The Winslow mail., 1922-09-08
NEWS ITEMS IN OUR
LOCAL R. R. CIRCLES

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w. Jonsie Meador of the account
ing department, accompanied by his
wife spent last week at the Grand
Canyon.
Conductor Robert Powell and wife
leave Friday of this week for IRON
ton Ohio They will remain in Ohio
for six weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Fireman Pete Bard has returned
to this city and is again marked up
on the board. Pete and family have
been residing in San Bernardino,
California during the slack times
here on the road. Mrs Bard will
return here in the near future.
Storekeeper Geo. o. Hixon has re-
turned from a business trip at Sc
ligman and other points on the west
end of the division.
John Grafton, chief clerk to the
division engineer leaves Saturday of
this week for Los Angeles where he
will attend System meeting of the
Brotherhood of Rail Clerks.
e. T. Moore writes that he is now
! located at Riverbank, California,
where he is working for the Santa
Fe Ice company at that point Mr..
! Moore was formerly employed here
in similar capacity
Word has been received here an
nouncing the appointment of c. G.
F'luhr as acting superintendent of
the Arizona division with headquart-
ers at Needles, California. vice Mr..
j. A. Christie who has been granted
an indefinite leave of absence due to
ill health. Mr.. Fluhr was formerly
trainmaster at Fresno, California on
| the Valley division
| Brakeman p A. Hook of Gallup
was in the city last Monday while
| en- route from that city to, Los Arg
Ieles where he will visit relatives for
several months
G.. j. Kelley of the Prescott station
forces accompanied by his wife spent
last Sunday and Monday with rela-
tives in this city.
| Dispatcher Cecil Machen and FAM
lily have returned from Los Angeles
where they have been for the past
few weeks. Mr.. Machen was in the
hospital for sometime while having
his broken arm reset. He reports
his injuries recently sustained in the
automobile accident to be rapidly
improving. He has since taken up
his former duties
Bridge Inspector Barney Reed
writes that he is enjoying the sights
of San Francisco. Mr.. Reed left here
a week or SO ago for an extended
vacation trip at San Francisco,
thence he will go to New York City
and other points in the east for
visit with relatives.
Roadmasters Clerk Edward Nor
man of Dalies, NJ M. was in the city
enburg, Arizona where he had been
visiting friends
Miss Fav Hurt of the file room in
the superintendent office spent last
Labor Day taking in the sights of the
Grand Canyon.
Miss Marvel Penrod, daughter of
Conductor Penrod has returned to
Phoenix after having spent the week
end in this city with relatives.
Mrs Mae Pierce, stenograrh to
Chief Clerk Grav. has left for Los
Angeles where she will visit relat-
ives on the coast for the next few
weeks
Ira A Pixlev of the local station
forces accompanied bv his wife left
the latter part of past week for San
Francisco where they will visit with
friends and relatives for the next
few weeks.
Joseph Lane of the superintend
ents office of San Bernardino is Wis
iting his parents in this city. Mr..
Lane was employed here in the su-
perintendents office several years
ago and while here made call at
the local offices and visited with old
friends.
Mrs. H. o. Babcock and son Joseph
and daughter Mary. family of Divi-
sion Electrician Babcock have re-
turned from an extended trip at Los
Angeles and other points on the
! Coast
| Conductor James Dav, Jr.. left on
the Limited Tuesday evening for
Prescott for business trip at that
point and Phoenix.
The kids of the city were all hap
py Wednesday morning when Ad-
vance Car No. l of the Sells Floto
circus arrived in town on No. 8 and
immediately billed the town an
nouncing the coming shortly of the
big circus 1t looks like old times
we're on us again to see the circus.
TIE war and manv other causes
made the never to be forgotten cir
Gus almost a forgotten quantity for
the Younger kiddies.
Word has been received from Los
Angeles that Joe Kleindienst, fore
man of the mechanical shop labor
Igang, has been quite i'll in the Coast