The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-27
SANTA FE NOTES.

/ Thomas E. Prout. general secretary AT
the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A, and Mrs E'rou'
will leave this evening for months visit
at Vermilion Lake MINI.
| The Santa Fe apprentice baseball team
| left this afternoon on No. for Carrolton,
| Mo-, where they will play the apprentice
! team Sunday.
Mr. j. F. Whiteford, bonus supervisor
of the Topeka shops, has returned from
| short business trip to Chicago.
John Ash machinist in the round house,
| is off duty several days
Mrs. E. T Bissell, mother of Marion
Bissell of the ticket auditors office, will
leave the first of the week for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends IN
Colorado and Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. z. c. Cummings, tariff inspector.
has returned from a few weeks vacation
spent at the Great Lakes.
Mr.. Chester F. Carter, assistant trans
portation clerk. will return Monday from
Douglass and Wichita, Kan, here he has
been spending the past two weeks vacd-
ton.
Miss F. G. Mcmillan, stenographer to
E. H. BunneIl, auditor of disbursements.
will leave August for a vacation trip to
B. T. Anderson, signal engineer. will
leave the first of the week for vaca-
ton trip to Denver, Colo.
Miss Ola Dorsey of the ticket auditor
office will spend Sunday with relatives
and friends in Sterling, Kan.
w. L. Ball of the general superintend-
ent's office and Mrs. Ball will leave short
ly for vacation trip to Denver and other
points in Colorado.
Charles Lodter of the stationery depart
nent returned this morning from a two
weeks vacation trip to Galveston, Tex.
A. E. Chapman of the store department
will return Monday from Chicago, where
he has been spending the past two weeks
vacation with relatives and friends.
Charles Banrey of the bonus super
visor's office has gone to Colorado and
California on a vacation trip of a few
weeks.
Guy scrivner of the printing department
is spending the weekend with his par
entS in Kansas City.
Robert L. Robson of the coach shops
left today for Chicago to accompany his
daughter home from Chicago, where she
has been receiving, medical treatment for
infantile paralysis
Miss Bessie Sawyer of the freight claim
department will leave the first of the
week for a vacation trip of a few weeks
in Denver.
H s. Mcdaniel, chief clerk in the Req
spending the weekend IN Excelsior
Miss Grace GiIby of the freight audi
tors department will spend Sunday with
relatives and friends in Hutchinson
G. E. Reynolds. telegraph operator, viii
leave soon for Denver to spend "a few
Miss Bertha Russum of the car account
ants department and her mother viii
leave the first of August for northwest
ern trip to Vancouver, B. c., via Salt
Lake and Ogden.
Ben Adams of the store department viii,
leave next week for New York city and
the east on his annual vacation.
Leo Punches of the store department is
off duty on account of sickness
F D. Hammer travelling passenger
agent for the wabash railroad with head
quarters in Kansas City, was a Santa lie
caller Friday.
J. L. Stitt of the coach shops, who I'M
derwent an operation eight weeks ago
was brought home last week much i'm
proved. had to be taken back to the COM
pany hospital. suffeing elapse-
Miss Elizabeth Davis, daughter of the
Waterman at the general offices, will
leave the first of August for a visit with
relatives and friends in Denver
Frank Connaughton, telegraph operator,
will return to work Tuesday after ten
days vacation with relatives and friends
in western Kansas.