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Page 56<br />
motor trip to Houston and Galveston<br />
has been planned. F. C. Rudloff is<br />
acting car foreman.<br />
P. L. Stenger, electrician apprentice,<br />
has resumed his duties, after having<br />
been confined to the Sherman Hospital<br />
for several weeks.<br />
Mrs. G. \V. and L. B. Wade of Hous-<br />
ton. Texas, daughters of C. E. Blent-<br />
linger, car foreman, have returned to<br />
their homes after a visit with their<br />
parents.<br />
Members of Local No. 26 F. 4. of 3%.<br />
C. & C. D. E. are formulating plans for<br />
a ~icnic. scheduled for .the flrst of<br />
I NORTHERN DIVISION I<br />
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT<br />
FORT SCOTT, KANS.<br />
3IISS BLANCHE BICKNELL, Reporter<br />
:lahoma, left July 6th for the St.<br />
Louis hospital. -<br />
Engineer R. Y. Humphrey', and wife,<br />
and Mrs. Harry Hanes, were among<br />
those who attended the funeral of En-<br />
gineer Charles Irish. who was killed<br />
on the streets of Kansas City by a<br />
truck.<br />
Dispatcher H. >I. Marshall wife and<br />
son Max, and daughter 3iary Jane<br />
have returned from a thrhe weeks' tril;<br />
to Columbus and Cambridge, Ohio.<br />
They enjoyed the boat trip to Buffalo,<br />
N. Y.. and visited Niagara Falls.<br />
B. F. Barnes, agent at Anclover was<br />
off duty several days account dea'th in<br />
his family.<br />
Mrs. W. H. Bcvans is in Muskogee<br />
with her daughter. who recently under-<br />
went an appendicitis operation.<br />
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT<br />
TERMINALS<br />
KANSAS CITY, MO.<br />
TOM KEHOE, Reporter<br />
Xiss Geraldine West. dauahter of<br />
switchman AI D. west: has gone to<br />
New York, where she will visit her<br />
cousln. Mrs. Russell Patterson. Mr.<br />
Patterson is an illustrator of national<br />
note. She will spend some time at the<br />
Patterson summer home In East Hampton.<br />
L. I. She also expects to vlsit<br />
her cousin. Miss Marcaret Hendricks. - - - - - - ,<br />
of ~etroit; Nichiian,-now located at<br />
that point. Miss Hendricks formerly<br />
worked in the division engineer's office<br />
at Fort Scott<br />
Nr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Wright announce<br />
the birth of an eight-pound baby boy,<br />
on Thursday, June 18th. He has been<br />
named Lloyd Lambert. Mr. Wright is<br />
night ticket arent at Fort Scott.<br />
General ~gekr E. A. Miller spent one<br />
day in Springfleld, Mo., on company<br />
business.<br />
Mrs. P. E. ,Murphy, wife of special<br />
agent, has returned from Madison, Wis..<br />
where she attended the commencement<br />
e~erclses at the University of Wisconsm.<br />
Miss Rosemond Payton, daughter<br />
of Mr. and Mrs. Connolly, was one of<br />
the graduates. with high scholarship.<br />
She majored in Spanish. Miss Connolly<br />
is a niece of Mrs. Nurphy.<br />
Engineer J. T. Richardson and wife<br />
had as week-end guests. their daughter<br />
and husband Mr. and Mrs. Alden<br />
E. Jenkins of ~ilnton, Oklahoma, and<br />
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kammerlorh,<br />
also their son. Ralph Richardson<br />
of Boonv~lle Mo., and Miss Helen<br />
Holt of ~oonvilli.<br />
Mr and Mrs. Jack Dalton spent the<br />
Fourth of July at Rocltaway Beach,<br />
Mo., where they visited Mrs. Dalton's<br />
sister and husband, who have a cabin<br />
at that point. Jack returned to duty<br />
with a nice sun blistering.<br />
R. A. Maffett has been assigned to<br />
the non-telegraph agency at Haverhill.<br />
Kansas. J. TV. Rhodes relieved F. E.<br />
Harrison for a few days on helper<br />
