The Winslow mail., 1921-12-16
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL !:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Travelling Accountant Paul V.
Luck Of the audit office Of Los Ang
eles is in the city this week check
ing time returns of the mechanical
department Mr. Luck was former
ly employed here but he and his
mother now make Los Angeles their
home.
E. j. Tilson has returned from Ell
Paso where he has been for the
past few months. Mr.. Tilson was
formerly a conductor on the Albu-
Querque division.
Shop Carpenter Willis II. Day and
family have left for Los Angeles
where they will spend the next few
weeks visiting relatives. They will
also visit at other points on the coast
before returning to this city
Assistant Division Engineer Roy
G.. Chambers made business trip
to points on the former Phoenix
division the first part Of the week.
Lloyd H. Day of the engineering
corps has left for Los Angeles
where with his family, they will Wis
it relatives during the holidays.
The many friends of Paul Ellie
will be glad to know that he is in
this country again and is now locat-
ed with the Santa Fe at Prescott as
transitman in the engineering corps
Mr.. Elzie only recently returned to
this country from Germany where
he has been for the past year visit
ing his relatives who reside there.
Inspector of Track and Roadway
F. s. Purdy of Los Angeles was in
the city the latter part of last
week. Mr. Purdy, who succeeds
Mr.. Mcneil, was formerly located
in this city but has lately been with
the Santa Fe as roadmaster at Fres-
no, California. Mr.. Mcneil who was
injured in the motor car wreck at
Wickenberg is reported to be recov-
ering slowly
Division Accountant Harry c. Ka-
belin leaves Saturday of this week
for an extended vacation trip to his
home at Warren. Pa While in the
east he will visit relatives at James
town, NJ Y. He expects to return
to this city sometime soon after the
first of the year.
Saturday of last week Division
Engineer Roy C. Kline received tel
egraphic advice of the sudden death
OF his father at Fort Madison, Iowa.
Mr.. Kline and family left for that
point on the first train. Mr.. Kline's
father was an old Santa Fe pas
senger conductor and was in active
service up to the time of his death.
Word has been received here an
nouncing the arrival of an eight
pound boy at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Fischer of San Bernard
mo. Mr.. Fischer was employed
here as machinist at the local
shops for number of years.
Rube A. Matthews has returned
from the coast where he has been
for the past few weeks recuperating
and has assumed his duties as divi-
sion signal supervisor. Mr.. J. A.
Green who has been looking after the
duties of this office has returned to
Fresno.
Mrs Naomi Kabelin. mother of
Division Accountant Kabelin. re.
turned the first part of the week
from Gallup where she had been
visiting friends. :
Car Distributor Edward RI. Ais
dorf and family have left for To-
:. peka where they will spend the next
few weeks visiting friends and rel
atives. During Mr.. Alsdorf's alb
sence j. P. Harper is looking after
this work
Mrs. Alfred K1eindenst, wife of
Crew Dispatcher Kleindenst, leaves
this week for Los Angeles where
she Will spend several months Wis
iting relatives.
JOSEPH M. Geschwfnd of the
bridg and building office left Thurs
day of this week for Los Angeles
and other points where he will take
In the sights during the holidays
Miss Ella Dadev who was acting
file clerk in the superintendents Of
fee has now accepted position as
lbookkeeper at Babbitt Brothers
rrading company's store in this
city.
Word has been received here from
Edward Harrinton that he is now
located az San Diego, Cali, where
he expects to spend several months
before returning here as timekeep-
er.
G. C. Franklin of the local agents
forces leaves this week for Prescott
Wnere he VIII take temporary pO-
sition as ticket clerk
Word was received here Tuesday
announcing the death of C. A.
Brandt who has been manager of
the Ell Tovar Harvey hotel at the
Grand Canyon for years Mr..
Brandt was recognized over the
Santa Fe system as being one of the
best managers that the Harvey sys-
TEN had. Out of respect to his
memory the National Park Commits
sion have allotted q certain section
of government land and he will be
buried at the Grand Canyon Friday
of this week The funeral will nc
doubt be largely attended by both
railroad and Harvey officials.