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I SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION I
TULSA FREIGHT OFFICE
FRED 4. SHELLHORS. Reporter
rnt..i at XIt. Grove. 1\10. Also that lie has
had a lot of good luck flshing.
F. A. Hallum. switchman. who has been
absent from duty for some time ac.count
illness. has returned to the St. Louih
hospital.
311.. and Mrs. T. E. TSagan ha\e rc-
turned from Bowers Mill. No.. whe~c
they have been visiting rc4atlves for some
timr.
Miss Xlargaret Cole has arrive11 from
3Icmphis. Tenn., for an extcntlc~l vi~it
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colv.
Dale A. Young, yal'd clerk, who Ir
:*waiting assignment, passed through Tul-
sa recently, cnroute to Cove, .\rk.. whelp
he will visit his parents.
311. nntl Mrs. J. N. Paisley ha\e been
enjoying a visit fl>oln the fornwr'h niothe~
at this point by C. Hamilton during hi:
absence.
H. L. Bolen. yard clerk. l~as returnc.'
from Dallas. Texas. where he \!sited Lr
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl EC~RO~ have ! rc
turned from Greenfield. 310.. where the)
visited for several days with Xrs. Btn
son's parents.
Mr. B. A. Connell. agent. spent 20 years
of his life learning to gitch horseshoes;
the result was winning flrst place at thc
Tulsa Traffic Club picnic. WC now offer
him for national chanil>ion.
Car loadings at this station for the past
month have shown an increase over the
previous month. Looks like old nlan "Depression"
may he on his last Icss.
Ralph Mor~is, our star expense clrrk.
took his wife for an outing the Fourth
antl ~~eturnc~l with a good case of fever.
JIoral: spend your vacation at home.
Nr. F. J. Wilson and friends shot thelr
flrewolnks somewhere in the Ozarks. The
rlcstination was not ~~achcd, account
Spavinan' Lakc being in the way.
"Zeke." our illustrious utility rlerli at
the warohouse, has passed the 21-year
nlark. Pcrhaps now Lon Uurcl can take
:I vacation and let Zelcc~ run thc ware-
11ouse.
Miss Christine Bnnclerfo~d, secretary to
the agent, spent the werk-en11 of the
Fourth at Shcrnian with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Vantlerford.
IZddie Freincr and family antl \V:lbash
R~yon antl f:anlily rrtp~.esente~l the rate
tlegn~,tment on the Illinois River during
the two-day holicli~y. R~ports circulatecl
to the cffect a ,il-pouncl fish was caught.
Believe it or not.
bliss Golclie \\'orkrnan. our only deb.
has a nice coat of sun-tan, alnlost. If
it hadn't peeled off. shc would still have
it.
Tulsa freight house went ninr months
with the least number of errors. Watch
out, everybody. for we will be back on
top next month.
Maynard \Vootlcock, formerly bill clerk
in this office, has accepted a position
with the Tulsa Terminal Storage as shipping
clerk. We are sure he will make
them a valuable man.
of Ihs Noines. Iowa.
31rs. Quinn Raker ant1 chlldren :Ire visiting
relatives in IVheeling, W. VR.
Fave 14'. Warrcn has retul'nc~l from
D:lllas, Texus, where he slwnt a few days
visit in^.
R. IC. I-liiyrs, switchman, lins socure~l n
leave of absence account illness. 311..
EI:l\es has entered the St. Louis hosuital.
H. P. Grin~es, switchman, is also ahsent
Prom duty account Illness iintl has
entered the St.~IAouis hospital.
\\'orrl IIRS been received from Hank
Smart, who was seriously inju~'etl several
weeks ago, that he is getting along
nicely, ncws of whlch his many fricntls
~111 be glad to hcar.
Harry \Vi~gins. Mid-Continent Petroleun~
Corporation representative, has returned
from St. Louis whwe lic spent
two weeks, relieving the represcntatlve
at that polnt. Mr. \\'igg'ins \v:m reli~vell
TULSA REVISING BUREAU
TULSA, OKLA.
JI.\RC[~I~:RITI~~ HEI.'HIq:S. Kepor
31iss Martha Thomas, daughter or
T,. Thomas, revising clerk, visited in :
sas City July Fourth. Xiss Thonx
wnployrcl in the commercial office ol
Chicaeo. Northwestem Raiiwoy a
stenographer.
\Vith the thermometer at the 10; n
MI-. Brendel, Mr. Thomas, Xr. 3Iiller
JIiss Hefrcn remained in Tulsa
Fourth, hut 1,eo Brown and KII. vr~
had to be different. Leo spent the
fishing, as did 1,:d.. whose report on
numhcr of flsh he caught was no
fa\ orable, but he (lid acquire an unw
~ t 1 iwnount of sunburn.
Dan Rennlck. fornierly of this bul
\\-as last seen demonstrating elr
sweepers at a local department storc
Tulsa evlclently has ~nagnetic pone1 r fo:
some people. At least that is what : In think it has for Bob McDermott, who
recently returned to Tulsa, havin(:
cepted a positlon in the trafflc del
nlznt of the A-ational Supply Compan
OFFICE SUPT. TERMINALS
WEST TULSA, OKLA.
Vernon Cheshire, switchman, and famfly
have returned from Fayetteville, Ark.. :n tor
where they visited sc\'cral days \\.it11
rrla[ivex.
1-1. W. Tabcr, local chail'man for the
1% of R. T.. hxa returnrtl to duty after
an extenrietl absence, attending the Sationxl
Convrntion of the L?. of R. T. :tt
Houston. Texan,
Mrs. J. B. Vmn(1crford ins returnd to
her honle in Sherman. Texas, nl'tcr al~ending
a short time visiting her daushtc~'~
herc.
Mrs. C. J. Quinn and children Il:ive
rcturnc!tl from Kansas City, where they
spent sevt?ral days visiting relatives an11
friends.
Mr. antl Mrs. ,J. C. Tcglcr arc enjoying
a vacation, visiting relatfves in Chicago.
From there they expect to ao to
Canada. where they will vislt different
points of interest.
Word has been rcceived from Yartl
Clerk L. S. ICirk~>atrick. \vho was recently
cut off account reduction in force.
that he is cnjoying a visit with his par-
HEN a man gets off duty he likes to rest sna
relax. Conductor D. E. Eakins of the lllinou
r Central has found the way to do it
L For ten years or more he's smoked aoi~e and
~d~eworth. He prefers it because it n& bitu
his tongue.
Many railroad men prefer Edgeworth formany
Edgeworth ie a blend reasons. Most men like it because it is the finel
of he old burleys, all-round smoke in the world.
with its natural savor
insured by Edge- If you've never tried Edgeworth, get r timdit
worths. distinctive today. Itcomesin twoforms. EdgeworthRea Idreleventh
process. Rubbed and Edgeworth Plug Slice. 154 and UP
For leal pipe pleas- .
according to size. Or, for a generous free 1
ure get a tin of Edge-
rid
worth. All sizes. . 15e pocket package packet, address Lams & Bro. Co., 108 S.; !2d
to pound humidor tin. St., Richmond, Va.
I Chaffee Building b Loan Ass'n I
EDGEWORTH
Authorized Cegltal 12,000.000.00
ORGASIZED 1909 ET FRISCO
EMPLOYE8
6% Dividends on Full Paid Stock
SMOKING TOBACCO