The Winslow mail., 1922-05-26

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
: RAILROAD CIRCLES


Conductor Sam Folsom has left
for Los Angeles, he accompanying
Mr.. Parr to the hospital last week.
He will remain on the coast pending
the operation.
Paul B. Bruce, Clerk to Road
master Conway, was in the city from
Prescott, the first Of the week.
Jack Kleindienst has accepted a
position as Apprentice Operator at
the Relay Telegraph office here
under night Chief Operator John
Sweeney.
III. w. Lane and family of San
Marcial were in the city last Sun
day visiting relatives. Mr.. Lane is
Chief Clerk to the Superintendent Of
the Rio Grande Division
Bert Kleindienst is in the city
this week from Needles. California,
where he is employed by the Con-
tractors on the double track work
in that vicinity. He will visit with
his relatives here for several days.
Assistant General Manager j. r.
Hitchcock of Los Angeles was in the
city the first ol the week while en-
route from Albuquerque to the coast
He was making the trip in Private
Car Number 20.
Mrs. Lulu Murray has been put on
as Stenographer in the Trainmast-
er's office due to j. P. Harper being
transferred as a stenographer in the
Chief Dispatchers office.
Trainmaster O. w. Schlueter, of
Gallup was business visitor in the
city the first of the week.
Mrs. Ray B. Lancaster, wife of
Switch Engineer Lancaster, accom-
panied her father, Mr.. William Parr
to Los Angeles last week, when he
was rushed to the hospital at that
point after receiving injuries in a
1all.
Travelling Accountant William
Leahy is in the city this week on
business. Mr.. Leahy has only re-
Gently been released from the hos
pital he having been ill since Wis
it here last February. His many
friends here were glad to see him
looking SO we'll after his long siege.
Posting Clerk William ]. Meador
has left aor Colorado Springs, Colo,
where he was called on account of
the serious illness of relative. He
left Tuesday of this week.
Travelling Live Stock Agent A. c..
Mcqueen OF Phoenix, was in the city
the first of the week.
General Manager l. l.. Hibbard
was in the city Wednesday of this
week while enroute from Albuquer-
que to his headquarters at Los An
geles. He was making the trip in
Private Car Number % and was ac-
companied by his staff.
Schedule Clerk Walter S. Goodman
has left for Los Angeles. He will
remain on the coast for several days
in conNection with Aome personal
business affairs.
State Chemist Miss Jane Rider of
Tucson, was in the city Wednesday
of this week inspecting the city wat
er supply. She was accompanied to
Clear Creek and over the water sys-
TENS here by Assistant Engineer
Roy Chambers and Water Service
Foreman Harry Johnson.
Fireman G. A. Dancer writes that
he will return the first of the week
and it is understood that he will
resume his former duties as fire
man on the west end.
Transportation Inspector w. H.
Hoover, Of Phoenix, was in the city
the latter part of last week confer
ring with local officials.
Fireman p H. Low will return to
his duties as fireman after having
been in Pueblo, Colo, for the past
few months.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Violet Garner that she is still in the
hospital at Prescott and will prob
ably have to remain there for at
least another month on account of
illness. Mrs. Garner is Comptometer
Operator in the Superintendents Of
flee here.
The Middle West Concert Company
of Iowa, entertained another large
crowd at the School Auditorium
Tuesday evening. The Santa Fe en-
tertainmcnis are always good and
are appreciated by the employees al
so the non employees
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Have you noticed the happy faces