The Winslow mail., 1921-07-08
NE VS. IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

The Santa Fe is handling twenty
special trains this week with Elks
from various parts Of the country
en- route to the Grand Lodge con-
vention at Los Angeles All of the
trains are going via the Grand Can
yon and this extra business has put
number of extra crews to work.
The local lodge of B. P. O. E. have
decorated the station grounds with
the national colors and have also
placed large Elk On the Reading
Room grounds. 1t is planned to
have a large number of decorations
for Friday when the special ttrain
of Elks from Baltimore arrive and
the purple and white will be much
in evidence this week.
President w. B. Story of the San
ia Fe arrived in this city on train
Tuesday evening and spent the
night here departing on train No. 8
Wednesday morning for the Coast
from which point he will visit the
PHILIPPINE Islands on vacation trip
that will last several months. Mr.
Story was accompanied by his staff
and was riding in private car Mo- 81
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the party over this division.
General Foreman Victor c. Proc
tor has been called to San Francisco
on account of the death of neice
at that point. Mrs. Proctor and
daughter Evelyn are now at San
Francisco having departed for that
place from Portland, Oregon, week
or so ago.
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton
is on the aick list and is confined
to his bed this week. Bridge and
Building Clerk Joseph Geschwind is
handling the clerical end of the
maintenance work during Mr.. Grat
tons absence.
Bridge Foreman Sam Sutton has
returned to this city after an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Kan
sas City and other points in that vi
cinity.
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
d. Kinnie has been appointed acting
roadmaster of one of the districts
on the Arizona division during the
absence of the present Roadmaster
McNeill Mr.. Kinnie's headquarters
will be at Parker, Arizona Mr.. Kin
mic will be relieved by Engineer c..
e. Smith of the recent Phoenix div
ision The changes while only tenn
porary will be made SINE time this
week.
Thursday of this week Mr.. 2. j.
Kolb of Mt. Carmel, Illinois, was in
the city visiting friends in this city.
Mr. Kolb is an attorney for the Big
Four Railway Company and has jur-
isdiction over Southern Illinois. Mr..
Kolb left here this week for Los
Angeles where he will attend the
Elks convention at that point.
Vice-president Edward Chambers
of the Santa Fe was in the city this
week while en- route from Chicago
to the coast. He was making the
trip in private car No. and was &C
companied by several traffic Offic-
ials. M. Chambers has charge of
the traffic for the Santa Fe system
and during the period of federal
control was an assistant to the di
rector general of railroads.
Division Accountant Harry G.. Ka-
belin returned the latter Da7t of the
week from Prescott where he had
been loading the records and super
yising the shipping of the furniture
from the Prescott office to Winslow
Two baggage cars were used Tor
this purpose and the spacious office
at Winslow is now crowded with the
extra desks. placed -Four extra
clerks to date have arrived from the
Prescott organization and have ac-
cepted positions here. Waiter 5
Goodwin was installed as schedule
clerk vice joseph Lieberman who
takes the position of contract clerk
Miss Minnie Cardes accepts new
position as bill and voucher clerk
Frances Maynard accents new DO
s3ition as stenographor and Mrs. Vlo-
let M Garner the position of comp
tometer operator vice Miss Mabeile
Kisthard who returns to her home
at Denver. Colorado
Mrs. r. r. Jones and daughter lit
tie Miss Sarah Francis, family Of
Signal Maintainer Jones. have re-
turned from Kansas City, Mo, and
other points in Missouri where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past several months.
Brakeman r. c. Anderson is in
Needles, California. this week where
he is visiting with friends.
Chief Clerk Adj Morgan of Nee
dies, California, was i'll the city Wis
iting friends the first part of the
week while en- route from Santa Fe.
New Mexico Mr.. Morgan was form
erly located in this city prior to be-
ing promoted to the position of chief
clerk to the superintendent at Nee
dies.
Travelling Accountant William Le-
ahy is in the city from Los Angeles
this week checking up accounting
matters.
Misses Lulu Cooper and Louise
Fox of the stenographic bureau in
thp SuDnrintp pndpnt's office Snpnt the