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**»»»■»*.» V»» Lli \ O.Ul» lt;Lvision who regret to learn of his death. The funeral will he held in Chicago this Thursday afternoon.Boy Makes Lon? Trip.Master Blaine Dellarhide. young son of machinist Fred Dolar'nide knows now that he is some traveller. Blaine's grandparents wanted him to come down for a short visit and as it was not; convenient for his mother, or father to accompany him he made the .trip to Dennison. Texas, and back all by himself. The idea of changing trains at Kansas City didn't bother him at all and on his return trip when he found that he had missed one connection he spent the day in Kansas City seeing the sights and having a real hoys' time.v.f * 1 , »' • ♦* % * . ‘ '' ig Conductor J. F. Briggle and family •Save moved from the Condon Apart-’ ments on First avenue to the Edmund-son house on Park street recently vacated by W. .1. Edmundson and wife.-Conductor George Robinson has taken a month’s lay off and left laat night for Rochester, Minn., where he will take treatment at the Mayo Hospital. Mrs. Robinson accompanied him and they expect to spend thegreater part of a month there. '-.Brakeman L. C. Bchrer ■ received. • • * - i 1Store DepartmentBusy with Inventory jThe store. department force have I been busy for several days taking aii inventory of the stock carried by that department. The figures wore all collected by -midnight on Feb. 29 th but most of the force has been busy since then carrying, out the totals „ahd getting the reports in shape for tho accountants.The store department is no small concern at the present time and has | been carrying a large stock of engine |car and track material.. • • • . • # .1 • • • • •Verdo Rickert. Division accountant from the superintendent’s office in Marion and Clyde Kinney who holds the same position on the Dcs Moines division, were in Perry Tuesday attending to some business matters relative to getting the work lined up . properly.Operator Dan Crowe of • the dispatcher’s office force and caller La-Verr.c McLaughlin were in Des Moines Monday night in attendance at the wrestling match.Conductor George Vandercook, who has been off duty for several weeksMargaret Sarah, the little daughter of Conductor Lee Tolbert was quite sick a few days last week, duo to a case of ptomaine pm-cnina*. jMachinist Fred Dolarhlde, who recently scld his cottage on North Fourth street has moved to a cottage on West Second street. jTrain Dispatcher Frank Jackson i moved the first of the week from West | Second street to a cottage he recently j purchased on Willis avenue. jConductor F. L. Tice, whose wife i died a few wcks ago has moved his j family to Marion and he has taken a ; job on the east end way freight crew. Mrs. Tice'iS mother will take care of Ms children.Mrs. I. L; Kline, who has been quite cerlcusly sick for some time was taken to her home in Dubuque, Monday..Brakeman David Jones‘spent a few days last week with friends in Cedar Rapids.Conductor E. R. Hickey has been off duty a' few days on' account of sick-' ness.Lino man Charles Robertson has been in Missouri the last few days attending to some business matters.Mrs. C. E. Book was called to Tulsa; Oklahoma Tuesday by the serious illness of her daughter.G. C«. Scott, former paymaster forthe Milwaukee has been in Perry thelast few days attending to business • ■word Tuesday of the serious illness of his brother in Indiana and left that night to be with him.on account of sickness has resumed work on his run on 11 and C between♦ * rOmaha and Marion.matters.
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Perry Daily Chief
Perry, Iowa, US
Thu, Mar 04, 1920
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