The Winslow mail., 1922-07-28

NEWS IN OUR LOCAL !
RAILROAD CIRCLES !


Engineer Riley Walcott, wife and
son William, have returned from an
extended trip to San Diego and 9TH
er points on the Coast.
Wednesday of this week Mrs. Ada
l. Hegyster of Washington, D. c., ar
rived in the city for visit with her
brother, Mr.. Joseph Kleindienst of
the mechanical department. Mrs
Hegyster had been on the Coast; she
was met by Mrs. Kleindienst at Sc
ligman and accompanied her to this
city.
Transportation Inspector Erwin B.
Hebert was a business visitor to
Gallup and other points on the east
end this week.
The condition of Mrs. Max Ames,
wife of Water Collector Ames, re-
ing. Her mother, Mrs. w. d. Hitch
cock left for the Coast this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Graves, wife of Time
keeper Graves, has left for Sweet
water, Texas, where she will visit
relatives for the next several weeks.
S. P. Creel has been appointed
general foreman of the track forces
in Winslow Yard, vice, Jas. S. La
mar, transferred to Phoenix. Mr..
Creel has lately been employed as
extra gang foreman on the Grand
Canyon railroad
Engineer j. Robe has resigned his
position here and left this week for
California where he will make his
future home. Mr.. Robe also shipped
the remains of his child to Califor-
mia for final interment. The child
died here about year ago.
Conductor James Day, Jr., and
wife are the proud parents of an
eight pound girl that arrived the
first of the week. Mother and child
both reported to be doing nicely.
George Westover who has been
acting craneman at Nevin Pit has
returned to this city on account of
the pit being closed down. He will
return to his former duties as
brakeman here.
Word has been received from the
Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles
that Car Inspector M. j. Treverton
is gradually improving and that he
expects to be released in the near
future
Roadmasters Clerk Lee Chesebro,
of Williams, Arizona, was in the
city Tuesday of this week
Engineer William Norman, who
has been in the hospital at Los Ang-
eles for the past few months is re-
ported to be improving gradually.
He is now able to move himself.
General Freight and Passenger
Agent F. L. Hanna of Phoenix was
a business visitor in the city We'd
nesday of this week.
Superintendent McCully has left
for motor car trip over the form
er Phoenix division. Division Ac-
countant H. G. Kabelin is also one
of the party making the trip.
Chas. Murphy, chief clerk to Agt
Fouts, has returned from an extend
ed vacation trip to the Coast at Los
Angeles and San Diego.
Mr.. Lee Pearson has returned to
this city as road foreman of engines
vice F. G. Her who has resumed his
former duties as engineer. Mr..
Pearson was formerly located here
as an engineer but has of late been
on the Arizona division as road
foreman of engines.
Business remains good on the AL
buquerque division although the
cantelOupes moving from the former
Phoenix division are now virtually
nil Several of the switchmen who
were working on the division dur
ing the extra fruit movement have
gone to the New Mexico division for
temporary work.
Last Sunday Sherman w Reeves
of the general auditors office with
headquarters in Chicago was in the
city while en- route from Los Ange
les. He was accompanied by his
family.
Engineer Gus Leseman of the Rio
Grande division of San Marcial, New
Mexico has returned to that city aft
er having visited friends for several
days here.
District Engineer r. A Rutledge
of Amarillo, Texas and daughter
Miss Helen were in the city the first
of the week while en- route from the
Grand Canyon to to the above point
Mr.. Rutledge's son James is en-
ployed in the engineering depart
ment on the albuquerque division,
now being located at the Grand Can
yon.
Joseph Fussel has returned to his
duties as general yard master after
a vacation of several weeks. During
Mr.. Fussel's absence Mr.. Neil Wilson
looked after the yards during the
day time.
Mr. Ed. Florin of the accounting
department who has been on an ex-
tended trip through the east has re-
turned to this city Mr.. Florin at
tended the Grand Lodge meeting of
the Elks as a representative of the
local club While in the east he Wis
tied New York City, Atlantic City,
Niagara Falls, Chicago and Oshkosh,
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