El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-29

workings. 1t will be held in the Y. NJ
c. A building Feb. 6, at p. m.
Railroad Notes and Personals.
a. p. Moore, fireman on the T. & P,
is laying OF, sick.
A. W. ChiIds, switchman on the @. H,
has resigned and left the city.
r. C. Cosby, formerly a fireman on
the Santa Fe, at Clovis, n. NJ, is in the
". F. Kelley, fireman on the T. &
P, is running switch engine for a
L. F. Singleton, switchman for the
G. H, has resigned, and gone to Fort
Worth.
R. w. Kimbel. formerly a brake
man on the p. r. R, at Tamaqua, Pa,
is in FL PasO.
NJ Robertson, switchman for the G.
H, in FL Paso, has resigned ana gone
to Fort Worth.
D. NJ Gully, conductor on the east
end of the FL PasO & Southwestern is
laying of, sick.
was taken to Hotel dep Monday suf-
fering with rheumatism.
I. J. Johnson, joint car inspector IN
FL PaSO. is laying OF, and J. T. DOna-
hue is filling his vacancy
The stOrk recently visited the home
of J. J. Armstrong. SWltchman for the
c. H, and left a fine boy.
Ben Cooley, conductor on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, IS laying on and
spending a few days in FL Paso.
W. Barnett, switchman for the E P.
& S. W, has resigned, and has a posi-
tiOn as brakeman on the G. h, at San
dersOn-
Perry Ennis. passenger conductor on
the G. H, left for Los Angeles Tues
day morning, accompanied by his
Mrs. Nellie Cock. of Vaughn. N NJ.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs G. R
Richards, wife of the 7. & P. switch
man.
\. Scott, engine foreman for the c.
H, was called home Tuesday morning
at 2 o'clock, account his wife being
The bridge gang on the Santa Fe
has completed the OYerhaullng OF the
coal chute and has moved camps to
]. P. Stewart, engineer for the
Santa Fe at San Marcial, is in FL Paso,
accompanied by his wife, and are visit
ing Mrs. Stewards mother, at 1OOl
North Stanton street.
F. NJ. Heath, engineer on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, has given up the
Deming and Fierro local and has gone
in through freight service between san
Marcial and FL PasO.
Charlie Terry, conductor on the east
end of the Southwestern, who was IN
jured several months ago, is reported
not to be improving. Mr.. Terry IS at
his home in Tucumcari, n. IA
Bud Phillips, E. P. &. S. W. engineer
at Tucumcari, has returned home from
the east, where he went some time ago
now reported to be getting along
J. E Piper one of the oldest engi--
neers on the Santa Fe system, will
leave for Topeka, Kan, Wednesday
night to enter the Santa Fe employees
hospital for treatment He will be
accompanied by his wife.
B. J. Hicks, brakeman on the east
end of the FL PasO & Southwestern,
who was injured several days ago by
having both feet cut Off is getting
along well. Mrs. .Othela Hicks, mother
IF the injured man, has arrived in FL
Paso from Kansas City. Mrs. Hicks is
stopping at the Y. W. c. A.
R. R Ellison, foreman of the track
department of the Santa Fe, yards in
81 Paso, has finished storing 900 tons
# ice in the Santa Fe ice house, to be
lsed this coming summer. The ice
vas cut from the lakes near Las
Vegas, n. NJ
a c. Ray. brakeman on the Santa |
&c at San Marcial. passed through FL /
7asO Tuesday on his way to his home |
n Meridian, Miss. for a so days visit J
R. P Smith, brakeman on the Santa I
&c, is laying off and spending a few 1
lays in FL PasO.
J. B. WATSON. operator for the T < /
> has returned to his home in FL PaSO, !
fter an extended visit to Sherman and |
ther north Texas cities Operator J. 4
: Hill, who has been filing Mr.. Was
Ons vacancy, will return to his for
her position in the freight house.