The Winslow mail., 1921-10-21

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES
Observation-Disclosures

Conductor W. A. Vanderbur and
wife have left for Russell, Kansas
where they were called on account
bur's father.
Trainmaster Harry H. Tisdale has
again returned to this city and has
assumed his former duties on the 3rd
district. Mr.. Tisdale was transfer
red to the Los Angeles office during
the reduction in forces and Mr.. E.
E. McCarty of Needles was transfer
red here. Recently another train
master was placed on the Arizona
division with headquarters at Nee
dies and MI. McCarty removed to
that point which move permitted Mr.
Tisdale to again return to this city.
Engineer w. F. Goldsworthy. who
has been seriously ill with typhoid
fever for the past few days has been
taken to Los Angeles where he ent-
cred the Santa Fe hospital. Last re-
ports show his condition to be about
the same.
Contract Clerk Joseph Leiberman
leaves this week for Kansas City
where he will spend the next few
weeks visiting friends and relatives
at that point. He will also take in
the annual convention of the Amer
ican Legion while there. Mrs. Leib-
erman accompanied him.
Travelling Accountant George w.
Moore is again in the city checking
time returns. M. Moore who works
for the Audit office at Los Angeles
has been here for several weeks but
has been on the coast lately on ac-
count of illness.
Maintenance Clerk Alex Robertson
who has been i'll for the past few
weeks is again up and about but has
been sent to the hospital at Los Ang-
eles where he will spend the next
few weeks recuperating before as
suming his former duties in the sup"
erintendents office.
Division Accountant Harry c. Ka-
belin has left for Los Angeles where
he was called in connection with ac-
counting matters. He will confer
with the Coast Line Auditor while
there.
w. J. Meador of Amarillo. Texas
has arrived in the city and acceptet
a position as posting clerk here in
the suDerintendents office. M. Mea-
dor was connected with the Western
Lines of the Santa Fe at the above
mentioned point He succeeds Mr..
Frank M. Carter who has been pro-
NOTED.
Mrs Mae Snee Pierce has returned
from San Francisco. Calf. where
she was recently called on account
of the illness of relative. She has
again assumed her duties as steno
grapher to Chief Clerk Gray.
Schedule Clerk Walter Goodman
left Thursday of this week for Pres
colt where he will ioin a hunting
party at that point. He expects To-
be absent from the city for several
days.
Mrs. Violet Garner, comptometer
Prescott and will return with her
daughter, little Miss Aileen. who will
make her future home in this city.
General Manager l. L. Hibbard of
the Coast Lines was in the city
Thursday of this week inspecting To-
cal facilities He was making the
trip in private car No. 6 and left
here for the east where he will meet
Western line officials. Local offic
ials accompanied him over the divi-
sion
Special Agent F. F. Bartlett and
Assistant Division Engineer Frank D
Kinnie left here Thursday morning
on motor car for a trip of inspec-
ton which will end at Williams.
William Brandt of this city has ac-
cepted a position as timekeerer on
one of the extra gangs now working
at Hibbard. Mr.. Brandt has been
employed here temporarily as stem
ographer.
Crossing Watchman Bill Ward has
returned to this city after a visit of
several weeks with relatives at his
old home in keystone, Missouri. Mr.
Ward reports times and crop condi-
tions as being very good in the part
of the country he visited
NOTICE
The Altar Society will hold a