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Miss Margaret MurphY, daughter of J.
L. Murphy, is vislting relatives in Fulton,
Kan.
3Ir. James F. Morrison, passenger
brakeman. died at Providencc hospital,
Kansas City, Kan., July 6. \Ve want to
extend our deepest sympathy to hi8
family.
Mrs. E. A. Hamilton, wife of yard
clerk, and son. John, are visiting rela-
tives in Los Angcles, Calif.
Mrs. P. H. Lunn, switchman, wlth his
wife and son, Charles, were called to
Benton, Ark.. July 9, account death of
Mrs. Lunn's siqt~r. Mrs. Lunn and family
have the deepest sympathy of this ot'ficc.
Mr. G. 4. Davis. =sistant general
yardmaster. and family returned July 1
from a very pleasant vacation spent in
the Ozarks. He reports that the flsh were
biting well and that he caught his share.
There are always two sides to every
fight-the side that wins and the one that
is doomed to low. Whatever our opinion
in the Stribling-Schn~elling flght. held in
Cleveland. July 3. might have been-it
developed that "50 Million Germanx
couldn't all be wrong," and amonc thr
fortunate flght fans \vho guessed the
winner were Glen Ballengcr. Francis Mil-
ler and Bill Walsh.
Leo Timmons, switchman, an ardent
flght fan, represented the Kansas City
terminal In a ringsidc seat. He enjoyed
the flght, although it would have pleased
him more had the result bern reversed.
Mrs. C. 0. Collins, wife of snritch fore-
man, and daughters, Florenrc. and Mable.
are visitina in Ottumwa. Iowa.
Mr. William J. Scnden, switchman.
visited us on July 11. and we were sorry
to learn that it was necessary for him
to return to the St. Louis hospital for
treatment on his arm, which was injured
sometime ago in an automobile accident.
He has not returned to work at the pres-
ent time, but we trust he will soon re-
cover sufficiently to be back on the job.
Mrs. Art Smith, wife of station helper.
Centropolls, and daughter. Manta, are
visiting In Muskofi.ec. Okla.
Mr. Paul Cunnin~ham, rrtirrd pilot,
and wlfe enjoycd a vacation In Culora