The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06
SANTA EE NOTES.

Miss Edith Morton and Miss Jennie
Heinzman of the ticket auditors office are
spending the weekend with friends in
Oklahoma City.
Travelling Passenger Agent Glenn Eddy
is in Oklahoma City for a few days On
company business
Bonus Inspector c. F. Carroll is Spend-
ing few days with relatives in Lamar,
Miss Erla of the freight claim auditor
onlce has returned to work after being
off few days on account of sickness.
Miss Birdie George of the freight claim
auditors office is unable to be at work on
account of illness.
Mr.. E. G. Frank, electrical foreman
who has been in California for about
three months on company business. has
returned to Topeka. He will spend Sun
day in Manhattan with friends
Mr.. G. A. Ehret of the chief electricians
office will spend Friday in Kansas City
on company business.
Mr.. w. d. Davis of the electrical de-
partment is in Mulvane, looking after
work in connection with the new hospital
which is being constructed at that point.
The Sunday afternoon services at the
r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. will be given on Mex
leo and its troubles by Mr.. Bruce Kennie.
Boys $50, men $3.50. This promises to be
a very interesting talk with picture illus
trations. There will be no collection.
Mr.. Herbert L. Dick of the ticket audi
tors office left today for San Diego, Cal,
to remain permanently.
Engineer Chris McGinnis Is running in
the place of Engineer John Snyder on the
Mr. Harry crow of the freight claim
auditors office was married Thursday to
Miss Agnes Gibson The office force pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Crow with beauti-
full chest of silver and best wishes. The
bride and groom have gone east for a
short wedding trip.
is in Chicago on company business.
Miss Edyth Morgan, clerk in the ticket
auditors office will spend the weekend
with friends in Gage, Okla.
Mrs George Scott of Usage City is
spending few days with friends in To-
peka.
Mr. Tom Clohessey and Mr.. Roy Hoover
are spending the weekend with friends
in Omaha. Neb.
Mr.. D. F. Denman of the freight audi
tors office left Friday for PittsburS,
Kan. where he will be married Sunday to
Miss Eva Robinson. Their many friends
extend best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs George Wassweiler ma
chinist, have gone to Cleveland for a visit
with relatives
Mr. August Sand of the shops, will at
tend the Messiah given in Lindsborg Sun
Mr.. James Clark, assistant superintend-
ent of the shops, will spend Sunday
in Manhattan.
Mr. H w Jacobs, assistant suprin tend
ent of motive power, will leave shortly
for trip to the Coast lines
Mr.. S. R. Stewart erecting engineer
left yesterday for Winslow. Ariz., where
he will remain some time on company
business.
Mr.. Clifford sIanker gave smoker
Thursday night in honor of Oramei Lake
of Albuquerque, who is visiting relatives
and friends for a few days Mr.. Lake
will leave tonight for a short visit in
Ponca City, Okla, before returning 70
New Mexico
Mrs. c.. Fuller. Mrs. e. J. Smith aud
Mrs. Amos Beeler entertained the en-
gineers wives yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fuller, S2S Madison street.
The following ladies were present: Mrs
Mary Marker, Mrs. Sol Richardson, Mrs
Frank Tamblyn. Mrs. A Tennyson' Mrs
Geo. Sherman. Mrs. B. Tobias Mrs. NJ.
shaw Mrs VIM Sherman, Mrs. Ed
Smith, Mrs. Alice Bartell, Mrs. Geo. Fur
man. Mrs Ed Whitcon1b, Mrs. Geo.
Wood Mrs. Ed Ash. Mrs. Geo. Hall, Mrs
e J. Smith. Mrs. A. Beeler, Mrs. c. A
Fuller Mrs. C1um, Miss Margaret Fuller,
Miss Thelma Wood, Miss Guenndolyn
Beeler and Master Edwin Ash.