The Winslow mail., 1921-03-25
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

The Santa Fe announces another
entertainment for Sunday evening,
March 27, at the School Auditorium
when the Oxford Dramatic and Con-
cert Company will present the
Mikado complete with the follow
ing personnel: Stella Sebastian
Ogden, soprano; Ava Whitlow, con-
tralto; G. H. Ogden, tenor; r. H.
Hoffman, bass, and H. J. Maughi-
man, pianist 1t is said that this
will be an exceptionally good enter
tainment. This of course is free and
is given by the Santa Fe. All are
invited to attend.
chairman Glenn Kline of the En-
gineering Corps has left for Chicago
where he will spend several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Assistant Division Engineer
Frank Kinnie is again back on the
job after being absent for several
weeks on account of illness.
The Cred Dispatchers were in
stalled a few days ago and they have
their office at the Yard Office. Har-
ley (Bud) Young is the Day Dis
patcher and Joseph Worman is on
the night shift.
Mr.. G.. H. Graves has been ap-
pointed Head Timekeeper vice j. ].
Worman transferred to other duties.
Mr.. Graves has only been on the
Division short time but has had
considerable Santa Fe experience
at Needles.
The latter part of this week Gen.
eral Manager Johnson of the M. K.
& r. was in the city while enroute
to the coast from Kansas City. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied by his
staff and was travelling in private
car. While on this Division they
made a trip to the Grand Canyon.
Chemist J. r. Whitesides has re-
turned to Albuquerque after pro-
longed stay here while testing out
the water at Clear Creek.
The first part of the week Cen
eral Superintendent H. G. Grout of
enroute from Chicago to the coast.
He was accompanied by his family
and was travelling I'M private car
Ontario.
Mrs John Grafton, wife Of Main
tenance Clerk Grafton, has left for
Osawatomie, Kansas, for an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Glenn Dunklin, Chief Clerk to
Storekeeper has been transferred to
Prescott in a similar capacity and
leaves for that point within the next
week or so.
Bridge Inspector Barney Reed
has; returned from an extended
vacation trip at New York City
It is noted that the Santa Fe Is
making some repairs to the cross
ing with their tracks at Williamson
Avenue. 1t is understood that a
crossing of permanent nature IS
to be installed This will be good
news to the motorists.
Stenographer Lulu Cooper has
been on the sick list for the past
week or SO and is now at Gallup
recuperating.
Transitman w. H., Robinette of
Williams was a business visitor in
the city the first part Of the week
Monday General Manager Hibbard
was in the city from Los Angeles.
Mr.. Hibbard who was accompanied
by his staff was enroute to Topeka
and was travelling in private car
No. 6.
Fireman A. L. Flaharty visited
friends at Holbrook this week.
Conductor w N Rauch has taken
few days off and is visiting friends
at Albuquerque this week.
Brakeman c. Rennix was week
end visitor at Albuquerque.
Mrs. B. Armstrong, wife of Con-
ductor Armstrong, is visiting friends
at Gallup this week.
Mr.. B. Kleindienst. who was for
merly a brakeman out of Needles,
has accepted a position as Time
keeper in the Superintendent's Of
fee.
Miss Hazel Armstrong, daughter
of Conductor Armstrong, IS now at
Prescott visiting friends.
blacksmith E. E. Brothers of the
Mechanical Department, who was
recently laid off due to reduction in
force, has left for Los Angeles
where he will make his future home.
Conductor Chas. Boiling is taking a
few days off and is visiting friends
at Los Angeles.
Mrs O. E. Brininstool, wife of Con-
ductor Brininstool, leaves shortly for
Los Angeles for visit with rela-
tives.
Brakeman c. e. Bisbee visited
friends at Gallup this week.
Mrs. Howard Pard, wife OF Fire
man Pard, is visiting friends at Los
Angeles this week.
Mrs. J. Barkerville, wife OF Brake
man Barkerville, is here from Will
liams this week.
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