The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
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NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

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Gus Leseman and family Of San
Marcial, New Mexico, are in the
city this week visiting their son
Harry and family. Mr.. Leseman is
an engineer on the Rio Grande div
isicn for the past ewtney-fiye years.
Agent Harry Fouts has returned
from all extended vacation trip at
Portland, Oregon and other points
on the Coast George A Fredericks
who has been acting agent during
Mr. Fouts' absence he's returned to
Houck to fill the agency temporar-
lily at that point.
Mrs. j. A. Rohrer and son Master
Joseph, family Of Roadmester Rohr-
er, are now at Rossville, Illinois
and Indianapolis, Indiana, where
they will spend the next few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Grew Dispatcher Harley G.. Young
has left for Los Angeles where he
will spend vacation trip of sever
al days to various coast points.
During his absence Al. Kleindenst
is acting crew dispatcher.
Accountant w. D. Short of the
mechanical engineers office at To-
peka, Kansas, is in the city this
week confering with the superin-
tendent's office in connection with
accounting matters.
The latter part of last week Mr.
l. l.. Hibbard was in the city and
spent the night here Mr. Hibbard,
who is general manager of Coast
Lines of the Santa Fe was en- route
to Chicago and was travelling in
private car No. 16. He was accom-
panied by his staff.
Miss Francis Maynard, steno-
grapher in the machine bureau of
the superintendent's office has left
for San Francisco where she will
spend the next few weeks visiting
friends.
Estimate Clerk John II. Warren
has resigned his position with the
engineering department and has
left for ClarazGale, Arizona, where
he will enter the mercantile bust
ness To date his successor has
not been announced
Switchmam E. Fielding and wife
are the proud parents of a nine
pound boy born last week. Mother
and babe are both reported to be
doing nicely.
Thursday of this week Assistant
General Manager ]. r. Hitchcock of
Los Angeles was in the city while
en- route for an inspection trip over
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travelling in private car No. and
was accompanied by Chief Engineer
r. B. Ball anl Division Superint
ent William Matthie.
Quite a few of the passenger
trainswere late this past week due
to the washouts east of AlbuQuer
que. The washouts occurring near
Las Vegas, New Mexico. By Thurs
day the passenger service was nor
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Mrs. Naomi Kabelin. mother Of
Division Accountant Harry c. Kab-
elm has left for Los Angeles for a
few weeks visit with friends.
Operator NJ. E. Hebert of the
Winslow relay office is in Los Ang
eles and will remain there visiting
relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Leon Smith, wife of Assist
ant Division Engineer Smith, is in
Los Angeles where she will spend
the next few weeks visiting friends.
Mr. Edwin Lee. son of Engineer
Lee of Prescott, Arizona, was in the
city Wednesday visiting friends. Mr..
Lee was en- route to New York city
where he will enter school.
Division Gardener Charles Fisch-
err has left for San Francisco from
which point he will go to Washing
ton. D. c.. for brief visit thence to
New York city and there will take
steamer for Hamberg, Germany. He
expects to arrive there about the
middle of September, after visiting
relatives at that point for several
weeks he will go to Berlin for an
extended visit Mr.. Fischer has not
been back to his native county in
almost forty years and had previ-
uosly planned going but the war
prevented. He, does not expect to
return to this city until sometime
after the first of the coming year
Brakeman J. w. Bean was a bust
ness visitor at Flagstaff the latter
part of this week.