The Winslow mail., 1922-03-10

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES


The many friends here of Mr.. ".
S. McFall will be pleased to hear
that he was recently married at
Jasper, Indiana. He will make his
future home in the Hoozier city.
The writer was unable to learn the
name of the bride. Mr.. McFall was
employed here for some time as
clerk in the superintendents office.
Friday of this week President w,
B. Story will be in the city while
en- route from Chicago to the Coast.
He is making the trip in privateScar
No. 81 and is accompanied by his
staff Mr.. Story was well known OH
the Coast prior to his being promot-
ed to Chicago. He was in charge of
construction work on what is now
the Valley division.
Miss Emma Lingeman, formerly
employed here as a stenOgrapher,
was in the city last Sunday visit
ing friends. She returned to King
man Monday where she is now To-
Gated.
The latter part of last week an
additional cut was made in train
mems board and sixteen were cut
off until such time as business again
resumes. These cuts have been felt
by all the business men in this v1c-
inity and no doubt the last cut Will
make a still further busines depres-
sion. The majority of the men cut
off have left for other points seek
ing employment.
Word has been received from the
hospital at Los Angeles that Trav-
cling Accountant William Leahy IS
improving considerably. Mr.. Leahy
was very ill when leaving here last
Wednesday.
An unfortunate wreck occurred at
Feline, near Belen, New Mexlcco, on
the east end when the helper engine
at that point collided with an extra
east. Several of the crew were IN
iured and they were rushed by spe-
cial train to the hospital at Alhu-
oueroue. Engineer Henry L. Abel
Of the helper engine was injured the
most seriously. However, word was
received by his friends here We'd
nesday that he was improving rap
idly. Mr.. Abel is we'll known in
this city and his large circle OF
friends wish for his speedy recovery
Yard Clerk Jack M. Chase and
wife are the proud parents OF sew
ell pound girl that arrived the lat
ter part of the week.
A large crowd were at the Santa
Fe depot Monday evening when the
two sections of the Limited passed
through. On the first section were
o;,.ho
ford. They were accompanied by "a
large number of motion picture
stars who we're en- route from the
east. Doug. was greeting old friends
here and said that as soon as he
completed his present picture he
-ed to take another picture i'll this
vicinity. On the second section were
William G.. McAdoo and family. Mr.
McAdoo was off on the platform
shaking hands with friends and al
so meeting all who came his way
He introduced Mrs. McAdoo to the
crowd and conversed with different
ones during the time the train was
here He was very complimentary
about Winslow and promised to
make visit here while in the west
He was hailed by practically all
who greeted him as the next presi-
dent of the United States.
Mr.. Ed. M. Florin of the superin-
tendents accounting forces is again
able to be un and about after hay
ing been on the sick list for several
davs.
Mrs. w. J. Meador, wife of Post
ing Clerk Meador. has returned from
an extended visit with relatives al
Amarillo. Texas
Conductor c.. E. Lewis has return
ed from Los Angeles where he had
heen called on account of the illness
of his wife. He reports Mrs Lewis
as having improved considerably al
the time be left there.
Master Mechanic Chas Raitt was
in the city the first of the week fros
Prescott where he had been called
on account of business.
Superintendent j. D. McCullv i:
evnected back from Topeka. Kansas
this week. where he has been fol
the past few days on a business trim
The manv friends here of MIR.
N. Irwin will be pleased to hear
that he has been promoted to the no
sition of coast representative of tn.
Mail Service bureau with headuuar
ters at Los Angeles. Mr.. Irwin, who