The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-04
SANTA FE NOTES.
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Miss Josephine Cramer has accepted Ire
position as mail clerk If. the motive pow
er building caused by the resignation OF
Miss Alpha SINNERS.
F. d. Pecligo OF the freight auditors Of
flee spent the weekend with relatives
and friends i'll Emporia.
Mrs. R. w. Pence of the auditor of dis
bursements' office has returned from Elk
| celsior SPRINGS where she spent the week.
end with relatives.
Miss Della Hughes of the freight clam
department has returned from Kansas
City, where she spent the weekend with
her cousin, Mrs. Anna Hughes Carroll.
H. H. Mcintyre of the telegraph depart
ment i'll spend few days this week with
friends in Kansas City.
Fireman Guy H Hill of Salt Lake,
Utah, formerly of Topeka VIII return
home within a few days, after spending
a week here with his mother and other
relatives.
has returned from Wichita where he
spent the asst week on COMP any business.
N. A. Black, general passenger agent
at Chicago, has returned after spending a
few days here this week on company bust
Mrs. ]. Crook has returned to work in
the shops after being off duty on account
of sickness.
J. NJ. Logan of the telegraph depart
ment and Mrs. Logan will spend rev
days this week with relatives and frleLds
W. A. Kingman of the engineering de-
partment has returned from a snort puSl-
Eess trip to Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G. Wilson of Law
renee will return home TuesGay. a 4ff1
sons parents, Engineer and Mrs. c. T.
Yewel1. and other other relatives.
The Switchmen's Union of North Amer
lea, Topeka Lodge No. II, have distributed
tickets for their sixth annual ball to De
given November q at Music hall
V. NJ Marshall of the freight auoitor 5
office has returned from a short business
trip to Kansas City.
Orvllle Rucker of the freight auditor
off he
and friends in Columbus, Kan,
The educational classes at the X. X. l.
g. Wednesday. The following are the
classes: Penmanship and mechanical
drawing, tuition 81, 40 Lessons: IuesdaE
and Thursday evenings at Z: 30 Fred isaac
son teacher; practical electricity, tuition
IS 40 lessons, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings 7:90, H. A. French teacher; SHOP
Monday evenings, H. w Hinn1on teacher;
gas engine, tuition, 50: ~ lessons sd
Air brake classes will meet for free In
struction Monday evenings at 1:3o Iae
Young Mems club will meet Iuesoay
evenings at 7:30. tuition free classes IN
Spanish Swede and any other subject
Will be arranged if ten members register.
The association will arrange lot me IN
Teachers are all men OF practlcal expefl-
ence. Examinations are given free IN
the International Committee of New York
Diplomas won will be recognized IN al
the leading schools and universities o.
America Correct methods in penmanship
and spelling are used mechanical draw
ing. elementary and advanced locomotive
and cer design and shent metal work.
practical electricity. The class room is
equipped with motor, dynamo, switch
board telephones. telegraph instruments,
and all other necessary equipment for CIV
ing the st1dert practical UNDERSTANDING
of making. using and handling electricity
Shop nlatheruatics solving problems that
are used every day in actual shop prae-
tee Gas engine giving practical demon
stratjop in the use Of motorcycles. autsl-
mobiles and all kind of gas engine re-
pairs The class room is equipped with a
gas engine Young Mems club will dis
men.