The Winslow mail., 1922-08-25
RAILROAD NEWS

AT this writing information is
meager as to the details, however
all the boys on the Albuquerque
Division regretted to hear that
head on collision occurred at Nelson.
few miles west of Seligman Mon
day of this week, killing Timekeep-
er Miller. of the Sharp and Fellows
Construction Company and seriously
injuring the engineer and fireman.
the latter's names are not obtain
able. The collision occurred be-
tween a work train on the double
track construction and freight
Mrs. A. G. Smith, wife of Brake
man Smith returned the latter part
OF last week from an extended va
cation trip with relatives and friends
III the east. Mrs. Smith visited at
New York City, Brooklyn, East Or
ange, N. ]. and Atlantic City.
Last Sunday Miss Minnie Cordes,
of Holbrook was in the city visiting
friends. Miss Cordes was formerly
located here as a stenographer in
the superintendent's office prior to
going to Holbrook to act as Private
Secretary to Attorney Ferguson.
Mrs. J. D. McCul1y, wife of Sup
erintendent McCully,, has returned
to the coast after having been in
this city for several months. She
left Monday of this week, Mr.. Nc
Gully accompanying her part of the
distance
Travelling Accountant G. w. Moore
of the Los Angeles Audit Office was
business visitor in the city Mon
day of this week.
Miss Jessie Hitchcock, daughter
of Master Mechanic Hitchcock has
left for Los Angeles. She will re-
main on the coast indefinitely.
Mrs. Helen Twitchell, Comptome-
ter Operator in the Superintendent's
Office spent last Sunday with friends
at Prescott She was accompanied
by her son Master Hamilton
The many friends here of Maui
rice w. Anderson will be glad to
sible position with the Standard
Oil Company at Fresno, California
Mr.. Anderson who has made his
home at Fresno for the past two
years was formerly employed in the
local Santa Fe offices in this city.
Assistant Division Engineer Roy
e. Chambers left for Prescott Mon
day evening so that he could be
present at funeral of the late w. A.
Drake. Mr. Chambers was associat-
ed with Mr.. Drake when he was
General Manager of the former S.
F. P. & P. Mr.. Chambers at that
time being Assistant Chief Engineer.
Mrs. G. c. Berklcy, wife OF Man
ager Berkley of the local ice plant,
has left for Los Angeles where sil,
Yill visit relatives for the next few
months
Glenn Dunklin of Seligman is in
the city this week visiting relatives.
lMr. Dunklin is storekeeper at Selig-
man and was formerly employed in
the local storehouse in this city.
Mrs. Nellie Justice, wife of Addi-
tion and Betterment Clerk Justice,
left Thursday for Belen where she
accompanied her mother Mrs. O. H.
Mcclure, the latter being enroute to
her home at Danville, Kansas, after
an extended visit with Mrs. Justice.
Water Collector Max Ames is in
Los Angeles this week where he is
visiting his wife who is in the hos
pital at that point At this writing
Mrs. Ames is gradually improving.
Mrs. Helma Anderson, head stem
ographer in the Machine Bureau of
the superintendent's office, is laying
Of this week. She left for the Snake
Dance Thursday.
Mrs. Naomi Kabelin, mother of
Division Accountant Kabelin return
ed Wednesday morning from an ex-
tended visit with relatives at War