The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-27
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l. w. E. Bailey. general auditor of the
Santa Fe with headquarters in Chi
cago, arrived in Topeka this morning
| from a western trip and stopped off
for a few hours en- route to Chicago
Engineer Gallagher is laying off for
a few days during the holidays and is
visiting at Arkansas City.
Fireman Ray CantrelI. who has
been recently transferred to Argen-
tine, is laying off during the holidays
| Conductor Mccoy is laying off for
few days at his home in Argentine.
Conductor Hunt of Argentine has
| taken leave of absence for several
days on account of sickness.
Joe Grimm of the Argentine shops
| fever. go
| R. M. spivey of the Harvey system
querque this morning after spending
Christmas with his family in Topeka
E. Payson Ripley. trainmaster of
the Santa Fe at Arkansas City, is in
Topeka today on q business trip.
The advertising department of the
Santa Fe is in receipt of requests for
calendars from the Y. M, g. A. at New
Brighton, Pa The Y, M. c. A. at that
place is to have calendar exhibition
on New Years day and are after every
calendar in the country which they
can obtain. All who wish their call
endars exhibited. and to derive the
advertising results OF SuCh an exhibit
are requested to send their calendar
to w. J: Baker, secretary of the Y. NJ.
c.. A, New Brighton. Pa 1ec
Jake Etzel of the Missouri Pacific
shops at Fort Scott is in Topeka
spending the holidays with relatives.
He was formerly employed in the To-
cal machine shops. ts
Conductor P. A. Capps. who has
been laying off for several days. has
returned to work on runs Nos. 121
between TOnRka
Joseph. ---;s
Engineer Comstock Of the Emporia-
Kansas City plug runs Nos. III and
112 has returned to work after being
confined to his home in Emporia with
sickness for several months:
Conductor George Scott of Usage
City, who has been in Topeka and
kilmer spending a short Christmas
and reported for work. Conductor
George Moore, who was in his place,
has returned to Topeka. --s.---
Brakeman Lungstrum and Brake
man Calvin are assigned to temporary
service on runs Nos. 121 and 122 be-
tween Topeka and st. Joseph.
J.. NJ. Green, agent for the Santa Fe
at Emporia. is in Topeka for few
days with friends.
George H. Wood eiof Albuquerque,
travelling road foreman of engines of
the Rio Grande division, is in Topeka
for few days visiting at the home OF
Engineer George FurHan. He is ac-
companfed by his family.
Frank Cain, chief clerk in the office
of the superintendent of shops. has
returned home from Chanute where
he spent Christmas.
Division Superintendent c. T., Nc
Lellau of Emporia is spending a few
days in Topeka. 81
w. J.. Black, passenger traffic |
manager of the Santa F'e. arrived in
Topeka today on Mo- 8, and will re-
main here for few days. t
Engineer Charles Leaf brought in |
train No. Is. this morning, on account |
of an engine failure to Engineer C. S. |
-Druce'S engine. or, ic ae-r1s-,4 7=+--i |
Engineer C. A. -Bee1erIis running in |
extra freight service cut of Topeka.
Ace -HevIin of the Katy shops at /
Sedalia and Mrs. Hevlin are in To-
peka for few days visiting with Mrs. |
HeYlin's parents. -Ae-sat-' - @
Engineer Louis Yengst who has |
been laying off for several days. has |
returned to work on runs Nos. 115 |
and 116 . between Kansas City and |
Newton. tutJ ~
Engineer L. H. Ritchie of the fast |
mail runs is laying off for few days |
in order to enjoy the holidays.
Engineer Faley is laying off at his |
home in Argentine and spending a few |
days visiting with friends in Kansas |
City.
Engineer Gordon Miller of Argen-
tine is running on the fast mail runs
Nos. 115 and 116 between Kansas City |
and Newton in the place of Engineer
Louis Yengst.