The Winslow mail., 1921-02-11
RAILROAD NOTES

+ Monday Assistant to General Man
ager Charl L. Hill of Los Angeles
was in the city. Mr. Hill was en-
route from Chicago where he has
lDeen looking after matters pertaining
to the coast lines. He was accom-
panied over this division from Win
SLOW to Seligman by Superintendent
Matthie and his staff. the trip being
made in private car No. All.
| Accountant c. E. Albright and AS
slstant Engineer H. McCurdy of the
valuation department. of Los Angeles
are in the city checking over some
old records relative to the valuation
Of the coast lines made in 1915. They
expect 20 secure the data within the
n9xt few days.
Last Sunday the local lodge of
brotherhood of Railway Clerks was
visited by General Chairman H. P.
Matthews of Los Angeles and Mr..
Michael Murray, member of the board
OF directors of Cincinnati
Travelling Accountant Lester A.
| Todd of Los Angeles is in the city
checking over addition and better
ment work in the superintendent 5
office.
Vice President John Purcell in
charge of mechanical forces, was in
the city this week while en- route
from San Francisco to Chicago Mr..
Purcell has just completed an inspoc-
tion trip over the coast lines.
Travelling Passenger Agent Jerry
abbott of Phoenix was a business
visitor in the city this week calling
en- local business men
/ Mrs G Trimble, wife of Dis
lpatcher Trimble, who went to Min
Ireapolis on account of the serious
fitness of her mother, is expected
back this week Her mother has i'm
proved considerable in the meantime
Comptometer operator Francis
Dunklin has returned from Hemet,
California, where she was called on
account of the death of her father,
Judge Nevins, of that place.
Brakeman G. j. Patterson of this
city has been called to Prairie Du
Chen, Winconsin, on account of the
Sudden death of his father there.
Operator c. r. Fisher of the local
relay office has been called 20 San
Diego on account of the serious ill
ness of his wife at that place.
q Relief Agent George A. Fredericks,
who has been at Bluewater for the
past few weeks working extra, has
been called to Winslow where he will
statements in the superintendent S
i4ffise.
Water Service Helper W. E. Alli-
son of Flagstaff was inthe city last
week looking after some personal
business.
Machinist Jay W. Brown and wife
have left for Los Angeles where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Brown recently resigned as Machin-
ist at the local shops.
Fireman j. I, Bales is spending the
week end with friends at Ash Fork.
Brakeman j. w. Boiling, who was
l. }ecently cut off the board at the
time of the reduction in force, has
left for his home in Chicago. He is
making the trip via Oklahoma City
where he will visit friends for short
time.
H. B. Bennett and wife are spend
ing this week in Flagstaff Mr.. Ben
nett is foreman at the ice plant.
Fireman H. Brinkerhoff, who was
recently cut off the board, has left
for Phoenix where he will make his
future home.
Roadmasters Clerk Paul B. Bruce
Cf Williams is visiting friends in this
city this week.
Fireman Fred A. Baxter of Gallup
was in the city the first part of the
week while en- route to Phoenix and
Los Angeles for short visit with
friends.
Vice President e. ]. Engle of Chi
cago was in the city the latter part of
the week while en- route 20 the coast
for an inspection trip He was travel
ing in business car No. 81, and was
accompanied over this division by
Supt. Matthie.
Mrs. l.. H. Cockrum, wife of Brake
man Cockrum has left for Kingman
for visit with relatives.
Assistant Yardmaster Edward Car
roll is visiting friends at Prescott
this week.
Miss Lulu Cooper, 3tenographer in
the superintendent office, has re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
Gallup.
Yard Clerk Eldon Darling of Gal
lup was in the city Wednesday on
business
Mrs. F. B. Douglas, wife of Engi-
neer Douglas, is spending the week
end at albuquerque visiting friends.
Miss Jennie DeBarry, operator at
Pinta, is in the city for a short visit
with friends.
BOilermaker Joseph Duran and
family have returned from Laguna
and Hot Springs where they had been
called on account of sickness.
Daniel Dunklin, son of Conductor
Dunklin, is visiting friends at Needles
l'this week.
Conductor F. E. Ennis is visiting
friends at Gallup this week
Brakeman j. B. Edwards has taken
few days off and is spending this
time visiting friends at Gallup.
Transportation Inspector Erwin B.
Hebert has returned from a business
trip to Gallup and other points on
the east end
w A. Haley, who was recently