The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-18

Fireman Fields is laying off for a few
days on account of illness.
Train No. was about seven hours
late today and did not arrive until
noon.
]. w. Boyd, electrical inspector at
Newton is in Topeka today on bust
ness trip.
Engine 1908 has been forwarded to
Newton where it will be used in
freight service.
Fireman Schultz has returned to
work in the pool after having been off
for several days
Conductor H. E. Lawson, of Emporia,
is confined in the local hospital on ac-
count of sickness.
Rev. f. G. Paddock of Oakland, will
address the meeting in the coach
shops tomorrow.
j. w. Reed, auditor of the Harvey
eating house system is in Topeka to-
day on business trip.
Henry Unruh, of the Santa Fe at
Newton, is being operated on in the To-
cal hospital for appendicitis.
William Larma, of the shops at EN-
por1a was married a few days ago to
Miss Jennie Burt of that city.
Conductor Delahunty is running on
runs Nos. 121 and 122 between Tope-
ka and Atchison temporarily.
Brakeman Hampro, of Emporia is in
Topeka to take the examination for pro-
motion to the position of conductor.
Brakeman Allison is running on the
Kansas City plug runs in the place of
Brakeman McMurtrie who is laying off.
Engine No. 1864 which was recently
repaired in the local shops has been
sent to Emporia where it, will be put
back into service. ss -.s.-g..s s-
General Foreman w. D. Deveney of
Emporia, who has been visiting with
friends in Topeka has returned to; his
work at Emporia.
Miss Susie Connell, wife of Engineer
Connell, of Las Vegas, N. NJ, is in
Topeka visiting with friends and rela-
tfves for a few days.
Albert S. Booth, formerly of the gem
eral offices is in Topeka visiting with
friends and relatives. He is at present
cashier of a bank at Pueblo, Colorado.
Brakeman. Gilyeat, who has been
working as brakeman on runs Nos. ,119
and 120 between Topeka and Atchison
has returned to work on the extra
board
Engineer John Voveland,. who has
been laying off on the California limit
ed runs for some time has returned to
work and Engineer John. Helvie who
was in his place has returned to work
on the cutoff.
Brakeman P. A. Capps has returned
to work on runs Nos. 119 and 120, be-
tween Topeka and Atchison, after lay
ing off and being assigned to work as
extra conductor.
Louis waidelich of the blacksmith
shops, left last night on No. for
Denver, Colorado Springs and other
western points, where he will visit
and take in the sights for couple of
months
b. F. RAIDER, a draughtsman from
Purdue university. arrived in Topeka
yesterday and will go to work as a
pattern maker in the machine shops.
He is a graduate of this years class
at Purdue.
the local hospital, where his eyes are
some hot cinders in, his eyes. and he is
at the present time suffering from par
tial blindness
on runs Nos. 100 and 10, the plug
has returned to work on his runs after
Ash was running in his place.
w. c. Murphy chief clerk to motive
power accountant B. T. Payne has re-
signed his position and will go to Chill
dress, Texas, where he has accepted a
chanic of the Fort Worth & Denver.
James McDade, caller in the local |
yardmaster's office has taken a vaca-
ton of a couple weeks which he will |
spend visiting relatives in Chicago. Har-
~ O'Byrne; a son of Conductor James |
will work during McDade's
absence.
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