The Winslow mail., 1920-08-13
RAILROAD NOTES


Mrs ], L. Greiner, wife of Brake
man Greiner. is visiting in Albuquer-
que.
Signalman Casey Jones has return
ed from business trip to Albuquer-
que,
Brakeman David Feigg leaves
shortly for Ell Paso for visit with
friends.
Conductor Jimmie Day and family
ere visiting friends and relatives in
Red Oak, Iowa,
Frank NJ Carter of Kansas City
has accepted a position as clerk for
the Santa Fe here.
DR.. o. S. Brown Of the local hospi-
tai association has returned from a
business trip to Phoenix.
Mrs. Thomas Combs, wife of
Switchman Combs, leaves shortly for
Los Angeles for visit
Maintenance Clerk Bernard Temp
ske and wife have returned from a
vacation trip to Grand Canyon.
Albert McFall. bill and voucher
clerk in the superintendent's office
is visiting friends in Flagstaff.
Marley Jones. clerk in the Superin-
tendent's office here. has returned
from a business trip to Fort Wingate.
Joseph Fussel Is again on the job
as Yardmaster Joe looks better
since his trip to Los Angeles hospital.
Mrs, H. Freeman. wife of Engineer
Freeman. has been called to Kansas
City on account of the illness of her
father,
Mrs. E. B, Hebert, wife of Trans
portation Inspector Hebert. has re-
turned from an extended visit in Los
Angeles,
Miss Mayme Scott, stenographer in
the Division Engineers office. has re-
turned from visit to the Grand Can
yon.
Miss Helma Sholand. stenographer
in tie superintendent's office. has re-
turned from visit with friends in
Flagstaff.
Messrs, and Mesdames Hebert and
Haley have returned from a motor
trip to Joseph City where they enjoy
ed an outing.
Paul V. Luck, schedule clerk, is
: again back at his desk after a vaca-
ton in Washington state and other
western points.
c. w. Hamilton, Maintenance Clerk
In the Division Engineers office, has
returned from an extended vacation
in Arkansas City. Kansas.
Mrs. George Day, wife of Car Re-
pairer Day. and lately of Laguna-
has now joined Mr.. Day here and ex-
poets to reside here in the future.
Mrs. J. E. Sterns, wife of Fireman
Sterns, is here from Los Angeles and
is working temporarily as stenogra-
pher in the superintendent's office.
Water Service Foreman Joseph
Seeger has received passes for trip
to Cleveland, Ohio. and he and Mrs,
Seeger expect to leave at an early
date.
Vice President Albert e. Sweet, of
the Ell Paso and Southern Railroad
with headquarters in Ell Paso, was in
the city Wednesday enroute to the
coast,
H. P. Matthews general chairman
for the Order of Railway Clerks. has
been here on business the past week.
Mr., Matthew'S headquarters are in
Los Angeles,
Mr., and Robert Powell have secur-
ed passes and leave shortly for a
visit at Cincinnati and other points
in Ohio. Mr.. Powell is employed as
conductor here.
Mrs. Amy c. Jones is again back
at the file desk, having returned this
week from Nogales where she accom-
panied the remains OF her mother to
that point for burial
Edward Harrington, Asst. Bridge
Inspector, who was injured in motor
car accident at Arntz recently. is re-
ported recovering rapidly in hospi-
tai at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Joseph Fussel and children have
returned from vacation trip al
Bakersfield. California Yardmastel
Fussel seems happy since discontinu
ing his batchelor days.
Mueral (Dutch) Hebert has beer
temporarily relieved as telegraph op