The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-08

to 1915 or the State Journal officel
Word was received last night from
Charles Kelly, at Excelsior Springs, that
his father Engineer j. P Kelly, was
sinking and the doctors had given up all
hope for him being able to be brought
home
Engineer George Sherman and wife
and Fireman William Eckert and wife re-
Oregon and California last night.
! Miss Minnie Smith of the freight claim
department returned last evening from
Kansas City, where she visited frienIs
Chief Electrician L. NJ Gain has gone
on business trip to Kansas city
Miss Leta Mayer of the freight claim
returning last night.
Charles Amick of the electrical depart
ment was called to Sedalia, Mo-, on ac-
count of the death of his sister yesterday
morning.
Switchman B. Williams, 31s Branner
street had his son Carl home with him
Earl is attending dental college.
E. G. Frank, electrical foreman at New
ton, returned to his home after a few
days here on company business.
A. j. Dodge, erecting engineer, spent
Sunday in Topeka and returned to Cha
mute last night.
c. NJ. Williams. electrician left for
Newton yesterday on company business
to be gone several days
SW1tchman James Bostic has sold his
property on Reno avenue and is looking
to purchase home nearer his work.
William Trautman. wife and daughter
will leave in a few days for an extended
trip through the east, visiting in Boston,
New York and Washington and many
places of interest. expecting to be gone a
month or six weeks.
w H. Shields. clerk in the freight claim
office, has gone to Dodge City to visit
relatives and friends for a couple of
weeks.
W. J. Russell. clerk in the auditor of
disbursements office, will spend his vace-
Mrs. J. w. Griffin, wife of Special
Agent Griffin, has gone to Chicago to
spend a few weeks with relatives and
H. E. Crow and wife. claim investi
gator. will spend the weekend in Kansas
Mrs. W E. Banks 3oS West Twelfth
street. returned yesterday from Oklahoma
City. where she has been in the hospital
in health and would be glad to have her
friends call on her.
Auditor Dawson will spend two weeks in
Newton visiting with friends and reIa-
David NJ Main. clerk in the ticket Of
flee, has gone to Kansas City on CON-
ticket auditors department, will leave il
a few days for Debuque. Iowa, to spend
few weeks with relatives
H. B. McGraft, clerk in the freight
claim department, will visit in Kansas
CITY for a few days.
George Mitchell, travelling accountant in
the auditor of disbursements office,
leaves tomorrow for the east, where he
will visit all the large cities and railroad
offices
Mrs Charles Kelly. wife of the stenog-
Tapher to r. J. Parker. was called to EN-
celSio- Springs this morning on account
of the serious condition of Mr.. KellJ's
father, and left at once for that place.
F. A. Lewis and wife. city ticket agent
for the Union Pacific, went to Kansas
City over the Santa Fe route this morn
ing.
Mrs. S. J. Dawney. mother of Stenog-
rapher Dawney in the law department,
will visit friends and relatives in Valley
alls for a couple of weeks
J. K. Haggart. craftsman, has gone to
Wichita on business to be gone few
days.
George c. Thomas operator, was sent to-
St Joseph. Mo. on company business
Miss Clara E. McClintock leaves in 81
few days for San Diego, CAL where she
will visit with friends for week two.
Mrs. George Thomas has gone to Kan
sas City for few days and will then go
to st. Joseph, Mo-. where her husband
was sent on company business.
z. v. Sholes will make trip to New
Mexico and California, leaving here the
last of the week to be away two or three
weeks visiting friends.
Mrs J. M Wilson. wife of travelling
freight auditor, has gone to Harper, Kan,
for a two weeks stay with friends.
G. E German, clerk in the freight audi
tors office, has gone to Chicago for a few
days on company business
J. S. Farrell ticket agent at St Marys
for the Union Pacific railroad, was visit
ing Santa Fe friends and stopped over