The Winslow mail., 1922-08-11
RAILROAD NOTES

dL IudC point.
Division accountant H c. Kabelin
has left for the Phoenix end of the
division where le will accompany
Supt. McCully On a motor car in
spection trip.
Roadmasters Clerk Lee Chesebro
of Williams, was in the city en-
route from Albuquerque where he
had been for a visit with his son
who is in the hospital there. Mrs
Chesebro's many friends here will
be glad to learn that his son is i'm
proving.
The many friends here of Roy
Savage will be glad to hear of his
appointment as agent at Adamana.
Roy is the son of Dispatcher Frank
Savage of this city.
The many friends here of Engin-
eer William Norman will be pleased
to hear that he is now able to walk
around the hospital, but has not yet
been able to regain his speech and
the use of his right arm. Mr.. Nor
man has been in the Los Angeles
Santa Fe Hospital for the past few
months following paralitic stroke
Division Freight and Passenger
Agent F. L. Hanna was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday while en-
route from Albuquerque to his head
quarters at Phoenix
Mrs. Joseph Mcmahon and family
of Gallup, N. M. are visiting with
Mrs. McMahon's mother Mrs. NJ D.
Butler and brother Walter Friend.
he latter being a passenger engin-
ser on the second district.
Mp
stock agent of Phoenix. was calling
on local shippers here this week.
Brick Mason Chas. E. Grant has
returned from Paloma Springs, Cali
after having been on the coast for
several weeks recuperating.
Gardener o. G. Werntz has return
ed from San Francisco where he has
been visiting relatives for the past
lew weeks. Acting gardener Chas.
Coe who was relieving Mr.. Wedntz
las left for the Grand Canyon where
he will be employed in a similar
capacity.
Roadmaster's clerk Paul Bruce of
Prescott visited with friends in the
city last Sunday.
Machine operator Helen Twitchell
of the Superintendent office, ac-
companied by her son Master Hamil-
ton, spent last Sunday at the Grand
Canyon.
Conductor Lyle Hawthorne of the
Rio Grande Division, accompanied
by his wife was in the city Wednes-
day visiting friends, while enroute
10 Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. D. McCully is here from
San Francisco this week visiting
with her husband Superintendent
McCully While here they made a
trip to Phoenix in Private car No.
AL.
Miss Mayme Scott, Stenographer
in the division engineers office has
been on the sick list this week.
Addition and Betterment Engineer
William B. Darling has returned
from Fresno, California where he
has been visiting relatives for the
past few days.
Mrs. Roy E. Chambers, wife of
Assistant Division Engineer Cham
bers has left for Prescott, where
she will assist with the bookkeeping
ork in one of the local banks there
during the rush season.
Conductor James E. Claffey has re-
turned from trip to the Grand Can
yCn where he was sent by the Rail
road Company to view the great
chasm The majority of the passen-
ger conductors are making the trip
SO that this important wonder of the
west may be discussed with trans
continental travellers. So many
changes and improvements are be-
ing made by the company for handl-
ing the large crowd which daily view
the Canyon that periodical trips are
necessary so that, passengers may
receive correct information from the
passenger trainmen.
Engineer Grand Division Wilbur
w. Kelly of Los Angeles was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week while making an inspection
trip over the division While here
Mr.. Kelly greeted several friends,
he having been. located here several
years ago as division engineer.
Mrs. Robert Borden and daughter
Margert, fafily of Roadmaster Bor-
den have left for Riverside, Cali
fornia, where tive will visit relative
for the next few weeks
Night Yardmaster Otis "Bo" Davis
lCCul hOu IOI1 d lew udyS JTlD
en- the coast at Los Angeles and
other points in that vicinity.
Archie A. Haynes, formerly of the
mechanical department, left Wednes-
day of this week for Fort Worth,
Texas, hence to Chicago, where he
will spend the next few weeks with
relatives. 1t is possible that Mr..
Haynes will locate in one of these
cities.
Tuesday cf this week, Assistant
Chief Engineer System, Guy w.
Harris of Chicago was in the city
while enroute to the coast. He was
making the trip in private car No.
10. Mr.. Harris is well known here
he having been chief engineer of the
coast lines for a number of years.
Miss Francis Maynard, Stenogra-
pher in the superintendent office
spent last Sunday at the Grand Can
yon.