The Winslow mail., 1921-06-03
Ne US IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Bulletins have been issued stating
that effective June /, 1921, Mr. E. E.
McCarty of Needles, California, has
been transferred to this point as
trainmaster vice Mr.. H Fl. Tisdale,
who has been transferred to the
general managers Office at Los Ang-
eles. Also effective the same date
Mr.. w. P. Arhtz was transferred to
the position of terminal trainma5ter
at San Francisco. Mr.. Arntz's ter
ritory will be taken over by Mr.. r.
S. Goodrich, trainmaster at Gallup
The reduction in force is general; J;
it is understood that large num-
Der of similar positions have been
cut off,
Mrs. Fl. A Funk, wife of Engineer
Funk has boen called to Houston.
Texas, on account Of the illness of
a relative She is exepcted to re-
turn the latter part of this week.
Brakeman A. G. Smith, who has
been in the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles for the past few months has
returned to this city and will shortly
retcrn to his former duties.
Yard Foreman J. S. LAMAR has
left for Topeka, Kansas. where he
will look after some committee work
for the Maintenance of Way Broth
erhood. En- route he will stop for
a few days at La Junta, Colorado.
Division Accountant Harry c. Ka-
belin was a visitor at the Grand
Canyon Decoration Day.
Miss Lulu Cooper, stenographer in
the superintendent office has re-
turned from Gallup where she was
the week end visitor Of her parents.
Division Engineer Roy G. Kline
and family have left for Fort Madi-
son, Iowa, where they will spend
several weeks visiting friends and
relatives Mr. Kline also expects to
visit in Chicago before returning to
this city.
Assistant Engineer George w.
Varnum has left for Newton, Iowa,
for vacation trip of several weeks
While there he will join Mrs. Var
mum who left the city several weeks
ago. They will also visit in Chicago
before returning to this city.
Monday General Purchasing Ag-
ent Michael J. Collins of Chicago
was in the city comforting with local.
store and mechanical department Of
officials. Mr.. Collins was accompan-
ed by his staff and was making the
trip in private car No. TO-
Mrs. Amy c. Jones, head file clerk
in the superintendent office re-
turned the first of the week from
short visit with friends at Flagstaff.
Schedule Clerk Joseph Lieberman
and wife returned form the Grand
Canyon where they were week end
visitors.
The latter part Of the week Gen
eral Manager @. T. Dyer Of the S. P.
was in the city while en- route to
Chicago from San Francisco Mr..
Dyer accompanied by his family was
making the trip in S. P. private car
Del Monte.
Timekeeper Paul Bruce has re-
turned from a week end trip to Gal
lup.
Timekeeper William Trotter and
wife has returned from the Grand
Canyon where they spent Decora-
ton Day.
Superintendent William Matthie
has returned from an inspection trip
at Albuquerque and other points on
the east end of his division. He was
accompanied by division officials
the trip being made in private car
No. ALL
Bridge and Building Foreman B
K Corkhill has relieved Willis IL
Day as shop foreman at WinsloW.
Mr. Corkhills gang was recently
disbande.d due to reduction in
forces.
Conductor James Day is a busi-
ness visitor at Prescott this week.
Boiler Inspector Robert r. Shan
non has been sent to the Los hng-
hospital by the local Hospital Asso-
citation. He left for that point on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Bard, wife Of Fire
nan Bard, is in Flagstaff this week
whiting friends.
Engineer Edward Clark and Wife
leave shortly for vacation trip Of
several weeks and will visit rel1-
t.ves at Denver, and Salt LakS an
also make trip to Portland before
returning to this city.
Engineer Frank c. Her was a, bus
mess visitor to Gallup this week.
Mrs. j. w. Ki,s, wife OF freight
Cashier Kiles leaves shorty 20" 4
visit with relatives at San Francisco
ard Los Angeles.
Maintenance C'olk Joseph Gesch-
w;rd was a visitor at ne Gr;, III Can
yon Decoration Day.
Car Checker IT, M les Of Gallup
wos visiting i'll the ely the first part
Of Ii" week.
nraf oman ri:.lTv Lesem n ard
wife leave shortly for a vacation
trip to San Francisco and other
points on the coast.
Engineer L. Marsh of Gallup was
in the city on business the first part