Pages 1-88 - Springfield-Greene County Library
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Heard and two chil- SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Mrs. E. A. Barnett wife of 8 ection<br />
dren nre taking thelr vacation in Mich-<br />
Foreman at ~aruth&sville No.<br />
igan.<br />
CHAFFEE, MO.<br />
h~n<br />
gone to Denver, Colo.. to 'spen the<br />
Doh Langston. completion report clerk. ANNA GOLDEN, Reporter summer.<br />
Memphis, was a Sunday vlsitor in our<br />
We are putting In seven mil crossfair<br />
citv. -<br />
River Division is right to the front ings on the Jonesboro Sub on hi& :hway<br />
Ila dsk visited Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. with her special trains; we had one' WO. 61.<br />
Long: In Fort Scott during the holidays. June 12th for the Cardinal game in Just completed an extension t :o the<br />
Mrs. W. R. McDonough spent the past St. Louis and another the 17th for passing track at Menfro, Mo., which<br />
Week !n St. Louis having her teeth "Lindy's" reception. Both mere well will now hold 110 cars.<br />
'treated. patronized by Southeast Missourians Our Extra Gangs at Menfrc 3<br />
Trainmaster's Offlce<br />
and<br />
who desired to attend these events. Ste. Genevleve are busy apl plying<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cooper are vaca- Alvin Xlages. cashier at the freight stone ballast and restoring tra clc to<br />
tioning for a month in California V. E. house enjoyed a meek's vacation normal condition after the floc >ds.<br />
Hopkins is relieving him as night train- spending the time in Omaha and othe; Mr. Peter Burr is working at Fesmaster.<br />
western points.<br />
tus. Mo., in the absence of Mr. k L.<br />
M. E. Gesi and Roadmaster Ellis re-<br />
W. V. McAdams and son wlll leave<br />
Stanley, who is away on his vacacently<br />
motored to St. Genevleve to<br />
real soon for<br />
tlon.<br />
L vacation in New Orleans spend week end with thelr respective<br />
and El Paso, Texas.<br />
The ditcher is workln~ at G<br />
famllies. Gesi said it was a flne trip<br />
ravois<br />
cleaning out cuts that caved in I<br />
W, 5. Johnston 1s rellevlng W. J. Lud- with the exception of some extremely<br />
during<br />
the recent heavy ralns.<br />
wig at Pocahontas. &k. while he Is act- muddy roads and have to fix a few Mrs. F. A. Rathburn of l<br />
Ing &=I agent in the absence of J. D. Boyd flat tires.<br />
Bluffs. Mo.. is visltin~ friends and<br />
Who Is taking a vacation.<br />
Bert AIcAllen and Cletus Prlce re-<br />
I<br />
tives at Jefferson City, 110.<br />
"Pap" Adams, engineer, attended the cently merit Bundnv in St. Louis and<br />
Veteran's rcunion and then spent a few llvend up tho nld town.<br />
dws \ vith home folk rtt Thavrr, Alo Divlslon KnKincer G. W. Koontz<br />
has moved his famllu to Chaflee and<br />
1'. E . Hopkinn ~ttended the telegraphers<br />
WESTERN DIVISION<br />
will occupy the property vacated by<br />
conver ltion which wa held In St. 1.0111s former Divislon Accountant L. W. Pipthe<br />
WI =ek of May 9. Mrs. Hopkins and lcln.<br />
Ililly .i k7ent up to :-ttc4 the 1 nnn~let and 1% V. Thompson and Russell C. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTN<br />
dance given at the Chase Hotel. Bennett have been added to the en-<br />
Ben Greishaber, second trick operator, ginecrln~ force. If all the boys get<br />
WESTERN DIVISION-EN1<br />
Is agal In on the job after enjoying a week in at one time some body is golng to -<br />
