The Winslow mail., 1922-01-20
NEWS IN OUR LOCAL
RAILROAD CIRCLES

Pumper J. H. Dent who has been
located at Clear Greek pumping
plant for the past few years has bid
in the position at Belmont and will
shortly move his family to that 10
cation.
Braeman F. L. Tabor who has
been in the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles for the past few weeks on
account Of rheumatism has recover
ed sufficiently to return to work.
Line man George McNally of Will
liams was in the city on business
the first part of the week.
Schedule Clerk Walter Goodman
returned the first of the week from
a visit with his parents at Phoenix.
Roadmaster's Clerk Edward Nor
man was in the city the first of the
week while en- route from Wicken-
burg to Dalies where he has bid in
the clerical position at the latter
place.
Joseph M. Geschwind who has
been clerk to the general foreman
here for some time was forced to
bid in the position of roadmasters
clerk at Wickenburg, due to the
many reductions in forces. He left
for that point Monday.
Howard Fischer who has recently
been holding the position of general
clerk at Holbrook has been cut off
due to the reduction in forces and
has bumped on a similar position
at Phoenix. Mr.. Fischer was here
Monday while en- route to San Fran
cisco for a short vacation trip.
DR.. George P. Sampson, a member
Of the local Hospital Association for
the Santa Fe has returned from q
few days visit with Mrs. Sampson at
Phoenix who is spending the win
ter at that point.
Division Accountant H. C. Kebe
lin has left for Los Angeles where
he was called by the auditor'a Of
flee to assist with the closing of the
years accounts. He expects to re-
turn to this city the latter part OF
the week.
Miss Louise Fox who has been en-
ployed as stenographer here in the
superintendents office for the past
year or SO has bid in the position of
clerk at Phoenix station. Miss Fox.
left for that point Saturday.
Crew Dispatcher Harley Young
has returned from an extended trip
at his home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr..
Alfred Kleindenst who was acting
crew dispatcher during Mr.. Young's
absence has returned to a clerical
position in the superintendent Of
fee,
Ted Reilly of the clerical forces
of the mechanical department is ex-
pected to return this week from the
hospital at Los Angeles where he
has been for some time account of
illness.
Maintenance Clerk John Grafton
was a week end visitor at Phoenix
returning to this city Monday.
Master Mechanic w. d. Hitchcock
was a business visitor at Williams
the latter part of this week.
Mr.. G. W. Blomberg, representa-
tive of Marshall Field Company of
Chicago was in the city the first of
the week taking orders for the pas
senger trainmen's uniforms for the
coming summer.
Mr.. Ralph Redline of the general
managers office of Los Angeles is in
the city this week Mr. Redine who
was formerly located here as an op-
orator is now the telegraph censor
for the Coast Lines.
Conductor Joseph Voelker was a
business visitor at Gallup the first
Of the week.
Miss Hazel Armstrong, daughter
OF Conductor Armstrong, has lett for
Los Angeles where she will visit
fiiends for several days.
Conductor c. e. Lewis left the
first of the week for Los Angeles
where he will enter the Santa Fe
hospital for treatments account of
illness.
Fred Demarest of the mechanical
department has returned from Los
Angeles and other points on the
Coast.
Brakeman j. w. Bean has return
ed from Seligman where he visited
friends for few days.
Conductor James Claffey made a
business trip to Prescott this week.
Miss A. A. Butcher of Berkeley
California, has accepted a position
of blue-printer in the engineering
department here.
Mrs. H. F. Chapman, wife of Con-
ductor Chapman has returned from
a short visit at Gallup
Brakeman C. w. Chapman left the
first Of the week for Los Angeles
where he will enter the Santa Fe
hospital at that point for brief
period.
Mrs. F. c. Her. wife of Engineer
Her, is spending the week end with
relatives at Houck
Brakeman V. E. Gibson left for
the Los Angeles hospital this week
where he will remain for an opera
ton. Mrs. Gibson accompanied him
to the hospital. AT this writing his
condition has not been learned.
Fireman w. Y. Lewis of Seligman
was in the city the latter part of
the week visiting friends.
Mrs. H. G. Kabelin, mother of
Division Accountant Kebelin, return
ed this week from an extended visit
at San Francisco and Los Angeles.