The Winslow mail., 1920-02-06
RAILROAD NEWS

E. E. Peckman is in town this week
on official business of the Santa Fe.
Engineer Chester Smith has been
called off duty three or four days with
the flu.
Ben Doolittle, of the Roundhouse
has been off duty over ten days with
the flu.
Conductor Hansen is laying off with
bad cold which shows signs of being
Influenza.
Pet" Brayman,. OF, the Yard office,
S back to work after being off three
i days with touch of the flu.
Electrician Jones was off this week
on account of sickness but is back on
he job again
j. B. Kniskern, Agent of the Santa
sc at Perea, N. NJ, was a visitor in
WlnsloW on Wednesday.
Geo. Kingren, of San Marcial has
been appointed Asst Division Account
ant at Winslow.
Carman Jack Measles and M. J.
Taverton were laying this week with
Dad colds but expect to be on the job
very shortly.
Jack Chase. car clerk, has had his
hours changed from second to third
shift and is now working from mid
night to a. NJ
Miss Louise Chase is working in the
superintendent office relieving Mrs
Pingrey, who is off on account OF
sickness.
John Moore, former Santa Fe con-
lductor at Clovis, NJ NJ. has been trans
ferred here, and is working in the
yards.
E. P Ripley, Chairman of the Board
lof Directors of the Santa Fe Railroad
Company, died Wednesday afternoon
( at D. m in Santa Barbara, Calf
/ The anti-strike provision is stricken
from the Railroad bill and the mea-
sure agreed to upon return Of the
railroads March 1st
on No. 10 from Los Angeles. He will
be relief operator in the telegraph
office
/ Ernest Brinninstool returned this
week from the Santa Fe hospital
greatly benefited in health and will
resume his regular run Immediately.
! Assistant General Manager j.
Hitchcock and Mechanical Superinten
dent Wall are in Winslow this week
on a business trip.
Mrs. E. B. Hebert left for Los An
geles Wednesday on No. 8, where she
will join her husband whose new head
quarters are at that point.
w. C. Mclaughlin, Railroad Ad
ministrator Accountant, was here this
week in connection with work of his
department.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Franklin (Fuzz)
Pierce were transferred to Emporia
where he will work as mechanic II
the shops of the Santa Fe railroad.
w. M. Winterstein has been trans
ferred mechanical department to the
Master Mechanics office as timekeeper
Of the transportation department.
F. D. Kinnie is in Ft. Sumner look
ing after his oil interests there. OIL
has been struck on his property and
the drilling company is trying to close
a deal netting him $685.O0000, but Mr.
Kinnie says nothing short of million
dollars will induce him to sell.
Paul Luck was a business visitor in
Flagstaff and Williams this week, SO
The says. We will swollow the business
lin Williams part of it without a word
but as long as the Normal is holding
forth in Flagstaff with some OF the
students we know still attending
well, we would like to be shown.
Geo. Cummings of the Dispatcher's
office, just received word of the seri-
Gus illness of his sister at the OLD
home in Galesburg, and anticipates Q
call to that place any minute.
The telegraph office this week had
/ it's troubles all in a lump. j. w. Bill
Ter is laying off on account OF sick
pecc NTrc Rarnnc was off a daV or so