The Winslow mail., 1922-02-24

!: NEWS IN OUR LOCAL F:
RAILROAD CIRCLES


Miss Emma Lingelnan who has
= been employed here as steno-
past few years has resigned her po-
sition and has left for Kingmap
where she will work as public
stenographer.
While only furnishing short no.
tice the Los Angeles Concert comp
any gave free entertainment to
the Santa Fe employees at the Read
ing Room Tuesday night. there be-
ing a large attendance These San
ia Fe entertainers are always good
and the railroad is to be congratu-
lated for bringing them here. 1t is
appreciated by all the employees.
Assistant Master Mechanic Chas.
Riatt of Prescott was i'll the city
Tuesday of this week attending the
staff meeting held by Superintend-
ent McCully.
General Foreman Gus Miller has
returned to his headquarters at Gal
lup after having been business
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Glenn Kline of the engineering
department was here from Gallup
Wednesday Waiting relatives.
Jack Chase who has lately been
working at the Ash Folk station
has returned to this city after hav-
ing been in the hospital in Los Ang-
eles for several weeks.
Mrs. Bernard Mullen, wife of
Fireman Mullen, is reported i'll with
influenza.
Chief Clerk O. L. Gray and Divi-
sion Accountant H. c. Kabelin are
in Los Angeles this week attend
ing a meeting in the auditors office.
They will return Friday.
Mrs. Lulu Murray has returned to
her former position as stenographer
in the superintendents office after
having been on a leave of absence
for some time.
Howard Bard writes that he has
accepted temporary position as
timekeeper at San Bernardino dur
ing the dull times on the road here.
Mr.. Bard was recently cut off the
firemens board.
Brakeman J. G. Jackson who was
recently cut off the board at Gallup
is in this city and leaves l)on for
the Coast where he will seek EN-
plOyment.
Everett Walcott has accepted the
temporary position of clerk to the
general foreman at Prescott
President Bryan and family of
the C. M. & ST. P. were in the city
Thursday while EN- route from the
Coast to Kansas Sity. They were
travelling in private car Milwaukee,
Trainmaster O. w. Schleuter of
Gallup was in the city Tuesday to
attend the superintendent staff
meeting.
Travelling Accountant William Lee
ahy has returned to his headquart-
ers at Los Angeles after being in
the city few days on business.
Engineer Walter Friend who left
here week or so ago for trip
through the south writes that he is
now at Jacksonville, Florida and he
will remain in that part of the coun-
try for several weeks visiting with
friends
Mrs. Helen Twitchell, comptomet-
er operator of the superintendents
office isl spending the week end with
friends at Phoenix. She was ac-
companied by her son Master Ham
ilton.
Mrs. G. j. Willis, wife of Conduct
or Willis, was week end visitor at
the Grand Canyon.
Brakeman D. e. Skeen and wife
leave shortly for Chicago where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks.
Brakeman w. Carter and vie left
for Kansas City where they will
make their home until such time as
business again picks up here on the
road.
Mrs G. w. Teavis. wife of Brake
man Teavis. has left for San Diego
where she was called on account OF
the illness of her mother. She left
for that point Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Adelaide A. Buther of the
engineering department spent Wash
ington's birthday at the Grand Can
yon.
Agent ]. NJ Lee was a business
visitor in the city Tuesday of this
week.
Brakeman J. w. Bean has been
called to Flagstaff on account of the
illness of his wife. He left for that
point Tuesday.