The Winslow mail., 1922-05-12
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
: RAILROAD CIRCLES


Effective 1901 a. M, Sunday, May
IA, timetable No 46 goes into effect.
No changes in passenger trains, ar
irving or departing this city with
establishing of new timetable
Transitman Harold Preece Of the
engineering corps was visitor in
the city last Sunday from Gallup.
Roadmasters Clerk Joseph Gesch-
wind was in the city last Sunday.
He returned to Wickenburg Monday.
Messrs. Charles W. Cochran and
]. A. Gilquist of the railroad admin
istration were in the city Wednes
day O.! this week. They were check
ing federal control material issues.
They will remain on the Coast Lines
several weeks before returnIn to
their headquarters at Washington.
D. c.
Distribution Clerk Alfred r. Klein
deinst and wife are the proud par
ents of nine pound boy Master
Robert Alfred arrived Saturday at
Mother and babe are reported to be
doing nicely.
Addition and Betterment Clerk Ed.
Florin has left for the hospital at
Los Angeles where he goes lbr op-
tical treatment His mother accom-
panied him.
Division Special Agent F. F. Bart
lett has returned from Denver
where he has been attending the
System Loss and Damage meeting.
Shop Carpenter Willis H. Day has
returned from the hospital at Los
Angeles where he has been for sew
eral weeks on account of broken
ankle. He expects to return to his
work in the near future.
The many friends here of R. D.
Brown will be pleased to hear that
he has been promoted to- the posi-
ton of assistant division engineer
with headquarters at Needles, Cal
i},rnia Mr.. Brown was formerly
located in the engineering corps on
The Albuquerque division.
Lineman G. B. McNally of Will
liams wasj in the city the first of
the week while en- route from his
home in Ohio where he had been
called on account of the death Of
his mother. Mr.. McNally was form
erly located here as lineman.
Mrs. Max Ames, wife of Water
Collector Ames has returned ON
Los Angeles where she has been for
the past few weeks.
Transportation Inspector E. B. He
bert has returned from Denver, Col
orado where he has been attending
the Sya.em O. S. and D. meeting
Miss Ruth Dunklin, daughter of
Conductor Dunklin, spent the week
end with her parents of this city,
returning to Flagstaff Sunday even
ing.
Last Sunday Chief Clerk E. Mat
thews of the mechanical department,
Mrs. Matthews, and Miss Mayme
Scott of the division engineers olice
motored to Flagstaff and other
points in that vicinity.
Chief Clerk John Grafton of the
division engineers office has return
ed from Dallas, Texas where he at
tended the Railway Clerks annual
convention.
Mrs. Neil Wilson, wife of Switch
man Wilson, departed on train No.
9 Tuesday to visit her parents who
reside in Riverside, California
The Signal Hill Concert company
o, Long Beach. California, gave
musical program at the School Aud
itorium Wednesday evening. This
free Santa Fe entertainment was
we'll attended.
Announcement has been made of
the movement Of large number of
special trains during the month of
June when the Shriners and men,
bers of the Rotary Clubs will be on
this division while en- route to the
Coast. The trains are all going via
the Grand Canyon. This movement
will mean considerable to the train
and enginemen in the way of work.
ing full time.
Division Engineer Roy C. Kline is