El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-31

passenger for a few trips is now back
in freight service out OF San Marcla4
western, who has been working on the
western division for a few days IN
temporary service IS. now working De
tween FL PasO and CarTizoZO again
Miss Pearl Rehrig, daughter of brake
man T. A Rehrig on the southwestern,
is entertaining her friends with a new
piano presented to her by Santa Claus.
Lee Davis, formerly fireman on The
PecOs Valley & North Eastern at Am
arillO, Texas now has a position as
fireman on the T. P, out of FL Pas0.
Brakeman Caldwell, of the South
western freigL- service, expects TO take
a regular job on passenger in q few
days, between FL Paso and Tucumcari.
A Campbell, switchman for the T.
P, at Taylor, has reported for duty,
after a short lay off. While laying off
Mr.. Campbell visited his wife at Tyler,
Texas.
Passenger fireman Cochrane, of the
G. H, who has been working as
switch engineer for a few days. has
been bumped, and is now back firing
again.
John Humphfner. engineer on the
Santa Fe at San Marcial who has
been working. on passenger for a few
trips, is now back in freight service
again.
Al Hardin, conductor. and Ben Win
ters, engineer on the FL Paso & South
western, spent a day in FL Paso and re-
turned to CarrizOzo on No. , Sunday
night.
c. P Boiler. switchman for the Santa
-Fe in FL Paso, who was injured several
days ago, is in the Santa Fe hospital
in Topeka, and is reported to be i'm
proving.
Miss stella Boggs. sister of Estn
Boggs. of the G. H bridge gang. is
confined to her home at 1107 North
Stanton street, with a serious attack of
Bill Kellogg, engineer on the T. P,
at Ell Paso, who is at present visiting
relatives in Fort Worth, has been trans
ferred to the Big Springs division for
service.
Dutch" Mathis, formerly a car in
spector on the Belen cutoff. of the
Santa Fe, at Vaughan, n. NJ now has
a position as fireman on the T. P at
Passenger conductor Quintan, of the
Santa Fe, has reported for duty after
laying off for the holidays Mr. Quin-
Ian runs between Ell Paso and Albu-
querque.
J. W. Reynolds, engineer on the
Southwestern at Tucumcari, spent Sun
day in FL Paso on his return trip from
Douglas, where he has been spending a
few days.
o. c. Cleveland, fireman on the T. e
P, received message announcing the
death of his father. Mr.. Cleveland left
to attend the funeral at his home, near
Shreveport, La
for the 2. P. & S. W. in the FL Paso
shops, has returned from visit to Tu-
cumcari, where he spent the holidays
with his parents.
H. H Moss, freight conductor on the
T. & P. at Big Springs, has been in bad
health for some time and has gone to
Sugar Valley Ca, fhere he owns two
large plantations.
Q. A Moore. brakeman on the Santa
Fe coast lines at Gallup, spent the holt
days in Ell Paso with his family and
returned to Gallup Saturday night ac-
companied by his wife and daughter.
John Defonso, fireman on the T. p
who has been laying off on account of
being sick. has reported for duty. and
IS now firing the 392 gof a few trips
while fireman B. NJ. Russell is laying
off
Engineer Freeman and wife, of the
I. & P. at Big Springs, have returned
to their home, after spending the holt
days with Mrs. Freeman's father. Louis
Huttanis, who IS connected with the T.
& P. car department
Engineer Shubert, of the T. p who
has been working extra on passenger
for the past few days. expects 10
leave for Big Springs this week, to
take regular passenger run between
Big Springs and Baird
Steve COstigan. the T. P brakeman,
who has been off for several months
on account Of being injured, has re-