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

Jzrirc, 1928 Page 57
>rifts days Christine centy Vanderford i spent t he- a has C. been I. Marfield, quite sick locomotive with ~yumonia
engineer. Choked AII Might
parents at Sherman, Texas. fever
>lax Oldenhage has returned to his RO;' H. Baker, from Springfield. has
duties after an absence of several days een_-pr:tecting extra switching at From Asthma
account of illness.
sewourg.
Among the victims that have suc- W. E. Counts. roadmaster on second
cumbrd to thr auto fever are JIax track division, reports his first Per-
Every Sign of the Trouble Gone. Tells
Oldenhage and William Chri-tinn, JIas
sonal injurv this year. On May 9. G.
How She Got Well.
having purchased a new Dodge Vic-
F. Smith, section foreman. Steeleville.
tory six and \Yilliqn a new Oakland
No., while removing rail which was All who suffer from asthma and
sun-kinked rail flew out breaking bronchial cough will be glad to learn
coupe.
bone In his right and left leg, and how Jlrs. Rr, G. Pierson, Route 1. Colby.
To prove our Frisco boys are one- hla hack - - ... and hin were badly bruised. Kas.. conauered her trouble. She writes:
hundred per cent for our railroad, Jess He mill probabiy be off five or six "For 16 j.eirs I had usthmn in scvere form.
R. Neergaard, yard clerk, recently had weeks.
I couldn't sleel), irnd ri~rely tried to go to bed
occasion to persuade a friend who was Mlss Mary Slckles who has been llefore 1 :SO a. m. I kcpt getting weaker and
going to Siioam Springs and from there visiting her sister Lillian, has returned h~d ii terrible cough. I was in Akron. '331..
to a point in Alabama, to make the home.
when I started tnking Nacor in February, 1925.
trlp to Siloam Springs and then re- L. J. Planchon, third trick yard In 3lorcli I felt so much better I returned to
turn to Tulsa and take our train No. clerk, is laying off account being sick. 3lisaouri. One night in Missouri used to mnke
6 to Uirmingham, thus riding Frisco He is under the weather wlth rheu- nle choke terrlbIp, but I don't have a sign of
all the way.
matism. Hope he will soon be able asth~ui~ now, not evcn in rainy weather. I
H - - . .T. - . - 1)rilev - . - . , < varrlmnstrr.. - - - - . - - - - - , has . - - - hppn - to .- return to work.
sleei) nli night, have wined 10 pounds and
absent from his duties account of ill- The entire transportation depart- IPPI' . rtrnnn - .. . ind wcll."
ness. We hone to see . JIr. Dailev hack ment extend their sympathy to F. C. IIundreda of other sugerers from~ asthma.
-
on the job sdon.
Fulton, engineer, and son Clyde, in the hrorrrilitld and cl1ro111c coughs have reported
Wardy C. Castle, yard clerk, recently recent death of Xrs. Fulton. Mrs. Ful- their recnvory. t~Pl.er Scars of alfliction. Their
moved into his new home at Red Fork. ton was buried at Newburg. BIay 14. letters and a booklet full of valuable InfonitIiss
Frances Harrison. who is at- Her death was due to pneumonia fever. tion ahout Ihffle stubborn diseases, will be sent
tending the University of Oklahoma,
free - bv . Sawr JIediclne Co.. 705 State Life
vinlted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Bldg., Ind!ani~polis. Ind. So matter how se-
Harrison. recently.
SEVENTH STREET STATION rious your c.rse seem?. \Trite for this free book-
ST. LOUIS, MO.
let lndn,. It nlay gi\.e your llfe a now mean-
InC.
WEST TULSA STORES DEPT.
AGNES 31. L.4RKIN. Reporter
OTIS RULE, Reporter
Mrs. Allen Moore. wife of timekeeper.
Seventh Street has a membership of has just returned from a visit in Vertwnntv
in the newly organized Saint non, Texas. where she visited her
Mr. Stone and family contemplate ~~;is-~erminals Club.
sister.
spending a few days in Springfield, the L. G. Roseman, special officer, who Ray Caudlc. formerly employed as
flrst part of June.
1s Scout Master of Boy Scout Troop roundhoi~se 'lerk this terminal, died
Mrs. Otis R. Rule and children spent NO. 41, has been presented with Presi- after o. brief illness May 16. This office
the week-end, May :, and 6, visiting dent Howai,d's streamer for the year as well as the north roundhouse, towith
Mr. Rule's parents at Holdenville. 19'8
gether with other Brisco employes es-
Dwisht L. Irby visited with his par-
deenest -. svm~athy is extended tend their sympathy to the bereaved
ents at Afton. Okla., on May 13. to Harry '~ewco;n~r. ~.heck clerk. in family.
