The Winslow mail., 1921-05-06
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Miss Esther Vitz, personal record
clerk in the superintendent office,
has returned from a week end visit
with Miss Louise Baumgarner of
Flagstaff.
The first of the week the Govern
ment Bureau of Mines car was here.
This car is put out by the Depart
ment Of the Interior and is equipped
for instructing miners regarding the
hazards in connection with their
work and same is also used as an
emergency car in case of mine ac-
cidents. The car was en- route from
Gallup to the southern part of the
state.
General Manager l. L. Hibbard Of
the Coast Lines was in the city We'd
nesday while en- route from Topeka
to Los Angeles. He and staff were
travelling in private car No. 5.
Trick Dispatcher c. E. Machen
and family are now at San Diego
where they aS'e spending their vaca-
tion
Miss Martha Pedlow, stenographer
Ill LlC 6uDCl lhtClluCltt OlliCC u0C
left for indianapolis where she will
spend her vacation visiting friends
and relatives.
Signal Supervisor Rube. A. Mat
thews is back again On the job after
being in Los Angeled hospital for
several weeks. Mr., Green who reliey-
Mr.. Matthews has returned to the
Valley division.
Travelling Accountant Paul "
Luck of the Auditors force at Los
Angeles is in the city this week
checking time returns.
Brakeman Bert Kleindienst has
returned from los Angeles where
he has been in the hospital for the
past few days, He reports Brake
man A. G. Smith at that point inn
proving and it is expected he will
be able to return to this city with
in the next few weeks
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
Kinnie has left for vacation trip
He left here Monday for Chicago
from there he will go to Memphis
Tenn. and visit with relatives and
friends. Mrs Kinnie, who isl now
at the last mentioned place will re-
turn with Mr.. Kinnie.
Chief Transportation Inspector
william Balfour of Amarillo Texas,
was in the city Wednesday checking
ND some Joint tonnage matters af-
fecting the parent line. Mr. Balfour
is. with the Western lines of the
Santa Fe.
Wednesday Assistant Genestal
Manager J. R. Hitchcock and staff
of Los Angeles were in the city on
an inspection trip.
Mrs. G. A. Flemming of Pueblo,
Colo, is thu guest of Timekeepd'
end Mrs. William Trotter.
Wednesday Storekeeper Stewart
and wife of San Bernardino were in
the city. Mr.. Stewart was making
an inspection trip of the various
stores on the Coast Lines.
Division Accountant Harry C. Ka-
belin has returned from an inspec-
tion trip over the east end of the
division.
Assistant Chief Engineer System
G. w. Harris and staff We're in the
city Wednesday while en- route from
Los Angeles to their headquarters
in Chicago Mr.. Harris and party
were making the trip in private car
No. 1.
Conductor George H. Sutherland,
was a business visitor at Prescott
this week.
Brakeman J. A. Woilk has left for
Los Angeles to enter the Santa, Fe
hospital at that point.
Conductor James Day. Jr., was a
week end visitor at Prescott.
Timekeeper Paul Bruce visited
friends at Gallup this past week.
Fireman Millard Baird is visiting
friends at Phoenix this week.
Mrs. Howard Bard and son Robert
are visiting friends at Seligman this
week
Division Engineer r. c. Cline has
returned from a motor car inspec-
ton trip over the east end of the
division.
Brakeman Joe Cloquer writes from
Quebec, Canada, that he is enjoying
his vacation trip and expects to re
turn sometime in July.
Conductor William Sha.fer has
been bumped off passenger run and
has moved his family to Williams
where he will go on the water run.
Conductor A E. Dickson and fam
lily have left for San Diego where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks.
Miss Nellie Eastman, daughter OF
Conductor Eastman, is spending the
week end with friends at Williams.
Conductor F. E. Ennis was bus
mess visitor in Albuquerque this
past week.
Engineer l. G. Eubanks has left
FOR Los Angeles where he will visit
friends for few days.
General Foreman Victor c. Proc
tor has returned from an inspection
trip over the east end.
Miss Martha Hunt, nurse for the