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

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A. T. 1:rowrn and Ha1.l.y C. Fleming of SO-pound rail in the BIonett yards,
were in AIesico, 110.. the first of the replacing 60-pound.
month, as delegates to the ivIasonic Xicholas Arcnd, father of Joe P.
Grand Lodge. hIonett was considered .-\rend, clerk, gassed away in Aurora,
as a. roba able meeting place for the Nay 5. Mr. Arend was an old resident
l!l29 convention. but withdrrw in fa- of that community and an employe of
vor of Hannibal. No.
the Alajestic Xilling Company. Jfr.
\I7. R. Samuels is located in JIonett Arend has the sympathy of his fellosvfor
the strawberry season, superviwinfi employes.
the cleaning of refrigerator cars and Niss Grace 1\IcClannahan, te!el)hone
assistinr in the movement of cars. operator, enjoy~d several days vaca-
Richard Alills and wife enjoyed a tion ~wently,
visit with fricnds in St. Loi~ir a few Thr fllat home-grown stw,wherries
days in May. Mr. AIills was relieved werc on tlic marltet at Monett, ,\lay 14
)IS J. 1'. Arcnd iis chief c1e1,k LO thr and sold for 30 cents a quart. They
genrrxl yardmaster.
were of the Sew York Narket variety.
Carl \\'. .\rchdale and family visited All indications point to a very successrelatives
in Joplin for x short vaca- ful berry season and all associations
tion the first part of May.
are advertising este~isivelr for pickers.
A11.s. H. H. Edwards, wife of warehouse
clcrk, BIonett freirht department.
passed awny. .\l)l'il 2.7, after a
tcn-day illness. Tjcsidcs her husbnnd.
she left four srnali children. The sympathy
of the entire E'risco family is
cxtended JIr. Edwards in his i~creavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shoenwald, who
have heen in charge of the Harvey
Sews Stand for Lhe past two years.
have gone to Chicaqo to accept u position
with the Van Nuys Company. Fred
Lochmiller, a former manaFer at this
place is again in chargc of the news
stand.
Georxe AIorris, section laborer, who
had the misfortune lo lc?se an eye h?' Mines Located Four and One-half
hrin~ hit by a picce of stccl, has returned
to work as yard cleaner.
Miles East of the City of Tulsa
Mrs. Laura Pratt. mother of L. H. WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR COAL
Pratt. mail and bagrage handler, and
Call Phone Cedar 5588 or Osage 9810-F21
Mrs. R. \'. Porter. wife of Operator
I'orter, have been visiting in \+'hit