The Winslow mail., 1921-05-13
Ne WS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Assistant General Manager Chas.
E. Hill of Los Angeles was in the
city the first part of the week con-
ferring with local officials. Mr. Hill
was formerly employed on this div
ision before being promoted to the
general managers staff.
Mrs. John Grafton, wife of Main
tenance Clerk John Grafton, has re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Osa.watomie,
Kans.
Superintendent William Matthie
has left for Topeka where he has
been called to attend meeting of
practically all Santa Fe officials
who are now discussing the import
ant questions now confronting the
railroads.
Mr.. Fl. Haileston of Kansas City
now field manager of the Epperson
u S. Underwriters, is in the city
visiting friends. Mr., Haileston was
former chief clerk to the master
mechanic of the Missouri Pacific at
Osawatomie, Kans.
Assistant Chemist j. f. White
sides of Albuquerque was in the city
the first part Of the week comforting
with the local officials relative to
the Winslow water supply.
Tommy Lewis, stenographer in
the chief dispactchers office has TAX
en- leave of absence a;ld leaves this
week for Chicago where he will Wis
it relatives for several weeks.
Joe Kocsis who has been acting as
caller during the slump. in business
has bid in a tclegraphers job at
Adamana and leaves for that point
this week.
Miss Eloyse Bumgarner and Mr..
Tom Young of Flagstaff were the
week end guests of Miss Esther Vitz
of the superintondent's office.
Mrs. Mae Snee Pierce has been
employed as ster5grapher tempor-
arily in the superintendent's office
during the closing of the accounts
this month. Also Relief Agent Geo.
A. Fredericks of Albuquerque is
here assisting with this work.
Traipmaster H. Fl. Tisdale has
been called to Los Angeles to assist
the general offices in connection
with some data being prepared in
Los Angeles.
Conductor B. Armstrong made
business trip to Gallup the latter
part of this week.
Mrs. C. E. Bisbea, wife of Brake
man Bisbee, leaves shortly for an
extended visit with relatives at Chi
cago and Danville. Ills.
Mrs. Jas. G. Brown, wife Of Chief
Engineer Brown of Clear Creek, has
left for Los Angeles for visit with
friends
Messrs. J. B. Ransom and F. D.
Short of the mechanical engineers
office of Topeka, Kans, are In the
city going over mechanical fac1l1-
ties.
Ms. E. O. Brinninstool, wife of
Conductor Brinninstool, is visiting
friends az Williams this week:
Mrs. e. F. Coleman, wife Of Engi-
neer Coleman, is a week end visitor
with relatives at Seligman.
Miss Mayme Scott of the division
engineers office, made a business
trip to Holbrook the latter part of
the week.
Jack Chase has accepted posi-
ton as wa~ehouseman at Thoreau
and he and Mrs. Chase left for that
point Wednesday.
Brakeman r. E. Cooper has re
turned from a business trip to Gal
lup.
Fireman ]. Clevinger and wife OF
Gallup were in the city the first part
of the week visiting friends. From
here they left for the Grand Canyon
for q short trip.
Roadmaster's Clerk Lee Chesebo
ro of Williams was in the city Tues
day comforting with local offices.
Mrs. ]. w. Drake, daughter Miss
Beatrice and son Master Paul. fam
lily of Brakeman Drake, leave short
ly for Olney, Texas, where they viii
spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Conductor Harry Eames leaves
shortly for Okmulgee. Okla, where
he will visit relatives and friends
for several weeks.
Ben Fitzpatrick, local inspector
for the Santa Fe Refrigerator Dis
patch has been sent to the Los ADg-
cles hospital by the local Hospital
Association.
Fireman A. L. Honson, wife and
children are week end visitors with
friends at Gallup.
Fireman C. w Helm has left for
Los Angeles where he will spend
the week end with friends.
Engineer F. C. Her was a business
visitor at Gallup this week.
Fireman J. K. Keaton. wife and
daughter, Miss Audrey, leave short
ly for San Diego for a visit with
friends.
Brakeman NJ G. Moore has re-
turned from a business trip to Hol-
brook.
Pralxnman w parrich leaves