The Winslow mail., 1922-06-16
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NEWS IN OUR LOCAL :
RAILROAD CIRCLES

CONTAINING Tic ICUldlIlS Ol tie Idtc
Harry Gray, the millionaire clubman
of Pasadena California, also Mrs.
Gray with number of friends that
comprised the funeral partN The
party was enroute to GRANVILLE, Ill
inoise, where the Grays are large
land owners. The city of GRANVILLE
being named after the late Mr.. Grays
father.
Travelling Auditor c. F. Gilroy of
the Audit office of Los Angeles was
in the city the first of the week.
Mr.. Gilroy has charge of the hand
ling Of the Agents. Cashiers Ac-
counts on the coast lines.
Mr. l.. A. Holmes, of the General
Managers office, of Los Angeles was
in the city this week. Mr.. Holmes
has charge of the Water Service
matters on the coast lines.
Mr.. j. Royce has accepted posi-
tion on the Engineering Department
in this city. Mr.. Royce comes here
from San Bernardino, he formerly
being employed as a reporter on
several of the large daily papers in
the east.
Mr.. Claude N. Miller was in the
city last Sunday from Needles, Wis
iting his relatives. Mr.. Miller is
emplo /l in the Superintendent's Of
flee at that point and was formerly
employed here for number of
years.
Mrs. B. H. Harmon and daughter
Marjorie, family of Brakeman Har-
mon, left last Saturday evening for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where they will
spend the next few months visiting
relatives at that point.
Assistant Division Engineer Roy
Chambers has returned from bus
mess trip to Gallup.
Mrs. Ada Coutellier, of Los Ange-
les has accepted position here as
Comptometer Operator during the
absence of Mrs. Violet Garner who
is now i'll in the hospital at Pres
colt.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. H. M. Han
cock was in the city while enroute
from Holbrook to Ash Fork, where
he will act as agent for a few weeks
during the absence Of Agent Brown
of that point. Mr.. Hancock is en-
ployed as Chief Clerk to the agent
at Holbrook.
Assistant Division Special Agent
J. W. Showalter, of Prescott, is in
the city this week looking after Mr..
Bartlett'a affairs during the latters
absence from the city.
Timekeeper Chas. Howell is in the
city this week visiting friends. Mr..
Howell has lately been employed
on the Los Angeles division at Ell
TCrO.
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton
and wife have returned from a week
end visit with friends at Albuquer-
que, N. M.
Timekeeper Bernard Tempske has
been promoted to the position of
Roadmaster's Clerk here, vice Ever
EFT Walcott promoted to the Super
intendent's office as a Maintenance
clerk
Mrs. Frank M. Carter, wife of Es
innate Clerk Carter, left last Satur
day for Kansas City where she will
spend the summer months with re-
latives Mr.. Carter accompanied her
to Albuquerque returning to this
city Monday.
During the absence of Mrs. Helma
Anderson, who is on a fishing trip
in the White Mountains, Miss Emma
Lingeman is head Stenographer in
the Superintendents office.
of Brakeman Sutherland, has left
for Los Angeles where she will
spend the summer on the coast Wis
iting selatives.
Cashier j. w. Kiles of Phoenix
was in the city for the week end
with his wife who is here visiting
her parents, Agent Harry j. Fouts
and wife Mr.. Kiles was formerly
onnIOvnd hprp as cashier
r. NJ Rutledge of Amarillo, Texas
was in the city last Sunday while
enroute to Williams where he has
accepted position on the Engineer
ing Corps at that point.
Roadmaster's Clerk Joseph Gesch-
wind, Of Wickenburg, visited with
friends in this city last Sunday.
Last Saturday large number of
the local movie fans were down
when the Limited went West, to see
Miss Gloria Swanson, the movie
star who was enroute to the coast
after an European tour.
Mrs. Harry Jewell, wife of Boiler
Inspector Jewell, has returned from
a visit with friends at Phoenix.
Mrs. r. E. Chambers, wife of AS
sistant Division Engineer Chambers
has returned from week end visit
with friends at Prescott.
Transportation Inspector Erwin d.
Hebert has left for Los Angeles,
where he will return with Mrs. He
bert and infant son William who
was returning to this city.
Miss Jessie Hitchcock, daughter
of Master Mechanic Hitchcock, is
visiting relatives on the coast She
will remain for several weeks.
Mechanical Superintendent II. S.
Wall, of the coast lines was in the
city Wednesday of this week. He
has headquarters in Los Angeles
and is making the trip in private
car number 414.
Roadmaster Robert l.. Borden has
been called to Pasadena, California,
on account of the illness of rela-
tive. He left for that point Monday
nf this week