position at Cherokee.<br />
Dorsie Smith displaced Pa' 1 L. Stewart<br />
as chief caller at Fort gcott. Paul<br />
L. Stewart bumped into helper position<br />
at South Greenfleld, displacing H. H.<br />
Bowman. H. H. Bowman bumped into<br />
helper job at Lamar, 3x0. Fred A. Zinn<br />
took helper job at Liberal. vice Virgil<br />
H. Holland.<br />
F. Emley and wife, agent Bois D'Arc.<br />
have returned from Dayton Ohio<br />
where they were called accouni death:<br />
Conductor J. W. Thomas has returned<br />
An interesting game between tile<br />
Northeast Merchants and the Frisco team<br />
on July 5, officially opened the new<br />
Frisco baseball fleld, which is located<br />
at Campbell's lake. two miles west of<br />
Rosedale. The flrst ball was pitched by<br />
Mr. Campbell and caught by Mr. Skaggs.<br />
as part of the opening ceremony. The<br />
ball diamond is one of the best diamonds<br />
in this vicinity with the added attraction<br />
of showers and lake. ahich are<br />
available to the players after the game.<br />
free of charge. Besides being an ideal<br />
spot for a baseball aame. Campbell's<br />
lake also provides all the necessary features<br />
for a delightful picnlc. there being<br />
plenty of shade, gram and playground<br />
equipment for the klddies. Many pleasant<br />
Sunday outlngs are anticipated by<br />
Frisco families at Campbell's lake, now<br />
that dad can watch the baseball aame -<br />
there.<br />
Mr. JI. J. Flanigan, retired superintendent<br />
of terminals, was operated on for<br />
appendicitis June 17, by Dr. Orr, at the<br />
Bell Xemorfal hospital. It was an emergency<br />
case and had to be rushed. Up<br />
to the present time. July 14. although<br />
Mr. Flanigan is still conflned in the hospital,<br />
he is reported as doins nlcely. He<br />
has the best wishes of this office. and<br />
\\re hope to see him completely recovered<br />
in the near future.<br />
Mr. Walter Medlock, general foreman<br />
here for a number of years, was transferred<br />
to Neodesha on .July 1. He was<br />
presented with a traveling hag as a parting<br />
gift from the boys in the mechanical<br />
department. The presentation was made<br />
by Mr. Skaggs. He will he missed by his<br />
associates here, but we wish him well<br />
and hope he will enjoy his new work at<br />
Neodesha.<br />
We want to extend our nrelcomc to 1\11.,<br />
E. W. Brown. who conies to Kansas City<br />
from <strong>Springfield</strong>. Mr. Brown is general<br />
SAN CARLOS<br />
HOTEL<br />
Pensacola, Florida<br />
from Indianapolis. having been called<br />
there account death of his brother.<br />
L. J. Timberlake, who has been working<br />
temporaril on demurrage clerk<br />
position in freyght office, Fort Scott,<br />
has returned to his regular position as<br />
third trick yard clerk. Mrs. Thelma<br />
Linn, demurrage clerk, has returned<br />
from Amory, Miss. Mrs. Linn reports<br />
that her father who has been seriousl\~<br />
ill. is gett.<br />
NI. C. C. Irish. enaineer. was killed at<br />
48th and roost avenue,. Kanfas City,<br />
Xo.. on June 24. when lie was struck bv<br />
a truck while on his way to the station<br />
to take No. 105 out. Mr. Irish was buried<br />
at 3Iount Moriah cemetery on June 26.<br />
The office of superintendent of terminals<br />
desire to express deepest sympathy to I<br />
his family.<br />
Berklev Benneson's old Chandler.<br />
which h& been a familiar landmark I;<br />
the coach yard for so long, has recently<br />
S1.50 and .S2.0&-NO UP<br />
MANHATTAN HOTEL<br />
GEO. KUPFRIAS, Nanager<br />
Rooms With or Without<br />
Private Bath<br />
PENSACOLA, FLA.