The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-04-03

immensely by all present, on last
Saturday evening.
Stationary Fireman William
Lockwood is visiting his folks in
Laguna, N. NJ, which lets j. Loren
20 and H. Castiano get in little
overtime.
Back on the job. Lucille Brooks
returned from the coast in time to
assist in getting out the payroll.
Do you notice anything missing,
folks? Oh, you California tonsori-
alists!
The Charles Farwell Edison Con-
cert company of Los Angeles fur
nished an excellent entertainment
for Winslowites last Tuesday eve
ming, thanks to S. E. Busser, super
intendent of Santa Fe Reading
rooms. They do say that everytime
the pretty classical dancer kicked
Mr.. William Porter Chicken in
spector No. 23) had to duck his
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pawley were paid
visit last week by Frank Layden,
the latters brother, of Gallup. He
stopped over en- route to Phoenix.
Stationary Engineer G. H. Myers
has enjoyed the company of DR.. and
Mrs. Morris the last week. The
couple stopped over en- route from
Atlanta, Ga, to San Francisco. Mr..
Myers, who accompanied them as
far as Flagstaff last Wednesday,
says he was sorry to see the Nor
rises leave, as Mrs. Myers is away
and he will have to resume batch
ing. Why the fourth party, G. H?
Another bachelor relieved! Mrs.
o. E. Karney and son returned from
a three months visit in San Ber-
nardino.
S. r. Nomoto, hayward machin-
lists helper who motored in from
Los Angeles yesterday, is to return
to work soon.
A subscription has been started
for the purpose of purchasing a
currycomb SO that certain ap
prentice can straighten out the
woolies.
Laborer Carlos Marquee is on the
sick list, suffering from swollen
gland in the neck. Better take adj
vantage of our good hospital,
Charlie They guarantee to either
kill or cure.
Machinist 6. H. Canady is off also
on account of a little trouble with
the flu. Hold 'er head up, Buel.
Talking about smiles, we have all
heard songs or read poems, old and
new, about the wonderful worth of
a smile Even our safety super
intendent, Isaiah Hale, lauded this
subject in his recent talk to local
committeeman We now observe
signs in the roundhouse office and
shop timekeeper's shanty which
read: Smile, damn you, SMILE!'
That's r. r. language.
Gone but not forgotten-M. G.
Ellis, our keen redheaded and blue
eyed baby doll shiek and village
blacksmith, is going to leave the
Meteor City shortly for Prescott,
where he has arranged to trans
fer, having made trade with P.
McCallon. Monte has filled the
strenuous position or hammer
smith here for the last eighteen
months very capably and will I'M
doubtedly be greatly missed by his
co-workers Gas we'll as all the She
bas). We all wish him luck in his
new field and at the same time ex-
tend a hearty welcome to Mr.. Nc
Gallon.
Fuel Supervisor Frank Boatright
returned few days ago from the
system loss and damage meeting
held in Fort Worth, Texas, and
submits the following report: CAS-
is always the way of the Santa F'e
railway officials, the loss and dam
age meeting was conducted and
disposed of in a mastery manner. ,"
Then he added "And the trip was
great, too, for the scenery was very
pleasing to the eye, inasmuch as
Texas raises the most beautiful
girls in the United States-and, say,