The Winslow mail., 1921-09-16
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

in the sunerintendent's office here.
He will report within the next few
days. MRS. Watson who is now To-
Gated at Prescott will move to this
city later.
Charley e. Parks associate edi-
tor of the Santa Fe Employees mag
azine was in the city the first part
Of the week calling on local busi-
ness men and also visiting with old
friends in the office. Mr.. Parks was
a clerk in the superintendent's Of
flee here several years ago before
being transferred to Chicago.
Travelling Auditor Chas. Gilroy of
the Audit office was in the city the
first part of the week. Mr.. Gilroy
has charge of all station accounts
Cn the Coast lines and was here in
conference with Agent Fouts.
Trick Dispatcher Carl Trimble
and wife have left for Denver, Colo
,-ado where they will spend the next
few weeks. From there they will
go to Helena, Montana and other
points in that vicinity for a general
trip
Conductor A. L. Dunklin was TAX
en- to the hospital at Los Angeles
the latter part Of last week. When
leaving here he was very i'll but re-
port has since been received that
he is improving.
Mrs Olin j. Faulkner has accept
ed a position in the superintendent
office as stenOgrapher. Mrs. Faulk
ner recently returned from Battle
Creek, Michigan where she has been
visiting her parents during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Harry A. Cob1e and two sons,
family of Conductor Coble, are Wis
iting relatives at Wichita, Kansas.
Superintendent William Matthie
has left for Los Angeles where he
was, called for conference with the
general officials at that noint. He
was accompanied by his private sec
retary Walter More.
Russell Swords of Topeka, Kan
sas was in the city the first part of
the week visiting friends while en-
route to the Coast for vacation
trip. Mr.. Swords is private secre~
tary to General Manager F. c. Fox
of the Eastern lines of the Santa Fe
with headquarters at Topeka.
Miss Lena Sammons was in the
city Tuesday of this week while en-
route to San Francisco where she
will accept a position as stenOg-
rapher to Trainmaster w. P. Arntz
of that city Miss Sammons former
ly worked here as stenographer but
has been at her home at Birming-
ham, Alabama this summer.
Travelling Accountant Paul ".
Luck of the Audit office was in the
city the first part of the week while
en- route from his Headquarters at
Los Angeles to Gallup. From there
he will go to ST. Louis on vaca
ton trip Mr.. Luck was schedule
clerk in the superintendent office
here for several years before being
transferred to, Los Angeles.
Chemist j. R. Whitesides was in
the CITY this week while en- route
f-cm a business trip on the west end
of the division to his headquarters
q, Albuquerque.
Job Foreman j. B. Ransom of the
mechanical engineers office at To-
peka, Kansas is in the city looking
after some work for his department
Mr.. C. F. Lodter, chief clerk to
the auditc.r of the Texas lines of the
Santa Fe was in the city Sunday
while en- route from Los Angeles
TO his headquarters at Amarillo
Texas.
Trainmaster Rufus S. Goodrich is
again back on the first district after
being absent from the division for
ever two months en- account or IL
ness. Mr.. Harry T. Tisdale of tn"
genc~al Offices at Los Angeles who
has been acting trainmaster during
Mr.. Goodrich's absence has returned
to that point.
Miss Lulu Cooper stenographer in
the sunerintendent's office was the
successful bidder for the position of
stenographer to the trainmaster
here and she has relieved Miss
Katherine Jones who was working
on the position temporarily.
Miss Emma Lingeman of the stem
graphic bureau of the. superintend-
ents office leaves shortly For her
home at ST. Louis where she will
spend the next few months.
Extra Conductor Leo Ahrens who
was recently taken to the Santa Fe
hospital at Los Angeles is reported
to be improving and expects to be
out shortly.
Telegraph Manager Edward Won
ders and wife leave this week for
Cuena Vista, Virginia where they
will accompany their daughter Miss
Elsie who will enter college at that
point in the near future. They will
also visit relatives while on their
vacation trip east.
Del Hoover who was clerk to the
trainmaSter on the former Phoenix
division and who has been on leave
of absence has returned to this city
and will bump on the Job of train
masters clerk at this point. Mr. Al
fred Kleindenst the present incumb-
ent will be placed in the timekeep-
ers office.
Maintenance Clerk Alex Robertson