The Winslow mail., 1921-10-07
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL !:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Where she was called on account of
the serious illness of her father
She expects to remain in Indiana
polls for the next few months TAX
ing an extended vacation trip before
returning
Head Timekeeper G. H. Graves
has left for the Santa Fe hospital
at Los Angeles where he will und-
ergo an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Graves accompanied him as far
as Needles. She will remain there
with relatives during Mr.. Graves alb
scnce.
Travelling accountant William j.e
ahy of the auditors Office was in the
city the first part of the week. NJ
Ieahy is in charge of office r1an-
agement on the Coast lines.
Miss Jane Peterson of ToDcF a.,
Kansas was in the city the first part
Of The week visiting Miss Helma
Shou1d who is head stenographor
in the machine bureau of the sup
e, ,ntcndents office. Misses Peter. II
ard Shclund left here Monday for
tn. Gisnd Canyon for brief trim
Miss Peterson then continues ier
trip which. will include Los Angeles
Portland, Orebon and Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Mr. William A. Haley of the valu
alton engineers office of Los Ang
<elcs vas in the city tl.s week the
guest cf Transportation inspector
Erw.n 4. Hcbert Haley and Hebert
acrc am. L, the several who We're
deer hunting in the M )untains south
" here.
Paul v Luck, trayelin@ account
ant from T. e Los Angeles office wills
IN the city while en- route from
vacations trip at st. Louisy M'ssI-
uri. Mr. Luck will remain ne"5
few days checking mechanical de-
par;mcnt time.
Engineer Edward Clark has lett
for Los Angeles to accompany Dr.
Wayland Morrison, recently appoint
ed chief surgeon of the Coast lines
hospitals on an inspection trip. Mr..
Clark is one of the members OF the
hospital executive board The trip
is being made in private car and
DIR. Morrison is expected to be in
this city Tuesday.
Water Service Foreman Joseph
Seeger of Prescott is in the city
this week where he had been call
ed to attend the funeral OF his
brother Tom who died suddenly at
Phoenix and who was brought here
for burial.
Mrs. Mae Pierce, stenographer in,
the superintendents office here has
left for Oxnard, CalifDr1lia, where
she has been called on account OF
the serious illness of relative at
that point. She left Wednesday of
this week.
Maintenance Clerk Alex Robinson
who has been seriously ill for the
past few weeks is continuing to i'm
prove and is now able to be up and
around and will no doubt shortly
return to his work.
Addition and Betterment Clerk
Roy Justus and Engineer George
Varnum are at North Chaves this
week checking UP some new facil-
tiles recently constructed at that
point.
DR.. Oscar Brown of the local hos
pital association is expected back
from Philadelphia the first of next
week. Dr. Brown has been in the
east for several weeks where he has
been taking a post graduate course
in the above named city.
Charles Harp has returned to this
city with his family and has accept
ed a position in the water service
department For the past few
months Mr. Harp was located at
Flagstaff
Mr. Edward Wonders. manager of
the relay telegraph office, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Wonders, have re-
turned from a trip to Buena Vista,
Virginia. They also stopped at Gin
cinattl, Ohio on the return trip,
Assistant Division Engineer John
A. Jeager of Prescott was in the
city the latter part of last week for
several days where he was attend
ing budget meeting which Super
intendent Matthie was holding.
Division Accountant Harry c. Ka-
belin returned from Phoenix the
first part of the week after making
a business trip in that vicinity.
Fireman G. l.. Gibson of Gallup
was in the city the first part of the
week while en- route to Needles
where he has accepted a position
on the Arizona division.
Brakeman S. c. Cooper has left
for Sinton, Texas where he has been
called as a witness in flaw suit.
He left Wednesday.
Conductor G. E. Loux and wife OF
Prescott were in the city Monday
while en- route to Topeka, Kansas
where they had been called on ac-
count of the serious illness of rel
ative.
Mr. Bert Kleindenst of this city
writes that he is now located at
Needles, California, where he has a
permanent position as fireman On
the Arizona divition.
Engineer H. l.. Lambert has LETT
for Columbus, Ohio where he was
called on account of the serious i'll
ness of relative. He left Monday
of this week and will go by Chicago
Assistant General Foreman w. F
Martens of the Phoenix end of the
Albuquerque division was in the
city this week where he had been