The Winslow mail., 1921-12-09
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NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES


here as personal record clerk. Miss
Gladys Gibson who has been holding
this position during Miss Vitz's alb
sence has returned to her former
position in the file room displacing
Miss Ella Dadey who was employed
temporarily.
Assistant General Manager ID. S.
Farley of Topeka, Kansas was in the
city the first part of the week while
en- route from the System Loss and
Damage meeting at Oakland, Cali
fornia. While on the Albuquerque
division Mr.. Farley made the side
trip to the Grand Canyon
Mrs. William Enright, wife of Dis
patcher Enright, left for San Fran
cisco where she will enter a hospi-
tai at that point for treatments. Mr.
Enright will leave the latter part of
this week for the above point where
he will join Mrs Enright
Miss frankie Leseman. daughter
of Engineer Leseman of the Rio
Grande division of San Marcial, N.
M. is visiting friends in this city
Relief Agent Geo. A. Fredericks
has returned to this city from Ash
Fork where he has been located for
the past few weeks. Mr.. .Fredericks
will remain here for a few days
checking up matters at the local Of
fees.
Fireman Louis Simmons has teen
cut off the firemen's board and has
left for his home at San Marcial. n.
NJ Mr.. Simmons was loaned to this
n d;x-fc
Of green fruit, etc.
Assistant General Manager w. E.
Maxon of the G.. C. & S. F. passed
through this city while ell route
from the coast to his headquarters
at Galveston, Texas Mr.. Maxon
was making the trip in G. C. & S. F.
Private Car No. II.
Mr.. Glenn Dunklin of this city has
been promoted to the position of
storekeeper at Seligman. Mr.. Dun
kiln has since the consolidation of
the Phoeniv division with the Albu-
querque division been chief clerk to
Division Storekeeper George HixOn.
Mr.. Dunklin is succeeded by Mr.. G.
Potter of Needles
Conductor A. L. Dunklin and fam
lily of this city have received word
announcing the marriage of their
son Dan to Miss Betty Welch Of
Kingman, Arizona. The young cou-
pie will make their home at Nee
dies, California, where Mr.. Dunklin
holds responsible position with
the Santa Fe.
File Clery Ella Dadey returned
the first part of the week from
week end visit with friends at Flag
staff.
Mrs. William Matthie has return
ed to this city from Needles where
she has been for the past few days
She was accompanied by her son
Bruce.
Corporation Accountant Elmer d.
Peckham was in the city Tuesday of
this week checking some account
ing in the sllperintendents office
while en- route from the coast to
Topeka where he will be located for
the next few weeks.
Division Accountant Harry C. Ke-
belin has returned to this city after
a business trip to Flagstaff and 9TH
er points on the west end of the
division
Allison of Topeka was in the city
Wednesday of this week while ell
route from the coast to his head
quarters at the above mentioned
point. Mr.. Allison has charge of
the lines east of Topeka, Kansas.
He was making the trip in private
car No. S.
Fireman Sam P. Jones has been
cut off the board due to the recent
reduction in force and has left for
San Marcial where he holds rcgu-
lar position ON the Rio Grande div
ision
Night Yard Master 0. E. Davis has
returned to the city and resumed
his duties after spending several
days at the System Loss and DAM
age meeting at Oakland, California.
Engineer e. E. COmstock has left
for Bakersfield, California where he
has been called in connection with
some legal matters.
Conductor J. S. Folsom writes
that he is still in Emporia, Kansas
where he will spend several weeks
yet visiting with relatives.
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
d. Kinnie who was in therecent ill
fated motor car accident and now in
the hospital at Los Angeles is re-
ported to have received a broken
rib in addition to his broken arm
and will be in the hospital for sew
eral weeks yet.
Robert W. Brazleton of the gener-
al managers office in Los Angeles
was in the city Wednesday of this
week while ell route to Ell Paso.
Mrs. A. J. Smith, wife of Brake
man Smith who is in the Santa Fe
hospital at Los Angeles is reported
to be improving slowly and it is
not thought she will be released for
several weeks yet.
Mrs. Harley Hancock and daught-
er Emile, family of Chief Clerk
Hancock of the Holbrook agency,
have returned. to that point after
spending several DAYS with friends
in this city.
Transpor tion Inspector Erwin
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