IS be-
tween Kansas City and Arkansas City
in the place of Conductor Stockton who
is laying off.
Engineer Link Galley is laying off
for few days.
Fireman Chris Ottman has been
regularly assigned with Engineer E. B. |
jolly on runs Nos. and between |
Topeka and Newton. Fireman Spetter !
go to Kansas City where he will run |
on No. POI and 202 to Chanute.
Engineer w. H. Lyons of Argen-
tine has been assigned as an extra !
switch engineer in the local yards.
The piping at the new storehouse |
in Argentine is being rushed to COM |
pletion and the storehouse will be in |
operation in a short time.
Fireman Scotch of Argentine has |
been promoted from switch engine
service at that place to service on the |
extra road board.
Night Hostler Ryan of Argentine
has been promoted from roundhouse
work to extra road fireman.
Engineer Cappy Sharp who has
been laying off on the Marceline runs
for several days has returned to work.
Conductor Sullivan has been trans
ferred to Topeka for extra freight
service.
T. P. Ripley, president of the Santa
F'e, passed through Topeka today on
mis- way to Chicago after having been
on an inspection trip over the Okla
loma and Texas lines of the system +.
"; W Peyton: who was recently
shawnee county has resigned his po-
ition with the Santa Fe with whom
lie was employed in the freight audi
or's office.
The annual ball of the brotherhood
# Locomotive Fireman and Engine
men No. 205 and the Ladies' Society
10. 80 will take place at McRae's hall
November 27th- Steinberg's orchestra
will furnish music. This promises to
'e the best dance ever given by the
ocal firemen's lodge. ,
Engineer c. V. Slanker has been as
igned to work in switch engine SER
ice in the local yards at nights in the :
lace OF Clyde Bates, who has been
ssigned to runs Nos. 1 and 2.
c. A. Davidson who has for some i
Ime made Topeka in the capacity of
ravelling passenger agent for the l.
Denver & Rio Grande railroad has re- /
igned his position and is succeeded
V Samuel c. Shearer who will here =
fter make Topeka. Brakeman Geo.
'aIen who has been in the local hos lr
ital with an injured foot for some i
Ime, has returned to Chanute where J.
e has reported on his runs on the T
outhern Kansas division.
George Brown of the local shons 2
tho has been visiting in Emporia for a
averal days has returned to Topeka. a
William Archer of the water service b
apartment has returned to Topeka =
fter having been in Oklahoma City
n business.