The Winslow mail., 1922-04-14

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL +:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

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Mrs r. e. Chambers, wife of As
sistant Division Engineer Chambers,
has returned from Prescott where
she has been visiting friends for
the past few days.
Dispatcher Frank p. Savage re-
turned the first part of the week
from the vicinity of San Francisco
where he had been with his family
for the past few weeks. Mr.. Savage
owrs ranch close to the above city
and spends part of each year on
it. He reports farming conditions
good in that part of the country
Division Special Agent f. F. Bart
lett has returned from Gallup, N.
M. where he has been for the past
few weeks. He reported everything
is being quiet in the Carbon City.
Assistant General Foreman w. F.
Martens of the Phoenix. end of the
division was in the city last Sunday.
He returned to his headquarters at
Prescott Monday. Mr.. Martens was
seriously injured in the motor car
accident last November but is now
able to be about without crutches.
Brakeman Thomas .Ingledew and
wife are the proud parents of an
eight and half pound boy that ar
rived the latter part of last week.
Grand Pa Vic Proctor is reported
to be all smiles these days. Mrs.
Ingledew and babe are reported to
be doing nicely.
Chief Clerk to Agent Harley Han
cock, and wife were in the city
Thursday evening attending the an
nual banquet of the Scottish Rite
Masons.
General Foreman v, c. ProctorI
who has been troubled with rheu
matism for the past few weeks has
taken a few weeks leave of absence
and has left for Redlands, Califor-
MIA, where he will rest UP. He left
for that point the first of the week.
Monday Vice-President A. G.
Wells was on the division. He was
making the trip on a private train.
He was accompanied over the Albu
querque division by the Coast Line
officials. The special consisted of
five private cars. General Manager
l.. L. Hibbard, who was with the
party, returned to the Coast Tues
day Mr.. Wells was en- route to his
headquarters at Chicago.
Engineer Frank Hink who has
been in the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles for the past few months on
account of injuries to his eyes sus-
tanned by scalding steam, reports
that his eyes are improving rapidly.
~E cir ry,cf nf s{t,cr
is the arrival of the Indians from
the reservation with their pottery
which they sell to the travellers on
the transcontinental trains. The
Indians on the platform in their
picturesque wearing apparel is al
ways the object Of interest for the
Travellers Another thing that make
favorable comments for Winslow is
the lawns adjacent to the Reading
Room and Harvey House. The Div
ision Gardener Mr.. Fischer is to be
commended for the condition of
them.
Saturday of last week Mr.. Tracy
Ansel, who is secretary to Master
Mechanic Hitchcock, accompanied
by Miss Edyth Williams, made a
trip to Holbrook. Upon their return
the word leaked out that they had
been married in the county capital
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. J. B. Williams of this city:
the groom has been in the city but
a. few months, having come to this
city from Chicago where he was
employed in the Vice-President Of
flee. Their many friends here ex-
tend congratulations
Former Timekeeper Chas. Howell
is in the city while en- route from
Fresno, California to his home at
Kansas City. Mr. Howell who was
formerly timekeeper on this division
was also employed in the superin-
tendentS office.
Machinist Frank Pierce who re-
Gently returned from the hospital at
Los Angeles where he had been for
the past few weeks on account of
illness has left for Usage City, Kan
sas where he will remain for sever
al weeks recuperating
Mrs. r. r. Jones, wife of Signal
Maintainer Jones, leaves this week
accompanied by her daughter for
New Orleans, La, where she will
visit relatives for several weeks.
From there she will go to Missouri
for visit before returning to this
city.