of hun ting and fishlnr nrOund Pestrls. NO. have to work in the corridor.<br />
Our Slogan - Boost or Blot<br />
Jam1 e3 Mor~an has accepted the posi- Operator Norbert Spaulding, who<br />
timn r 1s warehouse clerk at Sikeston. hns been workinr at Rlstheville for<br />
Ralph Stephens is now worklng as car some time pald the otTice rr vislt on CAJIPBELL and CABIPBELI<br />
distrib ~utor in this Offlce.<br />
the 16th.<br />
Reporters<br />
XI. 1<br />
James Mbraan has accepted R<br />
H. Stnbhlefletd has returned home<br />
place<br />
from Collinsville, Illlnoia where he has<br />
with the Silteston station force and<br />
hren v<br />
rupects to make the move rerrl soon. Ahout two weeks ago Mr. S J. I<br />
vith his hrother, who has been very<br />
'raakr<br />
111. a re are sorry to say he Is not Im-<br />
Ralph Stcvens will succeed hlm as appeared on the scene with a'bran d new<br />
provin g as rapidly as could be wished.<br />
rlr tracer In the tralnmaster's of- straw hat which was quite all rld ~t, but<br />
flce<br />
when he showed up just a few da vs ago<br />
Burl Thompson and famlly drove to Operator W. V AIcAdamu 18 asnin with another and much lamer st raw It<br />
Illinois 3 to spend Decoration Day with working In the Chaffee office while caused some comment. A commltt ee mos<br />
relntiv es.<br />
some of the telegraph force are en- d111v 7pnointrd to flnd or~t wh-8 1.1 A hq- r,-<br />
Mr. . and Mrs. R. J. Robinson and daunh- joying vacntfons.<br />
pened to cause the increase in hen d #I2 re.<br />
ter Et he1 Mae have returned from a visit Conductor and Jlrs. H. V. Ch~nt- and thev were informed that the1 "l= w a9<br />
in Pel wacola. Florlda<br />
ham have returned from short visit a arandson in the familv and th: rt w<br />
~ - ~. ~ - - -<br />
enounh to make any man's head SWP<br />
tom^<br />
to St, Louis whcre they wrnt to<br />
es Oliver Is the name .selected for<br />
iittcnd<br />
the<br />
the commencement e~erciscs Of Wash- Conmatulations. anA we can all nmt,<br />
YC mnp son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.<br />
Barks. Mr. Barks Is third trick oDerainaton<br />
Universitv, their son, Bert, out for a new president one of thc<br />
tor he re.<br />
qrnrluatinr In lax;.<br />
dav-. or another "Lindv."<br />
Elizabeth Grieshaher and Anna Ada Dillon, the keeper of the chl<br />
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Baker and son ino- Guethle spent the recent holidays In clerk's desk. was forced to take : an e<br />
tored ( to Gxllatin. Mo. on .June 11 to spend St 1,ouis txkina in all the good - shows tended leave of absence due to Illne!<br />
a few davs.<br />
andpshopplng.<br />
and expects to recuperate In Co lord<br />
Mrs. lister Hunt and two children of Mrs. Paul Krueger has bcen enter- Durins her absence Maraery wll 1 td<br />
Mt. Vt rrnon, Illinois are visiting In Chaf- taining her sister who motored down care of the chief's desk and Miss Cla<br />
fee fa1 - a month. Mr. Hunt was former- with friends from Joplin, 310.<br />
Schomalter will look after the 1 vorri<br />
IP em - ~10ved - here.<br />
that ocrnr ;n thr orfico of the d Iviqi<br />
Mr. and Mrn. T. C. Moore are at home<br />
endneer. We xre a11 verv m~ch<br />
OFFICE OF 8. & B. AND MAINnfter<br />
' hcinn to %rin~fleld to attend the<br />
with Clara and welcome her in<br />
funera 1 of Mrs. Moore's slster-in-law.<br />
TENANCE OF WAY<br />
family and hope a nermnnent nln<br />
They were accompanld home hy F. G.<br />
be found for her when Ad? returne<br />
Alexar<br />
CHAFFEE, MO.<br />
