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

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Mrs. V. C. Proctor, wife of Gen.
eral Foreman Proctor, left for San
Jacinto, Cal. the first of the week
where she had been called on ac-
count of the reported condition of
Mr.. Proctor who is now at the
springs at that point. Later reports
are that his condition is not serious
and that he will return within the
next week or SO.
Conductor Jos. Voelker and wife
are the proud parents of an eight
pound boy that arrived the latter
part of last week. Mother and babe
are reported to be doing nicely.
Another cut was made in the fire.
mems board Wednesday of this week
and six were taken off.
Crossing Watchman VIM Ward
has left for the hospital at Los Ang-
eles where he will have his eyes
treated for few weeks.
Conductor C. G. Shaffer and wife
have left for Oregon for an extend
ed visit with relatives. From there
they will go to New York state and
visit several points in the east be-
fore returning home.
Agent Harry j. Fouts and family
have returned from an extended va
cation trip to Oregon and other
points in the Northwest.
Mrs. Max Ames, wife of Water
Collector Amea, is visiting friends
in Los Angeles and other points on
the Coast.
George Westover has returned
from Suwanee where he has been
working as coaling crane operator.
Superintendent j. d. McCully has
left for Denver, Colorado where he
will attend the System Loss and
Damage meeting. He will be away
for week or SO.
Mrs. e. J. Gibson is in the city
from Des Moines. Iowa the guest of
her son-in-law and daughter, DR.. r.
G.. Bazell and wife. Mrs. Gibson
will be remembered as the wife of
former Superintendent Gibson of the
Albuquerque division. Mr.. Gibson is
now superintendent for the Rock Is
land at Des Moines.
Assistant General Manager John
R. Hitchcock of the Coast Lines was
in the city the first of the week
while en- route from his headquart
ers at Los Angeles to Denver. Col
orado to attend the System Loss and
Damage meeting.
Walter l.. More, secretary to the
superintendent is visiting his rela-
tives at Riverside, California, this
week.
Joseph Kleindenst of the mechan-
ical department is expected back
from California this week after hav-
ing been on the Coast for the past
weeks recuperating.
Word has been received here that
Carroll F.. Sempel who was former
ly employed as a brakeman here is
now located in San Francisco. Mr..
Sempel was cut off the board here
when the brakemen's board was re-
Gently cut.
Assistant Chief Engineer System
c. F. W. Felt was in the city Thurs
day while en- route from his head
quarters to the Coast. He was ac-
companied over the division by To-
cal officials.
Mrs. Ted Riley, wife of Clerk Ri
ley of the mechanical forces has re-
turned from visit with friends at
Albuquerque.
Inspector e. e. Schleiwen of the
chief engineers office was in the
city Wednesday of this week. He
returned to Los Angeles Thursday.
Dick Dillon of Los Angeles was
in the city Wednesday of this week
calling on friends at the superin-
tendents office. Dick was>zformerly
employed here as personal record
clerk.
Special Agent j. M. Showalter of
Prescott was business visitor in
the city the first Of the week.
Transportation Inspector e. B.
Hebert has left for Denver, Color
able to attend the System Loss and
Damage meeting.
Mrs. Roy Justus, wife of Addition
and 3etterment Clerk Justus has
returned from a week end visit at
Albuquerque.
Mra John Grafton, wife of Chief
Clerk GrattonJ Of the maintenance
office is spending the week end at
HOlbrOOk.
Mrs. Naomi Kebelin, mother Of
Division Accountant Kebelin, leaves
the first of the week for a visit wiTfi
friends at Prescott.