The Winslow mail., 1922-08-04
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Jos. Leiberman, wife of
Schedule Clerk Leiberman, has re-
turned from Kansas City after hav-
ing spent several. months there Wis
iting relatives and friends.
James Saul of the U. S. Railroad
administration with headquarters at
Washington, D. c., was a business
visitor in the city this week. Mr.:
Saul was accompanied by his wife.
Signal Supervisor RlsDe A. Mat
thews has returned from the Santa
Fe hospital at Los Angeles after be-
ing a patient there for the past sew
eral weeks. Rube states that he is
feeling fine and fit again.
M. j. Treverton of the car de-
partment has returned to this city
after having been in the Los Ang-
eles hospital for several weeks.
Miss Francis Maynard has re-
turned to her former duties here as
stenographer in the superintendent
office after having been at Glendale
during the cantalOupe loading, sea-
son.
Chief Clerk to Division Engineer
John Grafton has left for Los Ang
eles where he will attend meet
ing of the Coast Lines Railway
Clerks board Mr.. Grafton is div
ision chairman for the Clerks on the
Albuquerque division.
Engineer Harry Sipe and wife re-
turned this week from an extended
vacation trip in Oregon and North
ern California.
Sympathy is extended to Drafts
man Eugene Royce and wife in the
loss of their infant baby. The moth
er is reported to be getting along
nicely.
James McCully, Jr., son of Super
intendent McCully, has left for San
Francisco after having spent sever
. al months with his father here.
During the winter months he will
attend military school on the
Coast.
Mrs H. j. Fouts and children,
family of Agent Fouts, have return
ed from an extended visit with rel
atives on the Coast and at Los Ang
eles.
James Kiles of the Prescott sta
tion forces was a visitor in this
city last Sunday. Mr.. Kiles was
formerly cashier at the Winslow
station.
Mrs. John Grafton, wife of Chief
Clerk Grafton, has left for Osowat7
omie, Kansas, where she will spend
the next few months visiting her
father who is car foreman for the
Missouri Pacific at the above men
toned place.
Miss Emma Lingeman has accept
nj fhn Of e-fn ~1,,, IN
the trainmasters office here vice
resigned.
Assistant Superintendent of Tele-
graph W. G.. Bassett of Los Angeles
was a business visitor at the local
relay office this week. Mr. Bassett
has charge of the telegraph depart
ment of the Coast Lines.
Dispatcher Cecil E. Machen who
recently had the unfortunate auto
mobile accident at the station here
when the car he was driving collid-
ed with No. Z, has been forced to
again return to the hospital at Los
Angeles to have his broken arm
reset
Agent Joe NJ Lee of Holbrook
was a business caller at the local
Offices of the Santa Fe last Sunday.
Joe also came down to see the Hol-
brok- Winslow base ball game but
the rain cut short the playing.
The many friends here of Engin-
eer James Lumsden will regret to
hear that he died at the Santa Fe
hospital at Los Angeles, Sunday,
July so. Mr.. Lumsden had been on
this division for many years and
his wide circle of railroad friends
here will regret to hear of his un-
timely demise. For the past several
years he was a passenger engineer
on the Grand Canyon railroad.