The Winslow mail., 1921-07-22

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

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Miss Katherine Jones writes that
she is still in Los Angeles on her
vacation trip and will not return to
her position as stenographer to the
agent for several weeks.
Dispatcher Vance Wilson and wife
left for Los Angeles and other
points on the coast where they will
visit friends for several weeks.
Schedule Clerk Walter Goodwin
has returned from short visit with
relatives at Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs Oscar Jones, wife of Conduc-
tor Jones has returned to Los Ang
eles where she is making her home,
after several weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent Jerry Abbott was in the city
the first part of the week calling on
local merchants in the interest OF
the traffic department.
Benjamin Doolittle. who is chief
clerk to the general foreman at
week visiting relatives.
Travelling Foreman J. B. Ransom
of the mechanical engineers office
Of Topeka is in the city on business
while en- route from Los Angeles.
Assistant Superintendent G. H.
Reed of the Harvey Eating houses
was business visitor in the city
from Needles this week. Mr. Reed
left here for Ash Fork for a confer
ence with Mr.. B. F. MangoT of the
Fred Harvey houses of the Western
Lines.
Division Engineer Roy G. Kline
and General Foreman Victor c..
Proctor have left for Ash Fork from
which point they will make motor
car trip over the old Phoenix divi-
sion going as far south as Phoenix.
They expect to return the last OF
next week.
Bridge Inspector Barney Reed has
resigned his position with the San
ia Fe and has left for San Francis
co where he will look after some
personal interets. At this writing
his successor has not been named.
Head Addition and Betterment
Clerk Francis Joseph Fischer leaves
the latter part of the week for Los
Angeles and San Francisco for an
extended vacation trip with friends
and relatives.
Conductor H. F. Vandorbur has
returned from Los Angeles where
he took in the annual Elks conven-
ton.
Conductor Robert Powell and wife
have returned from an extended Wis
it with relatives at Ironton, Ohio
and other points in that vicinity
Miss Emma Lingeman, stenograph
er to chief clerk in superintendent's
office has left for Yellowstone park
and other parts lin that vicinity
where she will make an extended
trip.
Addition and Betterment Clerk
Edward Florin has returned from
vacation trip at San Bernardlno
and Los Angeles. While at the lat
ter place he took in the annual con-
vention of the Elks..
Trainmaster Rufus S. Goodrich of
typhoid fever in the hospital at Al
buuuerque and during his absence
TRANSPORTATION Inspector w. =.
Ouirk of Los Angeles is at Gallup
looking after Mr.. Goodrich's terri
tory
Glenn Dunklin has returned to his
former position of chief clerk to
Storekeeper Hixon Mr.. Dunklin
was located at Prescott but since
the consolidation his position has
been abolished Mrs. Dunklin has
also returned to this city with Mr.
Dunklin.
Brakeman A. G. Smith was taken
seriously i'll Monday of this week
and it was necessary to send him to
the Los Angeles hospital for treat
ment. At this writing his condition
is not known.
Mrs. E. D. Kitzmiller, wife of
Brakeman Kitzmiller, has been call
ed to Kansas City on account of the
serious illness of relatives. She left
Monday of this week.
Mrs. James c.. Brown, wife of
Chief Engineer Brown of the Clear
Creek water facilities. has left for
Los Angeles for visit with friends
at that point.
Charles l.. Bergstresser of the
stores department accompanied by
his wife has left for Albuquerque
for visit with friends.
Brakeman E. J. Blevins who was
recently cut off the board due to
the reduction in force has left for
Los Angeles where he will make his
future home. He was accompanied
by Mrs Blevins.
Dock Foreman William T. Corum
of the railroad ice plant has been
called to Los Angeles on account of
the illness of a relative.
Brakeman Joe Cloquer is expected
to return to this city from Montreal.
Canada, this week where he has
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