The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-26
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|SANTAFE NOTES.

Engineer Fred Snyder is working
temporarily in the local yards.
George stone of the Emporia yards
IS in Topeka on a visit with relatives
William Dyer of the machine shops
has left for La Junta on business
trip.
Engine No. "a was brought into the
local shops for repairs yesterday
morning.
J. M. Connell, general passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, Is in wichita on
q business trip.
Engineer Tom Eversole has been as
signed to runs Nos lis and 116 be-
tween Kansas City and Newton.
s. W. Everett, assistant electrical
engineer, went to Kansas City yes
&.erday, on q personal business trip.
Switchman James Larkin has re-
turned to work in the yards after hav-
ing been off duty for about ten days.
Lloyd Conklin of the Rock Island
at Caldwell, Kan, is in Topeka for a
few days recuperating from an injury
to his knee
George NJ Leisch of the blacksmith
shops of the Santa Fe left for Chicago
today to meet his bride, who Is coming
from Scotland
Rev. Frank E Mallory, pastor of
the Third Christian church will ad-
dress the noon meeting in the machine
shops tomorrow.
Hugh McPhee, chief dispatcher at
EmpOria, returned to his home yes
terday. after having been in Topeka
on business trip.
Division Superintendent c. T. Nc
Lellan has returned to EmpOria after
having been in Topeka for q few days
on business trip.
Engine No O63 was taken out on
a trial trip this morning by Engin eer
Kelly. The engine will be assigned to
service in a few days.
Colonel Duval, a director of the
Santa Fe from New York city, passed
through Topeka yesterday on his way
east from trip to Los Angeles.
Lewis Miller of the local storehouse
department, has been transferred to
the storehouse al Wins1ow. Ariz., and
will leave in a few days for his new
position
Brakeman Sam Hotter has return
ed to work on runs Nos. 119 and 40
between Topeka and Atchison, after
having been off for several days on
business
Engineer Ed welch of Argentine is
running on runs Nos 113 and ia in
the place of Engineer Dan Finn, who
has taken sixty days leave Of alb
sence-
b. Z. Nudge, second vice president
OF the Rock Island Will be in Topeka
this evening for a short time He is
on his way to Chicago after having
been in Louisiana and other southern
points
Engineer James Snyder of the old
fast mail runs, has been assigned to
runs Nos III and 112, the local pas
senger runs over the cutoff He has
displaced Engineer Harry Comstock.
Conductor D. c. Hilton of Emporia
has gone to Strong City. where he
viii be married to Miss Helen Sweeney
of that place Mr.. Hilton has taken
an extended leave OF absence and will
take his bride to New York city on a
honeymoon trip.
Fireman N z. Fouch has returned
from sixty days visit to Cincinnati
and other points in Ohio and will re-
turn to work on runs Nos. 113 and ia
In few days. Fireman Herzmark.
who has been working in his place will
return to work in the pool.
Pat Walsh, general baggage agent
OF the Santa Fe. returned yesterday
from Portland, Me, where he attend
ed the tWenty-fffth annual convention
OF the American Association of Bag
gage Agents Mr. Walsh was elected
president of this organization
Engineer Seeley Herrick Of Argen-
tine has been temporarily assigned to
runs Nos II and IS between Topeka
and Kansas City and will hold the
runs until a regular engineer is as
signed The runs are now vacant and
applications will be received until
saturday, after which a regular en-
gineer viii be assigned The oldest
engineer applying gets the runs