The family of Mr. S. R. Gardner inthe
loss of his mother and father.
tend spending their vacation in Chiwhose
deaths were just one week
cago and Indianapolis. They are planapart.
SIGNAL DEPARTMENT
ning on leavinz just as soon as school
The Frisco Best Service Baseball
Club and the Saint Louis Terminal?
SPRINGFIELD, MO.
is out.
Club held a joint river excursion on
Mr. Otis R. Rule left for Rochester. the Steamer St. Paul. JIay 23. BIATILDA C. HOFFMAN, Reporter
Mlnn., Sunday. Xay 20, accompanying
his stepfather, Mr. E. M. Bailey. who
is being taken to Mayo Bros.
EASTERN DIVISION-MECHANICAL Mr. Raymond Troth has returned
SPRINGFIELD, MO.
from a short vislt wlth his parents at
Valley Falls, Kansas.
Carl Thompson and mother spent a
EASTERN DIVISION
JIILLARD F. BROWN. Eeporter recent week end visiting relatives at
Rolla, Mo.
I C. H. Eergstrom, boilermaker forc-
Xessrs. Owen. Troth, Thompson and
Ball have returned from a fishing trip
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT man, north roundhouse, attended the to Bennett Sprlngs. They report a very
NEWBURG, MO.
Master Boilermaker's convention at good time but are reluctant to talk
Cleveland. After the convention Carl about the'flsh they caught.
and the Nrs. are ~Aanning a vacation in Inspectors Harry Barron and Charles
LILLIAN 11. SICKLES, Reporter the state of Pennsylvania.
Smith were in Bollgee. Ala.. May 2.
I-Inl Lampkin, traveling time keeper. to place in servlce new interlocklng
Eastern division, is back on his old plant just completed at A. G. S. cross-
Spring has arrived at last and thc job again after spending some three ing, that point.
banks of Little Piney. Big Piney, the or four months oil special work.
Gasconade and JIeramec Rivers are W. B. Brandt, general foreman, north
very inviting, so much so that F. H. !ounclhouse, advises that engine 1527 OFFICE SUPT. TRANSPORTATION
Donaldson, trainmaster, Springfield, is being equipped with floating engine
SPRINGFIELD, MO.
contemplates on spending his vacatlon truck brasses, which is the new wrinat
his old haunts with his fishing rod kle on this division.
and line.
The new viaduct at Benton Avenue EULA STRATTON. Reporter
A. C. Holeman, agent. Pacific, Mo., and Grant Street over the Frisco tracks
reports the sand and gravel business is nearing completion. The Houlevr~rd IVith the corning of the ;ne, warm
at that point as very good this year. viaduct was open to the public April summer-like davs, many of our gang"
Last year 6,369 cars of gravel were 26.
are enjoyinq the facilities of the Frisco
shipped from Pacific, which would
for pleasure trips.
make n train 84 miles lon~. the revenue
Carlotta Lane journeyed to Chlcago
from this business amounted to
recently and shopped a bit.
$192.000.
I CLASSIFIED ADS I Mary Camphell rlwnt a recent week-
R. Stephans, agent at Cuba. 310.. for
end in St. Louis visiting relatives.
the past 10 years and In the servlce
- Dora Gado npencls nearl; every weekfor
over forty years, holds white pass CIasslfled advertlsln~ under thh headlng will end in Billings, while Clarence Wllkes
and is entitled to most any kind of be charged for at the rate of 5 cents per word can't he kept away from Carthage.
transportation he could desire, yet he with a mlnlmum of 75 cents. Cash must ac- Pearl Townes and Carmen Bowman
tells us that he has not been west of company copy.
went to Kansas City for a visit last
Rolla. Mo.. but one time in the past AGESTS-WE START YOU IS BUSI- month: Harlin Boehm went to Joplin
20 years and has only made a few ness and help you succeed. Eio capital with the Shrine Patrol for a ceretrlps
to St. Louis, Mo.. during that or experience needed. Spare or full monial: Merle Platte leaves soon for
time.
time. You can easily earn $50-$100 Xinneapolis to visit Mr. and Nrs. Geo.
Miss Maud Snyder, roadmaster's weekly. Write Madison Factorles, 564 Ruzrles. JIrs. Ruwzles was formerly
clerk snent the week-end with her Broadway. Sew Yorli.
Ruth Snlith. clerk -in this department
fath& J. E. Snyder in Lebanon.
Some traveling this office is doing!
W. H. Owens, locomotive inspector. FOR SALE-Ten acre tracts, good \Ve've been havin~ troubles as we11
vlsited his father and mother Mr. and poultr,, truck, fruit land, $350.00 each. as travels too: Louise Boren was in
Mrs. John Owens at ~ogers\:llle, 310.. all long time. Reeve Nursery, Cot- quite a serious automobile accident on
recently.
tage Hill, Florida.
Highway 65 in which her companlon,