The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

ployee Of the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, for the past several years at
Quitman, Miss, is enjoying visit
TO her sister, Mrs. d. S. Cox, Jr.s
;sgMr. Walter Harper, an auditor of
railroad accounts, residing in Birm-
Etigham, Ala, has been here during
the past week on a visit to his. .ine-
ther, Mrs. Harper.
Graham Jones, who has been in
hosting service in the Artesia yards,
has been rolled by Engineer 7. e.
Dismukes of the local division. Mr.,
Jones is on the "207" a passenger
engine.
Mrs. Alonzo Beard ald children
have been the guests Of Columbus
relatives during the past week, where
they received cordial welcome from
their many friends.
II Master Mechanic N. B. Garrett, OF
the Tuscaloosa shops was a visitor
her during the week With the abol-
ishment of the Foreman of the Car
Department on the, G. & G. r. r.,
these duties will devolve upon the
Master M echanics soffice in .T'uscs-
Elepsa, E.Mfa. Charles. H Norris, the
seapable chief car Inspector will look
after the Columbus end of the, job.u
sH. L. (Bootsey) Green. a young NJ.
& 0. employee was week end visi-
tor in Tuscaloosa this week.
e Trainman W. W. Shamburger, of
The c. & G. railroad, in an emergency
man on an M. and 0. run out of Co.
lumbus during the week.
Mr.. w. G. Drago travelling claim
agent for the M. L. O. and the C. &
G. railroads was ii the city during
the past week. III
Mrs. W. H. Forline has returned
home after a short, but pleasant stay
in Tuscaloosa, Ala, her former home.
Mr.. j. 0. Lawson, member of the
Southern railroad bridge forces, is at
home where he has been confined due
to illness.
The many friends of Conductor D.
j.. Parsons are glad to see him out
again, after several days illness.
Miss Graham, cashier fol the NJ
d. o. at Reform, Ala, was a shopper
ia Columbus the past week. t.gE
Mr.. W. E. Etheridge, law agent for
the C. and G. railroad, with West
Point as headquarters, was on the
line Of the Montgomery district the
past week.
Mr.. r. A. Ward, who came here
from Houston, Miss, and is with the
M. & 0. railroad, has been joined by
his family, where in the future they
will reside.
Hutch Adams, former railroad
man on the Montgomery division as
a train auditor, but now writing ac-
cident insurance mingled with the
railroad men here during the past
week.
Mr.. A. S. Thompson is back in his
office with the G. and G., after visit
to Jackson, Tenn, where with other
officials IN conference he spent few
days Of the past week.
Mr.. George Mosby, of the mechani-
can department of the C. and G. was
included among those attending the
Shrine meeting in Meridian, Miss,
during the past week.
Law and Claim Agent j. NJ Bealle,
of the M. & o. railroad, with head
quarters at Tuscaloosa, Ala, was
here during the week in the interest
of his department.
Operator F. L. Parker, of the Wcst-
ern Union, has relieved Miss Oddie
Strong, who has gone with the Postal
Telegraph Company in Meridian.
Master Mechanic Tom Pullen, of
the C. & G. railroad, is back from a
business trip to Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. R. W. Wilson is back from a
few days visit to Tuscaloosa.
Local Special Agent and Detective
]. M. Hearne, of the M. & o. rail-
road, was on the yards of tbe CO.
lumbus station during the past week,