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Railroad Items of Timely Interest
Mrs E L Tucker and Mrs Harry Geerds rode No 1 Friday to Tye. Tom Galvin, bitten by a mad coyote, has fully recovered in Leavenworth and plans to return to work soon. Davis the main tenance of way engineer from St Paul visited on Thursday. B L Johnson from Spokane was in Leavenworth on business. J E Daniel, signal maintainer, moved headquarters to Winton with family. Phil O Larey, now in Othello Washington, visited Leavenworth. J M Doyle of the Spokane division visited Tuesday. Private car A 27 with G N officials from St Paul passed through on No 4 Tuesday. The Halloween ball by the G I A at Firemen's hall Monday night was a success with a crowded hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Galvin
Leavenworth
Mr. Davis
St. Paul
B. L. Johnson
Spokane
J. E. Daniel
Winton
Phil O’larey
Yard
Othello
J. M. Doyle