The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL !:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

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Miss Mynne Cordes has returned
from an extended visit with relat-
ives in Missouri She has accepted
a temporary position in the general
foreman's office.
Division Accountant Harry C. Ka-
belin was called to Welland, Onta
rio, Canada, Monday of this week on
account of the death of his brother
at that point. Mrs. Naomi Kebelin
his mother, was in Welland, having
left for that point at the first notice
of the sudden illness of her son.
Dispatcher c. E. Machen and fam
lily have left for Galesburg, Illinois,
where they have been called on ac-
count of the illness of a relative.
J. H. McNabb has arrived in the
city from the Coast and will work
extra here as dispatcher during
the absence of Mr.. Machen.
Mr.. E. O. Faulkner of the Santa
Fe Land and Improvement company
has been in the city this week in
connection with business pertaining
to the properties of the Santa Fe
here. Mr.. Faulkner is located at
Los Angeles.
Travelling Accountant William Le-
ahy was stricken suddenly the first
part of the week with rheumatism,
and as he was getting rapidly worse,
he was sent to the hospital Wednes-
day of this week. His condition was
such that it was necessary for him
fo have an attendant
Mr.. H. L. Holmes, a special engin-
eer from the general managers Of
flee was business visitor in the
city the first Of the week.
Engineer Frank Hink who has
been in the hospital at Los Angeles
for the past few weeks is reported
not any better. He was unfortunate
as the accidental breaking of a wat
er glass on an engine injured his
eye
The bi-monthly safety meeting for
the albuquerque division was held
at the Santa Fe Reading room Mon
day of this week. A goodly number
of visitors were present and the en-
tire personnel of the committee with
a few exceptions. The safety move
ment interests every employe and
all such attend these meetings If at
all possible. The Safety First plan
has done wonderful lot of good in
the past.
Assistant Division Engineer Roy
C. Chambers is again able to be on
the Job after having been ill for the
past week or so.
Assistant General Foreman Will
liam F. Martens of Prescott was a
business visitor in the city the first
of the week.
Everett WalcOtt has returned to
this city after having been employed
temporarily at Prescott as general
foreman's clerk for several weeks.
Mrs. Violet Garner has returned
from a week end visit with relatives
at Skull Valley, Arizona.
Painter Charles Coe made visit
to albuquerque this week.
Brakeman c. W. Teavis who was
recently cut off the board due to the
reduction in business has left for
Denver, Colorado, where he will re-
side in future.
Mrs. G.. D. Anderson, wife of En-
gineer Anderson. is in Seligman this
week visiting relatives.
Engineer F. Bailey made a bust
ness trip to Albuquerque the first Of
the week
Mrs. l.. H. Cockrum, wife of
Brakeman Cockrum, has returned
from short visit to Gallup.
Mrs. j. G. Carraway is spending
the week end with relatives at Sc
ligman.
Estimate Clerk Arnold G. Craig
has returned from a short trip to
Phoenix.
Yard Clerk w. G. Everett and fam
ily leave this week for Phoenix. Ari-
zona, where Mrs. Everett is Obliged
to 20 on account of her health.
Brakeman P. Parrish has been
sent to the Los Angeles hospital by
the local hospital association on ac-
count Of Illness
Brakeman r. G.. Sempel has left
for Los Angeles where he will be To-
Gated until such time as business
again opens up on the road.
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