The Winslow mail., 1922-04-07
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL J:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Division Accountant Kabelin, has
returned from Welland, Ontario, Can
ada where she was called several
weeks ago on account of the illness
of her son Clarence at that point
He was at that time afflicted with
pneumonia, later complications set
in which resulted in his death.
The many railroad friends extend
deepest condolences to Chas. Coe
and family in the loss of Mrs. Coe
by the untimely hand of death. Mr..
Coe was until recently employed as
a painter in the building department
here but was recently laid off ac-
count of force reductions.
Mrs. Lulu Murray, stenographer
in the machine bureau of the super
intendents office has taken leave
of absence and has left for Grand
Canyon where she will make her
home for the next few weeks. Mr..
Murray is now located as fireman
on the Grand Canyon run.
Superintendent of Shops D. E. Bar
ton and wife of Albuquerque were
in the city last Sunday visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. P. Sampson, Jr. Mr.. Bar
ton left for the Duke city Sunday
evening but Mrs. Barton will remain
in the city for several days before
returning.
Engineer William Norman who
suffered stroke of paralysis as was
noted in these columns, is reported
to have improved slightly at this
writing. 1t is hoped that his con-
dition is not as serious as was first
reported.
Miss Ella Dedey has accepted the
position of blue printer in the en-
gineering department here. She re-
lieved Miss Butcher who left for San
Francisco last week.
The many friends here of Super
intendent G. W. Lupton of the San
Francisco Terminals will be pleased
to hear that he has been promoted
to the position of Assistant to the
Vice-president with headquarters at
Chicago. This appointment is only
in effect during the absence of one
OF the general managers of the par
ent lines which made this appoint
ment necessary. Mr.. Lupton is we'll
known in this city he at one time
being trainmaster on the Albuquer-
que division. Agent A. F. Hunt will
he acting superintendent of termin-
ais during Mr.. Lupton's absence.
Miss Mabelle Sheldon of Prescott
has returned to that city after
spending few days here the guest
of Division Engineer Roy Chambers
and wife. Miss Sheldon is teacher
in the schools at the above mention
ed city.
Assistant Timekeeper Gilbert H.
Graves has returned from Needles,
California, where he visited his wife
and daughter. The young babe ar
rived Monday of this week. Mother
and child are reported to be doing
nicely.
Fireman Harvey Weidinger of the
Rio Grande division is here from
San Marcial this week visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Mae Pierce has returned to
her duties as a atenOgrapher here
after having been in the hospital at
Los Angeles for several weeks.
Wednesday Superintendent Joseph
w. Walker was in the city while en-
route from the east to his headquar
ters at Fresno, California. Mr..
Walker has charge of the Valley
division. He was accompanied over
this division by Superintendent Nc
Gully, the trip being made in priv
ate car No. ALL
Dispatcher George Robinson and
wife have left for California where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. RobinSon'S health has not been
the best for several months and it
is hoped that he will improve in his
new surroundings. Mr.. Robinson
has been resident and an employe
of the Santa Fe here for a number
of years and his many friends re-
gret his leaving as well as the los
ing Of his good wife. 1t is hoped
that they will retprn some day as
they no doubt will if Mr.. Robinson
recuperates as rapidly as all Of us
|. ,po lie will.
Ticket Clerk V. C. Spelc.r was in
the CIV on business elnesday. He
has been working lately at Grand
Canyon.
Following a long distance tele-
phone call last Saturday Mrs. ]. M.
Hudson left for Memphis, Tenn, af-
ter being informed that her husband
was very i'll at the above mentioned
place Mrs. Hudson was here visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Rhoads. Mr..
Rhoads is employed as bill and
voucher clerk in the superintendent
office here.
Brakeman C. w. Teavis has re-
turned from Denver, Colo where he
has been located since the slump in
business here on the road.
Transitman Lloyd Day is bust
ness visitor in the city this week
from Williams. He returned to the
latter city Friday.
Word has been received here from
the Los Angeles hospital that Engin-
eer Frank Hink who has been there
for some time on account of injuries
to his eyes, is improving rapidly
and expects to return to this city in