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OFFICE OF DIVISION
ACCOUNTANT-CHAFFEE, MO.
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Mrs. Ranney McDmoulgh entertained
the W. M. U. of tha Fhst Baptist
Church. at her home on South Thlrd
Street, February 9. A very pleasant
afternoon was sDent after whlch a delicious
lunch was served. -
T. J. Sweeney and H. H. McGarvey
spent a few days the past month making
a check of the various work on
the line.
Our deepert sympathy is extended to
Miss Margaret Hendrlcks, Fort Scott.
Kansas, In the loss of her father, Who
~assed away in Detroit, Michigan, on
january 30th.
R. J. Stephens has had a pass to go
to St huls for two month8 bul Iomehow
his courage ha8 failed so far.
Miss Esther Rlgdon is already planning
her vacatlon. It is wonderful to
look over the varlou$ maps and plan
for a six months' vacatlon to be crowded
into one llttle week.
H. H. McGarvey thought Santa ClauS
had come a llttle late when he discovered
hls wood shed full of wood recently.
It was rather disappdnting
when he found the wood really belonged
to Mr. W. H. Stubblefleld and had
been unloaded by mlstake.
TRAINMASTER'S OFFICE
Mr. and Nrs. R. L Cooper were
among the many who attended the auto
show in St Louis the week of February
6th to 11th.
James Morgan is agaln on the lob
after being in the hos~ltal a week to
have his tonslls removed. Burl Thompson.
who Is on Ieave of absence account
of his health. relieved Mr. Morgan.
The P. E. 0. was delightfully entertained
on February 7, at the home of
Mrs. Fred Dlerrsen on West Davidson
Avenue. They had as thelr guest Mrs.
Joe Rucb of Columbia City. Indlana.
Mr, and Mrs. B. M. Dark had am
their guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Cnsanover anb chlldren. who motor-
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Estimates Cheerfully Submitted
W H. SHARP
ed down from St. Louis. When only
about three miles from Chaffee, the
automobile overturned. Mrs. Cgsan-
over was badly cut about the face and
chin. but was able to return to St.
Louls the Collowlng bay.
Everyone knows "Mother" Ballard
in thls viclnlty. When she had a birth-
day recently the ladles of the Method-
ist Church had a enrprise party for her.
FolIowina the usual buslness meeting
of the c~rcle. a social hpur was arrang-
ed. The last game to be played waa
the blind Ioldlng of the members. When
Mother Ballad removed the bandage
from her eyes she found an Immense
birthday cake wllh 74 llghted candles.
All wht, know her, leveler and wish
her many more such birthdays.
SUPERINTENf)ENT'S OFFICE
CHAFFEE, MO.
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ANNA GOLDEN. Reporter
Mr. C. McBroom. our &let clerk, had
to spend about two weeks In the hos-
pica1 last month. Mr. M. E. Oesi took
care of hls desk during hls absence.
Miss Mary Farrell has returned lo
her home In Sikeston. No.. after flllln*
a temporary vacancy in the general
office for about three weeks. Miss Far-
re11 made a number of friends during
her short stay and we would like to
see her a regular member of our force.
Frank Brockmeyer. who Is Blllng the
piace of messenger Is the latest mem-
ber of our force.
James Morgan has returned from
several days' stay In the hospital.
James had hls tonsils removed and
said he found It quite inconvenient to
quit eatlng for a few days.
Mrs. W. E. Burgess, of St. Louis, was
a visitor in ChaEee for a few days lasl
month.
Mrs. James Ferguson was called to
Hyannls, Neb., account death of her
mother. Mrs. Smith, who resided at
that point. Our sympathy is extend-
ed to Mrs. Ferguson in her bereave-
ment.
THE
Clemens Coal Co.
Miners and Shippers of
Southern Kansas Coal
PITTSBURG - KANSAS
Rlgdon entertained the
office glrls Bridge Club at her home
February 16, havlng two tables of
members and one table of guests. Mrs.
Raney McDonough won first prize while
Mlss Elizabeth Grieshabef carried away
second Delightful refreshments of
salad, sandwiches and hot coKee were
served.
Geneat Morgan's llttle son and
daughter have b e e n unfortunate
enough to be conflned wlth diohtheria.
~othare getting along nlcely and hope
to be out soon.
Chrls Roland 1s flying around In a
new Chevrolet, and havlng a hard time
flndlng tlme enough to flll all hls engagemen
ts.
GENERAL CONTRACT
DREDGWG-GRADIN~
Working North of Alice~
MAIN OFFICBI, TUPEIL
ATLAS COAL
Henryetta Fuel Company
Henryetta, Oklahoma
McALESTER, WILBURTON,
COLORADO
and
( HEWRVETTA I
LITTLE BAYOU
MILL CO., Inc.
MANUFArnRERS OF
AND DEALERS IX
BUILDING MATERIAL
Office and Mill, Little Bayou
PENSACOLA, FLA.
;OARDING & SUPPLY .-COMPANY
COMMISSARY CONTRACTORS
Jf, S. JWGLEUAN. Vlea-Pruldenr 6ener1
L. B. SHARNR. lrnrtw. Ft, fonh. Tn 1x58 B,J.
MEAL RAMET. Manager. Dallar. Teua
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G. R. PIERCE. Supt.. St. Louir. Mo.