The Winslow mail., 1922-10-06
NEWS ITEMS IN OUR
LOCAL R. R. CIRCLES

MISS GIdOyS GlDSOn, lille clerk IN tne
superintendent office, has returned
from a vacation trip to Long Beach,
Calf
Alfred Fl. kleindienst of the chief
dlspatcher's office, was business
visitor at Holbrook the first of the
week.
B. r. Swords OF the vice-presi-
dents office, Of Chicago, was in the
city the first of the week while en-
route to the coast.
Brakeman L. L. Howard has left for
the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles.
where he will remain for several
weeks. His condition at this time was
not serious.
Storekeeper George Hixon has re-
turned rtcm q road trip east of here,
where he was assisting the roadmas-
ter in taking the annual inventory Of
the rails and ties.
T. McClOskey of Holbrook was a
business visitor in the city this week.
He called on Division Engineer r. G.
Kline, the former doing considerable
contract work for the Santa Fe.
| II. Thompson of Los Angeles was
in the city the first of the week,
visiting friends Mr. Thompson was
| formerly a conductor on the Albu-
querque division, but left here several
years ago
The first of the week job S. Quirk
of HOlbrook was nthe city being
examined preparatory to going to
Thoreau, N. NJ, where he has accept
ed a position as general clerk at the
last mentioned station.
| Claude Miller of Needles, Calf, was
| in the city this week visiting his rel
atives. Mr.. Miller who was formerly
employed in the superintendent's Of
| flee here has clerical position with
| the Santa Fe at Needles.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs Gus
Leseman left for San Marcial, N. M.
after having been here for several
weeks, i'll, due to pafalytic stroke.
Mrs Leseman while here was at the
| home of Brakeman Harry Leseman,
| her son.
| Mr.. e. l.. Murray of Phoenix was
| calling on friends in this city Monday
of this week. Mr.. Murray is employed
as chief clerk to the general freight
and passenger agent at Phoenix. He
was en- route to Chicago for vaca-
| tion trip.
| Mrs. Violet Garner, comptOmeter
operator in the superintendent Of
flee, has returned from an extended
visit at Los Angeles and Phoenix. She
brought back her daughter, little Miss
Aileen, who has been visiting at Kirk
land, Arizona.
F. ]. Fischer of the accounting de
par tment has returned to his desk
after spending a few weeks vacation
Mr.. Fischer was one Of the party of
the American Legion that attended
the state convention at Douglas a
couple of weeks ago
Miss Maudie Bussert of Albuuuer-
! que has accepted position with the
the Santa Fe as a stenographer in the
accounting department. Miss Bussett
was formerly employed here, but has
lately been working for the fol estry
service at Albuquerque
c. w. Stockdale of Pueblo, Colo,
has arrived the city, where he has
accepted the position of clerk in the
chief dispatcher's office Alfred Klein
dienst, who has been looking after the
dutie stemporarily, has returned to
his position as contract clerk in the
superintendent office.
A. j. Morgan, who is chief clerk
to the superintendent at Needles,
Calf, was in the city this week while
en- route from Chicago to the former
place. Mr.. Morgan stopped off here
between trains to visit with friends,
he at one time having been employed
here as q train and engine timex eeper.
The funeral of the late Carl Rose
Grams, whose death was reported
week or so ago, was held at Gallup
last Thursday afternoon, the Gallup
Elks officiating. AS previously men
toned, Mr.. ROsecrans, who was we'll
known to many railroaderS here, was
a travelling salesman in this vicinity
for several years. He was the victim
of an accident at Petoskey, Mich.
Vice-President Edward Chambers
was in the city the first of the week.
while en- route to the coast. Mr..
Chambers, who is in charge of the
traffic department, is well known OH
the coast lines, he having been 10
sated at Los Angeles before going to
Chicago. During federal control Mr..
Chambers was in charge of the traffic
department of the U. S. Railroad Ad-
ministration for Messrs. McAdoo and
Hines.
Notice has been received here stat
ing that G. w. Lupton has resumed
his former duties as superintendent
of San Francisco terminals and that
Acting Superintendet A. F. Hunt has
resumed his duties as agent. Mr.. Lup-
ton, who was formerly on the Albu-
querque division as trainmaster sew
eral years ago, has been special as
sistant to the president at Chi
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