The Frisco Employes' Magazine, June 1928 - Springfield-Greene ...

Ilxrc~ltl Ilar returned from the West- vidcntally Carl is quitc a banjo artist son's officv, but his posltion was
ern division and now holds the posi- and has promised to bring his banjo abolished April 1. and IIC displaced C.
lion of instrunlentman in the division clown to thv office and give 'us a real I(. Hornung. Another change in the
t'n~ir~t'cr's office at this point.
treat soon.
clerical force at east yard resulted in
11. I,:. Drake, chief tic. and timber It won't trr long now. Dewey Bass the losing of Miss Elma Williams, who
inspc'ctor of the Frisco, !)aid this of- was setan \vIiil)l)iug the air with his has been stenographer for Mr. Flill.
f1iv :L short visit while on his way fly rod.
assistant superintendent for the past
to ;\lanstirltl, Arkansas, to nirct tlic tit, Nr. Ilonalrl Hrnxii, who 11;~s been thr 18 mol~tli*. JIiss Orna Ad:~ms displacm(~d
I r:rln.
aul.st of hliss Kathryn JI~;\Iatioll. iias
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JIisx IVilliams, she having been tlisplircreturned
to h~s hoke in Hartford. ed ;rs roiidmastcr's clerk by 15. 0. \Vest.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Con~~ecticut.
JVe now have two reporters in the
.John Pcndrrrrass. instrumentnlan.
FT. SMITH, ARK.
resigned on A~II:~~ 28, to ;lcc:ept a sir nil:^^: I)uilili~~~ with the ~rdrlition (.if Miss
,\dams.
position with the Cottori Reit ;it JIour~t
l'lc*asanton. Texas. and H. V. Yerbv Thr bl'itigc men are rc~rewing the,
I l:I.:NI.: \VOESTJIXS. Reporter h:rs been ;~ppointe& his xuwessor. bVb
long bridge just west of the ylrrd
arc all very glad to hare "Skwitch" office. The job will take about L'
Mr. :in@ Airs. J. T. Baker of Mansfield. hack with us again.
lnonths, und it is said that the walk
;\rlc;~ns:rs. were 1)ainfully injured when Clarence Rollingcr has achieved his way wbich was formerly on the south
their ;rutomobile turned over' while life time ambition. which was :recon- ridc of the bridge will bc: placrd on the
t.nruute from JIansfield to I'ort Smith plished sevc*r;~i Suntlrrss ago at our lu- 11ort11 sltle.
on the night of hlay 1". and were v:11 flying fleld, wheu 11c had his first
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i)ruuyrht to :L Fort Smith hospitnl f~)r airplane ridc.
nirdical attention. :\t this wl'itinrr. Iiate \'og:.pl hiis a new niecc, who has TULSA FREIGHT OFFICE
liotll 1):rrties have Itaft the hospital and l)csen named C!atherine Mane.
ikrv w~th Mrs. Baker's sistrr in Bort
TULSA, OKLA.
Jlrs. Ed. ('randall and son. 1~:dward.
Smith but are still under the doctor's .Jr.. are visiting relativc*~ at Cnl~e Cirvaru.
Mr. Raker is engineer on the :rrdeau. Chnffec! and Sprin~tleld. \\'hil~.
.\Iitnsfic.ld Hrancli, running betwee11 at Sl~ring-fleld Mrs. Crandnll will he thv
1*'111.1 Smith and Mansfield.
au(,st of her sistrr, Mrs. JI. W. .\her-
Mr. J. U. 1leyl)urn i~.is rrt~~rned fror~~
Herman Holen, assistant casl~ler, 11;rd
nathy. Jlr. 2\l)ernatl~y wns for~~~vri)
the 8r11nual Fuel Conrer~tio~~ in Chi- clivisior~ ;icc7ountxnt at Fort Smith.
the idea a tonsil operation was sornccsaro.
.. . which was held from JIuv 7 to Is'ranlc Trower. spccial ncrnt. has I.(.thing
kids had done on their way homta
11, inclusive. and reports a reln;u.lz- turned from the hospital in Sonthvr~~
from school and anklccl on home; hut
:~bln xttendancc at the niectings ;rnd Texas where he as heen Tor the past ask him now that he's had one. His
OIIC uf the best. if not the hest. fuel sevcr;ll months. and reports that he is ol)inion is the same as Sherman's w;rs
vonvention he ever attendad.
freling :I little better. We trust he of war.
This department extcnds sympathy will soon be strong anourh to return Gcorgc Kerns, demurrage clerk, is
lo Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JIorlev in tllv to work.
suflcring :L had burn on the hand from
loss of their son Harry J~oriey, age 24 llrs. Sxi~nie Relar~cl is filling trm- frying I~r~!nch fried potatoes at his
sears, who died May 17, after u ver) ~ ) o ~ v:rcanc..v ~ r y during the itbscnca ol' don~icilr.
rhort jllness.
Thc Tulsa warehouse bunch :irv
Mr. ;rnd Mrs. I*'. C. Fry :rnd son, Genc. A m(setin6 of section forf~~nen :111d H. e i rour'ni~. Thuy lost tl~c! per!-
1b1 Ibrt Smith. ~\rk.. and 311'. and JII-s. .Y- H. foremen was held at PayetteviIlV.
('leal.?. was carrying :r short time :LEO,
and tl!,. 1)ro;rtl grin. which the anxious
I St. Charles Hotel I look turned into, was the r~~sult of JII..
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT
(!ie:rry hecoming :r "Grandpa" to twin
boys. IIOI.I~ to Mr. (!1enryss daughter,
E. G. GRAMLING, Owner and Proprieror Mrs. I.:. 31. \\ro~.le~~.
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Under 40.000
.\ftcr sc~veral nlonths of watchin1
waiting. we have Ford Iius sc.rvicv hetween
I*::lst Yard and South Yard, via
Cqitol Hill. This is a big help. rspecially
in had weather, but it loolcs as
though some of the boys will Iw de-
1,rived of tl~cir t,xe~'oise now that they
1,:11i rid(. both wi~ys to irnd from work.
'rht, 1\vo drivers arc Socl Sllcrman and
11. I\-. Henry.
h groul, c~f rirst yirr~l rnil,loyes. with
\.;~i,d e11:i11e 3,542 111 t)ic IIRCI