The Winslow mail., 1921-06-17
NE VS. IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES


passenger train service is just about
normal 1t is reported that the line
from La Junta to Denver will not
be open for several days yet It is
expected that the Pile driver and the
Bridge Gang that the Albuquerque
Division loaned the Western Line
people will shortly be returned.
Tommy Young has returned from
a vacation trip of several weeks with
friends at Chicago. There being DO
vacancies in the Chief Dispatchers
office, Mr. Young has accepted the
position of stenographer in the of
flee of the Bridge and Building de
partment replacing Mrs Mae Snae:
Pierce who was working temporari-
lys
Superintendent William Matthie.
who has been in Topeka in confer
ence with the Parent Line Officials
for the past week or so is expected
to return the latter part of this week.
Mrs. George Kabelin has left for
WinSlow. Arizona, to make her fll-
ture home with her son Harry, who
is employed by the Santa Fe railroad
Mrs. Kabelin spent the winter months
in Baton Rouge, La, and Los An
geles, Cali, and spent sometime with
her son, Clarence |. Of Welland. Ont
Later she came to Warren and Wis
tied relatives before leaving for her
home in Arizona.-The Warren Pa
Evening Mirror
Division Engineer Roy G. Kline is
expected to return from Los Angeles
this week, where he has been the
past few days in conference with
other Coast Line Engineering Off
cials.
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
D. kinnie has returned from an in
spection trip at Williams and Flag
staff and other points on the west
end of the division.
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton
has been called to Topeka, Kansas,
in connection with matters pertain
ing to the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks. Mr. Grafton who is Division
Chairman for the above organization
was accompanied by his wife who
will visit relatives at Osawatomie
while Oh the trip.
Supervisor of Track and Roadway
j. e. Mcneil, has returned to his
headquarters at Los Angeles after
an inspection trip over the Albu
Querque division. He was accom-
panied by the local officials.
Notices have been received that the
territory of Transportation Inspect
or Erwin B. Hebert has been en-
larged to include in addition to the
main from Albuquerque to Kingman
Arizona, the Phoenix division. Mr.
Hebcrt will continue to have his
headquarters in this city.
Mrs. William Matthie and daughter
Charlotte, family Of Superintendent
Matthie, leave this week for San
Francisco, Cali, and Portland, Ore,
where they will spend the summer
months with friends and relatives.
General foreman, Victor c. Proc
tor, wife and daughter. Miss Evelyn
leave this week for Eureka. Cali
where they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Carpenter Willie Archer, who has
been employed at the local shops
for sometime has been transferred
to the Grand Canvon in a similar
position
Engineer Frank Bailey leaves this
week for Los Angeles where he will
spend several days with friends.
Mrs Howard Bard and son, Master
Bob, family of Fireman Bard have
returned from visit with friends
at Seligman.
Wire advice has been received here
Of the death of r. A. Mcclellan in
the Santa Fe Hospital at Los Ange~
les, Wednesday. Mr. Mcclellan was
employed here as brakeman on the
second District, prior to his being
sent to the hospital on account of
gun shot wounds.
Mrs. f. A. Walcott. wife of en-
gineer Walcott, leaves this week for
San Diego for visit with relatives
during the summer months
Mrs. H. o. Babcock. son Joseph
and daughter Mary. leave this week
for San Diego, for an extended visit
with friends.
w. J. Barclay has accepted po-
sition as express cleNl at Gallup.
Mr. Barclay was employed at the
Winslow station in similar capaci-
ty prior to leaving for Gallup
Addition and Betterment Clerk.
Frank Carter and wife have left for
Los Angeles for a few weeks sight,
seeing trip.
Conductor Robert Eastman leaves
shortly for Los Angeles en- a bust
ness trip.
Brickmason Charley Grant has
left for Chicago where he will spend
several weeks visiting friends and
relatives