The Winslow mail., 1922-01-06

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES


that damage has been done to the
various irrigation projects in that
vicinity. The railroads there were
fortunate this flood period.
Division Accountant Harry j. Ka-
belin returned this week from an ex-
tended vacation to Jamestown, New
York and Welland, Ontario, Canada.
Monday of this week General
Manager Frank A. Lehman of the
Western Lines was in the city while
en- route to his headquarters at Am
arillo, Texas Mr.. Lehman was trav-
cling in Private Car No. % and was
going from the coast where he had
been on vacation trip.
Mrs. J. Folsom wife of Conduct
or Folsom. has left for Emporia,
Kansas where she has been called
on account of the illness of Mr.. Fol
SONS mother who resides at the
som has been at Emporia for the
past few weeks.
Fireman Pete Baird, who left last
week for Los Angeles to enter the
hospital, has recovered sufficiently
and expects to return to this city
shortly.
Vice e-president Edward Chambers
of the Chicago office was in the city
Monday while en- route from the
coast. He was making the trip in
Private Car No. and was accom-
panied by his car-secretary.
Miss Emma Lingeman, stenog-
rapher to Chief Clerk Gray, has re-
turned from st. Louis where she has
been for the past few months visit
ing relatives.
Estimate Clerk Arnold Craig has
returned from San Marcial, New
Mexico where he spent the New
years holiday with friends.
Signal Maintainer Forrest Diffen-
baugh of Canyon Diablo has left for
Los Angeles where he will enter the
hospital for an operation. He was
reported to be very i'll when leaving
here.
superintendent j. D. MeCully has
returned from a business trip to AL
buquerque. He made the trip in
Private Car No. All and was accom-
panied by his secretary, Walter L..
More.
Miss Maude Bussert of the steno-
graphic bureau of the superintend-
ents office has returned from Albu-
querque where she spent the week
end with relatives.
Word has been received here that
oh ricf roln
ed from the hospital at Los Angeles
and will return to this city in the
next week or so. This is gratifying
news to his many friends here as it
was feared that his injuries were OF
much more serious nature than it
later developed
Bert Kleindenst has returned to
Needles to resume his duties as fire.
man at that point. Mr.. Kleindenst
visited relatives here during the hol-
idays.
Ben Doolittle and wife have re-
turned to their home at Bakersfie d,
California, after spending the holi-
days with relatives in this city. Mr..
Doolittle was formerly head tine
keeper at the local shops here but
is now chief clerk to the division
foreman at the above mentione
place.
Relief Agent c. F. Jones who was
doing extra work at Phoenix for the
past few weeks is now here and will
work on some special statistical
work in the superintendents office.
William Ensign has returned to
this city after spending several
months at San Diego. Mr.. Ensign
was formerly librarian at Seligman
but retired from the railroad service
several years ago.
w. j. Micklewaith has left for
Prescott where he has bid in tt,
job Of roadmaster's clerk at that
point. Mr.. Micklewaith was former
, ly located there prior to the consol-
idation of the Phoenix division.
Mrs. A. r. Kleindenst, wife of
Crew Dispatcher Kleindenst, is Wis
iting friends at Pasadena, Califor-
mia. While there she took in the
Flower Tournament
Bernard Tempske has accepted
the position of general clerk in the
shperintendents office which was
made vacant by the promotion of
Miss Mynne Cordes, who relieved
Mr.. Micklewaith in the bridge and
building office.
Joseph Geschwind, chief clerk to
the general foreman here has re
turned from general vacation trip
at Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Water Collector Max Ames and
wife have returned from Los Ang-
eles where they spent the holidays
with friends.
Travelling Accountant E. e. Peck
ham who has been here for the past
few days checking various items in
the superintendent office has left
for his home at Los Angeles
G. G. Franklin has bid in the po-
sition of general clerk at Flagstaff
and has left for that point. Mr.
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