The Winslow mail., 1922-03-17

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL (:
RAILROAD CIRCLES

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While a light snow fell in this
vicinity the past week our neighbors
were wading in snow from six
inches to two feet deep. Flagstaff
was visited by heavy fall. The
passenger trains from the east were
late for several days but at this
writing the regular schedule is be-
ing maintained. The SHOWS that oc-
cur in this vicinity at this season of
the year are very beneficial to the
ranchers.
Machinist E. Pierce has left for
Los Angeles where he will enter the
hospital at that point on account of
injuries recently received while at
work at the shops.
Assistant Division Engineer Roy
E. Chambers and wife visited rela-
tives at Kingman last Sunday. Mrs.
Chambers remained in that city for
a few days.
Miss Louise Fox has returned to
her former position of stenograph-
er in the superintendents office here
after having worked temporarily in
the agents office at Phoenix for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. Paul B. Bruce has left for
Prescott where he has accepted a
position as roadmasters clerk at that
point.
Craftsman William B. Darling and
wife are the proud parents of sew
en- pound girl that arrived Monday
of this week. Mother and child are
reported to be doing nicely.
,nI fo
this city for a short visit with
friends after having been in San
Francisco for the past few weeks.
He left this week for Phoenix where
he will work for the freight agent
at that point as clerk.
Transitman l.. W. Hitchcock and
wife were in the city this week WIS.,
iting relatives. They returned to
their home at Williams Monday.
Trainmaster o. w. Schleuter and
wife were here from Gallup Satur
day to attend the banquet given by
the Scottish Rite MasOns of this
city.
Assistant Chief Engineer System
Guy W. Harris of Chicago was in
the city Tuesday of this week while
en- route from the Coast to his head
quarters at the above mentioned
place. Mr.. Harris is we'll known in
this city, having been located ON the
Coast Lines as chief engineer. Mr..
Harris was making the trip in priv
ate car No. 10 and was accompanied
by his secretary, j. Quinn.
Crew Dispatcher Dell Hoover has
returned from a week end visit with
friends at Prescott
Mrs. P. j. Miller of San Bernard
ino is in the city this week visiting
friends and looking after some bus1-
ness interests here. Mr. Miller was
formerly fireman on the Albuquer-
que division and trasferred to the
Los Angeles division several months
ago.
Word has been received here that
: Engineer Frank Hink who is IN the
hospital at Los Angeles is only inn
proving very slowly and it will be
several weeks before he will be re-
leased and allowed to return to this
city.
dispatcher George Robinson is
again able to be up and around af-
ter being on the sick list for several
weeks.
Superintendent of Harvey Houses
George Reed has been in the city
this past week Mr.. Reeds head
quarters are at Needles. He also
visited at Prescott this week.
Mr.. Elmer G. Belding of Holbrook
was in the city Saturday evening at
tendirlg the Scottish Rite Masonic
banquet. Mr. Belding was formerly
located here as Harvey manager ant
was later transferred to Gallup. He
lately has purchased hotel at Hol
brook and is now located at the
county seat
Craftsman Edward Johnson ant
wife are the proud parents of al
eight pound girl that arrived the lat
ter part of the week. Mother ant
baby are reported doing nicely.
Gilbert Greaves has been promot
ed to the position of time keeper IL
the superintendent office here re
lieving Mr.. Bruce who has beer
transferred to Prescott.
Transitman J. w. Gosney of thu
engineering force who is stationed
at Mannelito has been called to Chi
cago on account of the death of
relative. He was accompanied b,
his wife on the trip east