The Winslow mail., 1921-03-04
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Maintenance Clerk O'Lena Trirnblt
is reported on the sick list.
Carpenter Willie Archer is a weeI
end visitor in Albuquerque
Brakeman T. c. Anderson is visit
ing friends at Needles this week.
Brakeman C. S. Fearis is visiting
friends at Los Angeles this week.
Brakeman R. o. Wells is a week
end visitor at the Grand Canyon
Fireman A. L. Flaharty and family
are visiting friends at Williams this
week
Fireman G. Miller and wife are
visiting friends at Los Angeles this
week
Mrs. F. G. Boschke, wife of Inspec-
tor Boschke, is here from Los An
geles this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Parrish, wife of Brake
man Parrish, is here from Williams
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jerry La Duke, wife of En-
gineer La Duke, is spending the week
end at Los Angeles.
Mrs J. B. Edwards, wife of Brake.
man Edwards. is visiting friends at
Los Angeles this week.
Mrs. B. Armstrong, wife of Con-
ductor Armstrong, Is visiting friends
at Holbrook this week
Miss Hazel Armstrong, daughter of
Conductor Armstrong. is spending
the week in Holbrook.
Mrs. R. B. Lancaster, wife of En-
gineer Lancaster, was visiting friends
at Holbrook of this week.
Brakeman w. F. Speidel and wife
leave shortly for Los Angeles where
they will visit friends and relatives.
Charels Bergstresser of the Store
Department is business visitor at
Ash Fork and Grand Canyon this
week.
Division Accountant Harry C.
kabelin has returned from a trip to
Los Angeles where he was called on
some accounting matters
Mr.. HI. E. Belding and family are
here from Brooking, S. d., visiting
relatives. Mr.. Belding is conductor
on the Chicago North Western.
Mrs. H. o. Babcock and daughter
Miss Mary, family of Division Elec-
trician Babcock, has returned from
a visit with friends at Albuquerque
M. Glare Holmes, Chief Clerk to
General Storekeeper Stewart, is here
this week from San Bernardino con-
ferring with local store department
forces
Engineer J. E. Turner and wife
leave shortly for Houston, Texas,
where they will visit relatives and
friends at that point and other places
in Texas.
Brakeman N. e. Brothers, who was
recently cut off the board due to re-
duction in forces, has left for Los
Angeles where he will make his fu-
ture home.
Fireman Oscar F. Jones, who was
recently cut off the board due to the
reduction in forces has left for
Golconda, Ill, where he will make
his future home.
Mrs G.. H. Graves has arrived hare
from Needles where she will make
her future home. Mr.. Graves is en-
ployed as timekeeper in the superin-
tendent's office here.
Special Accountant William A
Haley, who has been here the past
week securing information for the
Valuation Department, leaves within
the next few days for Los Angeles
his work here having been completed
Mrs. Haley will accompany him.
DR.. P. G. Sampson of the local hos
pital association, has returned from
trip to Phoenix where he was call
ed on account of the serious sickness
of a relative Mrs. Sampson made
the trip later and is still at that
point.
u0 lUCdl I1dIVcy duIuOIlIlcS udNc
applied to the city for a gas main
to serve the local. Harvey House.
This arrangement when completed
will call for several changes in the
kitchen and bake shop in the Harvey
House here.
Monday President Worthington of
the Chicago, Indianapolis and West
ern, was in the city en- route from
los Angeles to Indianapolis, The
trip was being made by private car
and he was accompanied by his pri-
vate staff and his family.
Car Stenographer Walter Moore
who is i'll at his home in San Bernar-
dino, is reported improving and is
expected to return within the next
week or so. During Mr.. Moores
absence Tommy Young of the Train
masters office is on Mr.. Matthie' s
car.
Some needed repairs are now being
made to the railroad crossings at
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