The Winslow mail., 1921-07-29
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

colt the first part of the week call
ing on local cattle and stockmen.
He left Wednesday for Ash Fork.
General Manager Earl NJ Costin
and family were in the city Tues
day while en- route from Cincinnati,
Ohio, to Los Angeles for vacation
trip. Mr.. Costin is general manager
for the C. c. G. C. & st. l.. Railway
company and was making the trip
in NJ Y c. private car No. 401
Miss Lulu Cooper, stenographer in
the suDerintendent's office has left
for Los Angeles where she will ent-
er the Santa Fe hospital at that
point for throat treatments
Mrs William Matthie and daught-
er Miss Charlotte returned this
week from Portland Oregon, where
they have been for the past few
weeks visiting relatives.
Fuel Foreman Harry Smith of the
stores department is now at Port
land, Oregon, where he will visit
friends and relatives for several
weeks.
Chief Clerk to Superintendent
Harry W. Lane of San Marcial, New
Mexico, has returned to that uoint
after visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Lane returned with him after
spending the past week in the city.
Timekeeper G. H. Witte and wife
are here from Prescott this week
Mr.. Witte was called to the city on
business and made the trip overland
in his automobile.
Assistant General Manager Chest
er H. Bristol and family were in the
city Monday while en- route from
La Junta to the Grand Canyon for
few days vacation trip. Mr.. Bris-
tol has charge of the Western Lines
of the Santa Fe and was travelling in
private car No. %. He was accom-
panied to the Canyon from this city
by Superintendent Matthie.
Master William Lancaster, son of
Switch Engineer Ray Lancaster, had
the misfortune to break his arm
while visiting his grand parents at
Emporia, Kansas.
Travelling Accountants F. G. Jones
and John Ratigan of the Chicago of
fees are in the city this week going
over some of the old Phoenix divi-
sion records which are now located
here since the consolidation of the
offices.
Acting Roadmaster Frank Kinnie
was here from Parker the first part
of the week. Mr.. Kinnie reports lik-
ing his new work. He has returned
to that point after visiting his fam
lily here.
Brakeman T. c. Anderson has left
for San Francisco, California. where
he will spend the next few weeks
visiting relatives.
Miss Jean Anderson, file clerk in
the superintendent office left for
Fresno the first part of this week
where she will visit her mother.
Enigneer E. F. Coleman and wife
have been called to San Francisco,
California, on account of the illness
of a relative. They left for that
point Wednesday.
Mrs. w. O. Bostwick, wife of Con
ductor Bostwick is visiting friends
at Holbrook this week.
Mrs. w. R. Carson, wife of Fire
man Carson, is here from Seligman
this week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Switchman M. Convean has been
sent to the Los Angeles hospital by
the local hospital association where
he will take treatments for several
weeks
Mrs. E. w. Cooper, wife of Con
ductor Cooper. is here from Gallup
this week while en- route from that
point to San Diego on a vacation
trip.
mechanical forces has been called
to Los Angeles on account of the
illness of his wife at the latter men
toned point
August Cooper, chauffer for the
stores department is in Grants this
week visiting relatives.
Storekeeper George Hixon has left
for motor car trip over the divi-
sion where he will take the semi
Mr. Hixon will be accompanied by
representatives of the maintenance
department.
Agent E. J. Nordyke of Williams
was in the city the first part of the
week calling at the local offices Mr.
Nordyke accompanied the Williams
base ball club to this city to see
them trimmed by the locals.
Agent H. ]. Fouts has left for
Portland, Oregon, for an extended
vacation trip. Relief Agent George
A. Fredericks is looking after Mr.
Fouts' work while he is away
Mrs J. T. Downev and daughter
Miss Isabelle, family of Brakeman
Downey, have arrived in the city
from San Bernardino They will
make their future home in this city
Car Clerk Julia Dye leaves This