The Winslow mail., 1922-04-28
!: NEWS IN OUR LOCAL !
: RAILROAD CIRCLES !

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Fussell. Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson,
whose home is in Wichita, Kansas
have been in California the past
winter and are now EN- route home.
They also spent sine time at King
man visiting relatives on their re-
turn trip.
General Foreman Victor c. Proc
tor who has been in California for
the past few weeks is reported to
be improving rapidly from his at
tack of rheumatism and will return
to this city the first of next week
Little Miss Billie OBrien, daught-
er of Conductor O'Brien, is reported
to be i'll with the small pox. Her
condition is not serious.
Mrs. Erwin B. Hebert, wife of
Transportation Inspector Hebert, has
left for Los Angeles for an extend
ed visit with friends at that point.
Engineer Jesse Holm is able to be
up and about after having been on
the sick list for few days.
Trainmaster Schleuter, is in the city
this week from Gallup visiting with
friends here.
Mrs. Edward F. Matthews, wife OF
Chief Clerk to Master Mechanic, has
returned from visit with friends
at Phoenix, Arizona.
G. NJ Henderson, agent at Canyon
Diablo, was in the city this week
while ell route to Chicago where he
had been called on account of the
illness of his father.
Conductor J. M. Hunt has been
called to Hot Springs, Arkansas on
account of illness. He left for that
city the first of the week.
Signal Supervisor Rube A. Mat
thews has left for Los Angeles on
business trip. He left Tuesday of
this week.
Travelling Accountant Elmer E.
Peckham of the Chicago office was
in the city Wednesday visiting with
friends between trains while EN-
route from the Coast to his head
quarters. Mr.. Peckham is we'll
known here, he having been main
tenance clerk in the superintendents
office for some time.
Division Engineer Roy &c. Kline
has left for Fresno, California, to
meet his family who have been on
the Coast for several weeks. They
will return to this city the latter
part of the week.
Word has been received that En-
gineer William Norman who is in
the Los Angeles hospital has i'm
proved but slightly since his arriv-
al there.
Miss Helen Twitchell, comptomet-
er operator, has returned from Los
Angeles where she has been for the
past few days while recuperating
from slight attack of illness.
Mrs Francis Dunklin. wife of
Storekeeper Dunklin at Seligman, is
in the city for a short visit. While
here she is assisting temporarily
with the comptometer work during
the absence of Mrs. Twitchell.
Chairman Glenn Kline, who has
been member of the engineering
corps under Assistant Division En-
gineer Chambers, for the past year
or 40 has been promoted to the po-3
sitiOn of Rodman on the Los Ang-
eles division. He left for San Bern
ardino the first of the week.
John Grafton, chief clerk to the
division engineer, leaves Saturday of
this week for Dallas, Texas, where
he will attend the annual meeting
of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks. While on this trip Mr. Grat
ton will make a short visit with rel
atives at Kansas City. He expects
to be away about two weeks.
Arnold G. Craig who has been es
innate clerk in the division engin-
eers office for some time has ac-
cepted a position of chairman and
will be located at Gallup, New Mex
ico Mr.. Craig's position here has
been filled by the promotion of
Frank Carter
Division Accountant Harry G. Ka-
belin has returned from a short trip
to albuquerque and other points on
the east end of the division.
Walter S. Goodman, schedule
clerk, returned Friday morning from
a short vacation trip on the Coast
and with relatives at Phoenix.
Joseph Daze who resigned his po-
sition with the Babbitt Brothers
Trading store of this city leaves
shortly for Prescott where he will
accept position as cashier to the
Santa Fe agent at that place
Conductor E. j. Howard left the
first of the week for Cleveland, Ohio
where he will attend the annual
meeting of the order of Railway
Conductors which starts in that city
May /. Mr.. Howard will visit rela-
tives and friends at Toledo, Ohio be-
fore returning to this city.
Dispatcher Claude Scott is now do
ing the extra work in the dispatch
ers office here relieving the day and
night chiefs during their holidays.
In the mean time he is working as
clerk to the dispatChers.
Brakeman Leo Ahrens who has
been in the hospital for the past
month is reported to have recover
ed sufficiently to be released and he
is expected back i'll the near future.
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