The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-28


pular M. & gomery District rails the past week,
stopping at division headquarters at
Tuscaloosa thence over the district
been adj in the interest of the service.
inmen, the
tut present Office cars 400 and 104' with off
ice as pos Gals were on the Montgomery Dvis-
S those in ion during the week working out de-
0 the men tails that required their presence. The
md look as cars were handled on regular equip
captains OF ment and went through to Montgom-
men to get cry, Ala.
, where the
!, = Personal Injury Agent J. R. Beae.
- of the NJ & o., was welcomed to Co
~, S,.n-, lumbus by many friends the past
YIN o0~ week. The we-known law magnate
for the pea Vine" District has just
49, recovered from severe attack of flu.
omer," who :, wv ;, mn,
# the gar I,
: 90. has been made general yardmaster,
~. a. in charge of the Montgomery yards.
e A few years ago Mr. Foreline worked
: a trick in the local telegraph office.
:, ~ - High water during the past week
~ : 80. interfered with the operation Of the
- i lnou,n M. & o. pumping station on the
banks of the Luxapaa. For two
days the pumper, Ellis NJ Nolen, re-
80 -. ported Nothing doing"
49,. ,os Mr.. j. B. Murphy superintendent
of telegraph, whose headquarters are
NJ, at Jackson, Tenn, mas over in the
49, "Pea Vine" District the past week in
- the interest of the service,
Conductor Guy Wells, who is with
.,.a - the Southern railroad east of Birning
- I, ~ ham, Ala, was a visitor to Columbus
the past week. He was a guest of his
venerable father, Esquire John Wells,
- ,,,;,, SOON of this city.
on the first
member the Mr.. E. B. Blair, probably one of the
rces of the best known freight solicitors and gen
MS will oh eral agent for the M. & o. railroad,
or wears of host of friends were glad to meet
urdav until with him in this city during the week.
1g Monday
age man is Miss Hunter Cook of Tuscaloosa
" some are friends were clad to gret her on
tackle is weekend trip during the past week.
She was here on visit to her most
estimable mother.
earning the
acquai"'eu Mr.. Tom Belts, an officer general
ent, 10 'i' chairman Of the order of Railway
oou'".i" Conductors, we're among those here
iiio'oi 'iip during the week in the interest of
:, .''e io"0' organization.
The party
lent Rigby,
Roadmas- Mr.. Jim E. Elliott, member of the
sor WEIGH train despatching corps with the NJ. &
ne most of o. RI R. at division headquarters,
Meridian, Miss, was a visitor to Col
umbus during the week.
friends were
nent of Mr.. Mr.. D. H. watson mas accompanied
his family to Tennessee their formeg
+ a.. O. and home where they will make a few
week. Mr.. days visit. Mr.. Brode Mydgette, the
numbers of assistant, is looking after the Office
IN they re- during his absence.
me he was
@ Southern Mrs. David J. Sadlerwas the guest
of Mr. and Mrs j. II. Johnson during
the week. She is the wife of Con-
las satisfac- ductor Dave ]. Sadler who resides in
ngine oper- Tuscaloosa.
e NJ. & o.,
neral Yard Chairman Stokes, of the Order OF
as been re- Tranmen, was a visitor to the city
ruling, with the past week, where he called upon
he foreman. craftsmen.
and the SER
he standard. Hoster Bedingfield, of Meridian,
has been enjoying short visit here
dsman have with his son, who is connected with
n the moth the Southern office force
ose home is
n is a pop Fireman P. w. Eichelberger Of the
dispatching S. |. NJ. R. r. is enjoying few days
rest of his engine which is being spent
in this city.
Ell agent for
& p. roads, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hubbard made
am, after brief visit to Tuscaloosa, Ala the
in the in past week
,tion Of the
Mrs Hubbard the devoted mother
Of Conductor w. II. Hubbard is en-
vision store joying visit TO her son here