The Winslow mail., 1921-09-02
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

OF the engineering department Mi SIS
Varnum leaves the latter part of the
week Off San Bernardino where
she will teach school this coming
winter.
Miss Mayme Maynard of the stem
ographic bureau of the superintend-
ents office has returned from an ex-
tended vacation trip at San Fran
cisco and other points on the coast
~ The first of the week President w
B. Storey of the Santa Fe was i'll
the city while en- route from tho
coast to his headuuarters at Chica-
go. The trip was made over the Al
buqueraue division in a special train
He was accompanied by local aft
cials.
Master William Lancaster, son of
.EAgineerl Lancaster, has returned
from an extended trip with relatives
at Oklahoma City.
Mr.. A. T. Wilson, chief clerk to
Superintendent Derby of the South
ern Kansas division was in the city
the past week from Chanute, Kan
sas Mr. Wilson was the guest of
Chief Clerk Gray of this city and
was Gil lOuCS W LAS CCc1St iO2 q va
cation trip.
General Manager /. l.. Hibbard of
Los Angeles was in The city We'd
nesday en- route to that point after
accompanying President Storey over
the Coast Lines.
Roadmaster Clerk Robert Watson
Of Wickenberg has returned to that
point after spending several days
here where he had been called to
assist with some special work.
Baggageman Joseph Hood and
family have returned to this city af-
ter vacation trip of several weeks
with relatives at Nashville, Tenn,
and other points in that vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Voelker, wife Of Con
ductor Voelker, has returned from
a trip to Los Angeles and other
points on the coast.
TRANSPORTATION Inspector w. E.
Hoover of Prescott was in the city
this week comforting with local Of
ficials.
Assistant Chemist j. r. White
sides of Albuquerque is in the city
and is making his monthly inspec-
ton of the Clear creek water facil-
tiles.
Travelling Accountant G. W. More
of the auditors office of Los Angeles
is in the city this week checking
time returns.
Effective THURSDAY. Sentember 1st
Frank D. Kinnie returns to Winslow
from Parker, Arizona, where he has
been acting rcadmaster for the past
few weeks and will resume his dut,
les as assistant division engineer.
Mr.. Leon Smith who has been act
ing engineer during Mr.. Kinnies ab
sence will be transferred to San
Bernardino to take position on the
engineering corps at that point.
Engineer Ed. Clark left this week
for Les Angeles where he has been
called for a meeting of the Coast
Lines Hospital association. Mr..
Clark is one of the trustees and re-
presents the employees on this board.
Mr.. Clark said the meeting had been
called bv General Manager Hibbard
for the purpose of appointing a chief
surgeon of the coast lines to succeed
the late Dr.. Morrison. Several
petitions have been circulated for
OlnOISAJ SUI StOhS III ILLS NlS1A.ty
but nothing definite will be an
nounced until after the meeting of
the board
Howard Fischer of Hobrook has
been transferred to this city as bag
gageman. Mr. Fischer was tele-
graph apprentice at Holbrook.
Raymond Rock has returned to
this city from San Marcial, New
Mexico, and will be reemployed by
the mechanical department. Mr.
Rook was recently cut off due to the
reduction in forces in that depart
ment
Miss Fay Hurt has been employed
as file clerk in the superintendent S
office and will start on her new du-
ties this week. Miss Jean Arm
strong who formerly held the posi-
tion has resigned and leaves short
ly for Los Angeles where she will
enter college at that point.
Mr.. c. O. Howell has arrived in
the city from Kansas City and will
shortly be sent out as timekeeper
on one of the new extra gangs that
are being organized on this division.
Mrs. B. Armstrong and daughter,
Miss Helen and son Master Edward
family of Conductor Armstrong
have left for Oswego. N. Y. where
they were called account of the i'll
ness of relative.
Mrs. Frank Wisdom, wife OF Ii
brarian Wisdom, who has been ser
iously i'll for the past week is re-
ported improving.
Machinist Helper George Baker
has left for Los Angeles where he
will enter the Santa Fe hospital at
that point on account of illness
Brakeman w A. Coston was in
Ash Fork the past week.
Miss Esta Sisson of the ertstwhile
Prescott sunerintendents office has
arrived in the city and will accept
a position as timekeeper Miss Sis