~der, of Detroit, Mlch., a brother of<br />
will prohahly keep us advlned as<br />
nfrs. 1<br />
EVA WRAY. Reporter.<br />
progres- in Color~do and we wil<br />
the ~ood hrod along<br />
31~4. J. J. Wehling. wlfe of dispatcher,<br />
Junior arrived at the home of 1<br />
vlsited I her mother in Calro, Illinois re- W. .J. Alsobroolc and crew are now Mrs. Waltrr Settlcs. June 4th.<br />
cently.<br />
bull din^ n section house 2.t Stc. Gene- beinr our hassageman. and It<br />
Mrs. 'I?. J. Odom has returned home vleve which they expect to complete unanimous opinion that the YOun<br />
from I Detroit. Mich. where she has been about ..--~. the - ~ 10th.<br />
is ace hiah.<br />
viaitin g: her dnunhter Mrs. Harold Ham- We are getting the piling in for Blanche and Harrlet have just re turn1<br />
Ilton. Mrs. ~amiltdn accornpanled her 1927 bridae work. Have 400 ~illna on from spending a meek visltin~ wi th tl<br />
mothe r home for the summer.<br />
hand and driver runnlna steadily. folks at home. They hoth repol rted<br />
Miss Lizetta Wehling attended the M.xteria1 is being unloaded at Blythe- verv aood time. and would llke to l<br />
Center ~nial celebration at Lindenwood ville to ~ u In t s new standnrd wa- agaln soon.<br />
Colleg~ e. St. Charles. Mo.<br />
teF- crank so vassen~er trdns ran Mr. K. 0. Daunhtrey, trainmaate tr, n<br />
take water whfle doina thelr statlon family are vacatlonins in Californ' la. (<br />
Freight .House<br />
work, going elther north or south. course thry are havlna a most en: lOYat<br />
Mr. and Alrs. John Simpson and chll- Scction Foreman H. E. Langley has trlp and will have lots to talk abo<br />
drcn I 3rove to Anna. Illinois spend the resumed work at Blytheville, Ark., when he returns.<br />
hollda y and see the damage done by the after havlng becn in the Frisco hos- You folks should see how very attra<br />
recent flood.<br />
pital for several weeks.<br />
tive the grounds around the offices<br />
Nor ,d has been received here of the Mrs. Harvey Polk and son, Hnr- Enid are beginning to look. The Ian<br />
rge of Miss Helen Slpes, daughter vey Jr.. of Turrell, Ark. are spend- beds of flowers that were recently set 0<br />
,. and 3Tr.i T. .T, Sines of Olney, lnq'their vacation in Birmlnghaln and are coming along in very flne shape, a1<br />
, to a young man also of that clty. Linevllle, Ala.<br />
with the added improvement of a ve<br />
ipea was formerly assistant cashler Mr. H. G. Harmon, who has been<br />
i offlce. Their many Chaffee frlends extra gang foreman on the Ch~foe<br />
the young couple much happlness. sub since 1922 has left this 1)lvlslon<br />
and Mrs. Charles Allen visited rela- and is now Estrn. Gane I'oremnn wjth Ynln 7223 Res. Walnut 401<br />
md friends here this month. Charles the system Steel ~ang.<br />
Nicely Furnished Rooms-Hot & Cold Blthl<br />
3 one of our former "boys."<br />
An extension track is beln~ con-<br />
Mr.<br />
structed at Caruthersville. 110.. to<br />
and Mrs. A. W. Fay and Alvln serve the Caruthersville Canning<br />
Klage a attended the veteran's reunion<br />
Louis Koleas & Co.<br />
Company and will be ready for uFe<br />
and R eport the usual good times.<br />
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT<br />
at an early date.<br />
nrr. and Mrs. Alvln Klaaes and chll- Also. a storage track Is belnir 1,ut FOR LADIES AWD GENTLEMEN<br />
dren I #pent the last two weeks visltlng in In at Blytheville. Ark.. to take care of 508 S. Main St. MEMPHIS, TENN<br />
Nehra<br />
uka<br />
the cotton buslness In that vicinity.