The Winslow mail., 1922-06-09

! NEWS IN OUR LOCAL 5:
! RAILROAD CIRCLES


Mrs. Robert Langford, wife of
Brakeman Langford, has left for
Los Angeles where she will attend
a reunion of old friends. She left
for that point last Saturday and will
remain on the Coast for several
weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Leiberman, wife of
Schedule Clerk Leiberman, has left
for Kansas City where she will
spend the next few weeks visiting
relatives.
Fireman Bernard Mullen and
wife have returned from Los Ang-
eles where they have been for the
past few weeks. While there Mr..
Mullen had an operation performed
at the Santa Fe hospital.
Milo FarnswOrth of the mechani-
cal department has returned from
San Francisco where he has been
employed for the past few months.
He expects to remain here.
Robbie Burns of the store depart
ment is at Williams during the rush
Of specials looking after the fuel oil
requirements.
Acting General Foreman William
i. Martens of the maintenance de-
partment is in the city this week
from Prescott.
Contract Clerk Joseph Leiberman
has been promoted to the position
of schedule clerk III the superin-
tendents office here vice Walter
Goodman who has been transferred
to Kingman. Mr.. Leiberman will
have charge of schedule matters
pertaining to the maintenance de-
partment and the station forces.
The many friends here of former
Trainmasters Clerk Olin J. Faulk-
ner will be pleased to hear of his
promotion to the responsible posi-
tion of auditor of one of the larg-
est banks of Prescott. Mr. Faulk-
ner has been assistant state bank
examiner for the past year or so.
Assistant Chief Engineer System
Guy w. Harris was in the city the
first of the week while Ell route
from the Coast to his headquarters
at Chicago He was making the trip
in private car No. 10 and was ac-
companied by his personal staff. Mr..
Harris is well known here he hay-
ing at one time been chief engineer
of the Coast Lines.
Division Accountant Harry J. Ka-
belin has returned from Phoenix
where he attended in company with
ether Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
officials a rate case before the Ari-
zona State Railroad Commission.
stenographer Louise Fox has left
for Los Angeles where she will
spend the next few weeks visiting
friends on the Coast
1rainmaster Wilbur p. Arntz of.
the fourth district with headquart-
ers at Prescott is in the city this
week looking after specials while
being handled at the Winslow term
inal.
Craftsman William B. Darling
has been promoted to the position
Of addition and betterment engineer
vice George Varnum trasferred to
the general offices at Los Angeles.
Transportation Inspector w. L.
Quirk of the general managers Of
ice at Los Angeles was a business
visitor in the city this week.
Miss Emma Lingeman has return
ed here as a stenographer in the
superintendents office after having
been located at Kingman and Phoe
nix the past few months.
Mrs. Edward Matthews. wife of
Chief Clerk Matthews of the mech
anical department, leaves this week
for Los Angeles where she will Wis
it friends on the Coast for the next
few weeks
Mrs. Paul Branks has been rush
ed to the hospital at Los Angeles
where she will undergo an opera
ion account of serious illness. Mr..
Branks, who is employed as a STEM
ographer on the Los Angeles divi-
sion will Join Mrs. Branks at San
Eernardino and accompany her to
the hospital
Agent Joseph NJ Lee of Holbro0k
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday of this week
The small baby Of Car Distributor
Edward II. Alsdorf and wife has
been seriously i'll for some time is
now reported to be improving.
Miss Marie Grafton, sister OF
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton, is