The Winslow mail., 1922-03-31
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL J:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Miss Adelaide Butcher who has
been employed as a blue printer in
the engineering department here for
several months has resigned her po-
sitiOn and has left for San Francisco
where she will re-enter college at
that point. She left Friday of this
week.
Mr. Robert Irwin, chief claim ag
ent for the Coast Lines, was abusi-
ness visitor in the city the latter
his headquarters at Los Angeles last
Sunday.
Chief Clerk to Agent Harley Han
cock, and family were in the city
for the past week end with friends.
They returned to Holbrook last Sun
Cay.
Guy Plummer, caller for the crew
dispatcher's office, slipped off to
Gallup Monday. 1t was noted that
Miss Inez Dunn accompanied him,
also Mrs. Dunn. Later it was an
nounced that they had been married
at the Carbon City. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Dunn, residents of this city for
number of years. The groom as will
be noted holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Santa Fe. They will
make their future home in this city.
Tuesday evening their many friends
gave them an old fashioned seren-
ade. A host of friends also join in
extending them congratulations.
Business conditions have not i'm
proved materially of late on the Al
buquerque division. few extra
passenger trains of dead head equip
ment are being run east but not
enough to make it necessary to IN
crease the board. 1t is hoped by all
that the new construction work now
nnder way on various parts OF the
Coast Lines and the spring business
will revive the present stagnant
times.
Chief Transportation Inspector W.
T. Quirk of the general managers OF
fee of Lost Angeles was abusiness
visitor in the .city the first OF the
week. Mr.. Ouirk is well known on
this division having held classes at
various times for the different crafts
of employees on the book OF ruies,
President w. B. Story was in the
city Tuesday of this week whlle en-
route from the Coast TO his mead
quarters at Chicago He was max
ing the trip in special train. lie
was accompanied by General Manag-
er I. l.. Hibbard, superintendent ..
D. McCully, the latter two gentle
men toing as far as Belen where ne
was met by the Western Lines OHIO
ials. The special train was maze up
"a
of private cars, Nos 22. 81 and al.
Operator H. O. Griggs has return
cd from the hospital at Los Angeles
where he has been for the past sew
eral weeks on account OF illness. lie
has returned to his former position
of operator in the relay office WIN
Manager E. N. Wonders.
Onerator Joe Kocsis was IN the
city this week after having been on
a vacation trip to New Mexico. he
has returned to work and left here
Wednesday for Acomita where he IS
being employed temporarily.
travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent e. H. BRYAN of Phoenix was
a business visitor in the city the
first of the week. Mr.. Bryan has the
position formerly held by Mr.. Jerry
Abbott who was we'll known in this
city.
Machirist r. Pierce WHO has been
in the hospital at Los Angeles for
some time is reported to be improv-
ing. Mrs. Pierce is also at the hos
pital, she recently undergoing an op-
peration but is reported to be i'm
proving rapidly.
The many friends of Travelling
Accountant William Leahy will be
rIeased to hear that he is gradually
improving in health He will. how
ever, be In the Los Angeles hospital
for several months vet.
Word has been received here that
Barnard Tempske and wife are the
proud parents of an eight pound boy
Mrs. Tempske and babe are III the
hospital at Phoenix. Mr. Tempske
is now located with an extra gang
en- the Arizona division.
Car Inspector l. N Miller has re-
turned from the hospital at Los
Angeles where he has been for the
past few weeks on account of in
jury. He will not. however, return
to work for several davs
William Ward has returned to his
former duties as crossing watchman
on Williamson avenue here. MIR.
Ward has been off for several
months on account of having an op-
Grafton performed on his eyes at the
Los Angeles hospital.
Operator Joe c. Romeo is in the
city after having been back east on
visit. Mr. Romeo was formerly
employed at Pinta before the abol-
ishing of that office.
Everett Walcott who was employ
ed temporarily as clerk at Prescott
has returned to this city where he
has accepted the position of road
masters clerk.
George Westover has left for Su-
vance where he has accepted a tenn
porary position as crane engineer,
Mr.. WestOver was recently cut Of
the firemans board here.
Yard Foreman James Lamar has
returned from a business trip to Sc
ligman and other points in that vi