The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-18
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Fireman Jack Kantzer who was in
| jured in the Red Rock wreck of a few
weeks ago in which Engineer Carl Mack
was killed has returned from the local
hospital to his home in Arkansas City
Harry Brill, foreman of the San Ber-
nardino paint shop, is in Topeka for a
few days visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
P J. Lungstrum has been taken out
of switch service temporarily and has
been assigned to work as engineer on
| the road
Engineer E. O. whitcomb who has been
| laying off for a couple of days has re-
| turned to work.
Walter Cox of Emporia has been en-
ployed as a machinist in the local shops
and has reported for work
Conductor Fred F1eeker who has been
off for several days on account of the
serious Illness of his father-in-laW at
Manhattan has returned to work on
runs Nos. 63 and Ga between Topeka
and EmpoTia and has relieved Conductor
Claude Hewitt who was running in his
place.
Ed Pavey who was a detective on the
local police force under Mayor Davis
has been employed as a special officer
by the Santa Fe and will work in the
yards on night duty.
Frank A. Howe of the electrical engi-
neering department has been transfer
red to Argentine temporarily to take
the place of Harry W. Townsend who is
laying off on account of a lame back
T. Thompson has been appointed in
spector of track and roadway to sue
coed T. S. Cafferty. Mr.. Thompson is
located in the old office used by Mr.
Caferty.
Edwin A Campbell who has been
working in the office of G. J. Graves is
now working as masonry inspector at
Ethel Mo. He is working under As
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W. J. Lank. ]. E Junkin. jr. Carl
Plea SAINT and John Carver of the local
engineering force will attend Kansas
university this fall to perfect them
selves in engineering work
Elmo Murphy who has been working
Master Mechanic James Kiely at Ration.
N NJ, has arrived in Topeka and en-
rolled in Washburn college where he
Will complete his course.
Wayne Long who has been working
as stenographer in the office of Super
intendent C. 7. Mcclellan at Emporia
has resigned his position to attend
school and VIII Heaton is taking his
place.
A P. Nicholson who has been employ
ed for a couple of years as agent for
the Santa Fe at Edgerton, Kansas, has
resigned his position and has accepted
a position as cashier at La Junta-
the Santa Fe at Ottawa, is in Topeka
where he is assisting in the survey of
the Topeka & Southwestern
R. J. Parker, general superintendent
of the Central Grand division at New
ton. is in Topeka today on a short BUSH
ness trip
On account of the heavy rush in traf-
fic occasioned by the homeseekers'
rates, four sections of train No. and
two sections of No 1 were run today
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at the local station was very rushing
during the noon hour and most of the
afternoon as we'll
Engineer John Hoveland is running
temporarily on runs Nos 115 and lis
between Kansas City and Newton in
the place of Engineer Farley who is
laying off.
Engine No. 1858 was taken out on
trial trip this morning after having
keen overhauIed in the local shops and
Will be assigned to switching service
within a few days.
William Caldwell. of the bonus de-
partment at San Bernardino, has been
transferred to Topeka
Division Superintendent c. T. Nc
Lellan of Emporia, returned home to-
day after having been in Topeka on
business
Rev Frank E. Mallory. pastor of the
Third Christian church. will address
the meeting in the machine shops to-
morrow. noon
Rev. E s Paddock, of Oakland, adj
dressed a large meeting in the coach
shops this noon Mrs. Sheffield fur
nished musical entertainment on the
organ
Rev. Loyal W. Madden will deliver
an address at the open air meeting of
the r. r. Y. NJ G. A tonight, which
Will take place on the lawn of the as
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