The Winslow mail., 1921-10-28

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES


Mr.. B. c. Grasboy and wife of
Omaha, Nebraska, are in the city
this week visiting Miss Mayme Scott
Of the Division Engineers office
Mrs. Grasboy being a sister of Miss
Scott. Mr.. Grasbov is Head Time
keeper for the Union Pacific Rail
way at the above location.
Mrs. P E. Britt and daughter Miss
Rosella, of albuquerque, N. M. are
the guests of Maintenance Clerk
John Grafton and wife, this week.
Personal Record Clerk Gladys Glib
son has returned from Gallup, where
she took in the Schrine Ceremonials
the first part of the week.
Mrs. William B. Darling, wife of
Craftsman Darling Of the Engineer
ing Department has returned from
Fresno, California, where she has
been for the past few months for
the benefit of her health.
Assistant Electrical Engineer A,
B. Young of Los Angeles, was in the
city the first part of the week in
specting electrical appliances in the
different structures. He was accom-
panied over this Division by Local
Electrician Harry O. Babcock.
Assistant General Manager John
r. Hitchcock has returned to his
headquarters at Los Angeles after
spending several days in this city
the first part of the week. Mr. Hitch
cock was travelling in Private Car
No. and was accompanied over the
Division by local officials
w. F. Brooks has accepted tenn
porary position in the Trainmaster's
office here. Mr.. Brooks formerly
worked for the General Managers
office at Los Angeles.
Relief Agent George A. Fredericks
is in the city after completing an
assignment of work atSdouck. He
leaves for the Phoenix Division end
the latter part OF the week.
Trainmaster Rufus S. Goodrich OF
Gallup was in the city Wednesday
of this week and left here with Sup
erintendent Matthie on a motor car
trip over the east end OF Division.
The passenger travel to California
has again increased to such an ex-
tent that a second section of Num-
ber Three is being run each day.
This service, if past years are to be
used as basis, Will last until we'll
after the holidays This extra pas
senger train affords a number of
crews work that would not other
wise be secured.
Division Accountant Harry c..
Kabelin returned to this city Mon
day morning after spending the past
week at Los Angeles where he had
been called on business with the
Auditors office.
Miss Maud Bussert of Albuquer-
que has accepted position as steno-
grapher in the Superintendent Of
flee here.
Division Lineman p R. Ashcraft
states that he will shortly be trans
ferred to the coast and that Line
man Burnett from Los Angeles will
relieve him.
Chief Engineer G.. F. w. Felt of
the system was in the city Tuesday
while enroute from the coast to his
headquarters at Chicago. He was
travelling in Private Car Number 10
and was accompanied over the di-
vision by local Maintenance of Way
officials.
Mrs Naomi Kabeiin, mother of Di-
vision Accountant Kabelin has re-
turned from San Jose, California,
where she has been for the past
several months visiting friends.
Librarian Frank Wisdom and wife
have returned from Los Angeles
where they have been in the hospital
for the past month. They have again
n Io:.
w. j. Meador left this week for
Amarillo, Texas, where he will make
arrangements for moving his family
to this city. Mr. EIeador is employed
in the Superintendent office here
as posting clerk.
Tnnekeeper Paul Bruce has re
turned from Los Angeles where he
has been spending his vacation for
the past week or SO.
Machinist H. Nomachi Of the me-
chanical forces has left for Los
Angeles where he will enter the
Santa Fe hospital for treatments.
Word has been received from En-
gineer Goldsworthy who is in the
hospital at Los Angeles is improv-
ing. He was taken there week or
SO ago account of typhoid fever.
Brakeman H. Morgan has return
ed to Albuquerque and will report
to the New Mexico division. Mr.
Morgan was borrowed from that
division during recent rush of bus
mess.
Mrs. H. E. Preece, wife or Rod
man Preece, is here from Gallup this
week visiting friends.
Rodman Glenn Kline of the engin-
eering department is here from Gal
lup this week. Mr.. Kline was re-
Gently injured while playing football
at Gallup and is recuperating.
Brakeman t. C. Anderson left for
Needles the first part of the week on
a business trip.
Mrs. G. c. Franklin, wife of Yard
Clerk Franklin, leaves this week for
a short visit with friends in Phoenix
Switchman l.. E. Gum left this
week for Los Angeles where he will
take in the sights for tho next few