The Winslow mail., 1920-11-05
PERSONAL MENTION

| Engineer Kline, is reported on the
sick list
General Foreman of B & B Victor
C. Proctor and wife have returned
from Atlanta, Georgia, where they at
tended the Maintenance of Way Con-
vention.
Transportation Inspector Erwin B.
Hebert is in Prescott this week on
business.
Maintenance Clerk Alex Robinson
and wife have returned from an ex-
tended visit with friends at Fresno.
Since Mr.. Robinson's return he has
been confined to his home on account
Of illness.
Cerk Paul Bruce was week end
visitor at Gallup.
Chief Clerk Glen Dunklin and wife
have returned from a vacation trip
to the coast They visited friends at
a number of western points.
Mrs. William Trotter, wife of Time
keeper Trotter, leaves shortly for a
few days trip and visit with friends at
Los Angeles.
William Tolliver is the new time
keeper in the Superintendent office.
He was formerly connected with the
Southern Railway Company in SINH
lar capacity at Big Stone Gap, West
Vilginia.
Fireman A. L. Flaharty has return
ed from business trip to Gallup.
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
dance held last Saturday night at the
Electric Theater was largely attend
ed and all reported an exceptionally
good time. Quite a few out of town
guests were present.
Engineer H. n. Taylor is in Needles,
California, on business trip.
Corporation Accountant Harry c..
Kabelin of Amarillo, Texas, was in
the city Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends.
Brakeman Harry Leseman and wife
are in Albuquerque visiting friends.
Clerk H. l.. McKoskle has left for
Seligman where he has accepted a po-
sition.
y Engineer w. L. Morrison is in
Phoenix this week on business.
AS mentioned last week Addition
and Betterment Clerk Maurice W..
Anderson expected to shortly trans
fer to the Fresno office. The trans
fer was made November 1st, Mr.. An
derson leaving for Fresno on that
date. He is. relieved in the local Of
flee by Mr.. Joseph Fischer.
Mrs. H. H. Edwards, wife of Fire
man Edwards, is visiting friends at
San Diego.
Conductor r. B. Eastman has been
sent to the Los Angeles hospital by
the local association, where he will
take treatment for several days.
Word has been received from AS
sistant Bridge Inspector Edward
Harrington, who is in the hospital at
Los Angeles that he is improving
rapidly and is expected out shortly.
Machinist William G. Galbraith has
returned from business trip to-
Gallup.
Storehouse Foreman D. P. Harti-
gan is business visitor at Gallup
this week.
Maintenance Clerk G. w. Hamilton
has left for Los Angeles where he
will take treatment for several days.
May H. Taylor of the mechanical
department is visiting friends at AL
buquerque.
Call Boy Golden Tanner has been
sent to the Los Angeles hospital for
treatment by the local association.
Fireman l. F. Brown is visiting
friends at Williams this week.
Engineer Frank Bailey is bust
ness visitor at Gallup this week.
Mrs. Lee Pearson, wife of Road
Foreman Pearson, is visiting friends
in albuquerque.
L. A. Hughes of the valuation de-
partment with headquarters in Los
Angeles, is in the city checking addi-
ton and betterment accounts.
Water Service Repairman Jack
Hughes met with an unfortunate ac-
cident the past week when the wind
overturned a scaffold on which he
was working, resulting in Mr.. Day
sustaining a badly sprained ankle.
Car Clerk w. E. Brayman has left
for Los Angeles where he will stay
for few weeks visiting friends.
Fireman Ward Brookins has re-
turned to the Phoenix division after
being used temporarily on this divi-
sion during the green fruit rush.