The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson

IL by Charles ErIckS0n
1t is good to see W. w. Sterling
our veteran machinist back on the
job. Bill spent three weeks on the
sick list, boarding in the Santa Fe
{ hospital in Los Angeles.
C.. L. Bronsdon, representative of
the Magnus Company, Inc, of Los
Angeles, stopped over day at the
shops, enroute to Albuquerque, last
week.
j. A. Peterson, division storekeeper,
is in Phoenix, with the supply train.
w. F. (Spike) Hennessy of the
Johns -Manville company, of San Fran
cisco, was a visitor last Tuesday.
Mrs Lucille Brooks is quite i'll and
unable to "do her duty" as timekeep-
ing stenographer in the M. M. office.
Store department Chief Clerk Nc
Daniels, spent two days in Gallup last
week on company business.
The entire mechanical department
wish to extend their unanimous vote
of thanks to Mayor Douglas and the
city council for the work done on
the road "over the hill to the round
house." Watch your speedometer now
boys as this work must be paid for.
The new cement steps which were
added in front of the master mechan-
les office are hereby dedicated to Tony
Garduno, Anna Pawley and Fred
Crosser.
Mrs. Grace Wilson is back at work
a1/ ~f A1v VIC
she isn't sure which is worst, to have
the flu or to have to work.
Labor Foreman J. E. Kleindienst
spent last Saturday in Holbrook, on
some very oily business.
Being necessary to make slight
reduction of forces recently, brought
out the act of a real honest to good
"cut off, who, having heavy domes-
tic responsibilities, could ill afford to
be out of work. Then another man,
altho having dependents, surrendered
his rights and left the service in
favor of the first party. Here is to
all the good luck you deserve old
fellow. We are sorry to say your
calibre are few and far between.
General Fuel Supervisor of Coast
Lines, Roy w. Hunt, attended the fuel
meeting last Saturday at the reading
room, but left the fuel saving con-
versation' long enough to inform US
that scientists proclaim that man is
only worth So cents as a commercial
value. Our division fuel supervisor,
Frank Boatright, says he doesn't be-
lieve a bit of it.
Machinest B. H. Canady read a
paper at the fuel meeting last Satur-
day entitled Terminal Delays" which
was prepared by him and e. A. Kuhn.
The contents showed that your time
was we'll spent, gentlemen.
Some time! ! Old fashioned square
dances and everything! A most en-
joyable time, chock full of whole
hearted fun, was had in the West End
pavilion last evening by members OF
the West End Santa Fe Social club,
and their friends at the first semi-an-
nual masquerade frolic staged by that
club. Music furnished by Dick
Sunderland's Desert Swallows"
r. N. Ames is spending a few days
in Phoenix, on company business.
W. Il. HOA tAhOJ OA' VI
the Oxwell Railway Service company
is with us for a few days, from San
Bernardino
J. J. Cover, machinist and VIM. Hoff-
man. boiler-maker, have gone to Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
In as much as Little Bo Peep &C.
P. H) has not reported for work this
week, we have come to the conclu-
sion he has lost his sheep. Reports
are in that he was headed toward
| Sunshine
Toolpasser C. A Davis has returned
from Los Angeles, and expects to be
back on the job soon.
Don Madrid is reported much i'm
proved. Don tried to saw off all the
fingers on his left hand lately, while
working on his wood pile.
R. A Bender, was off duty a few
days with a bad cold lately, which
gave the roundhouse clerk little rest
also Ray is back and feeling fine
now
The writer of this space has been
most inhumanly accused of putting
out some free advertising. 1t is not
meant as such. However, there are
some folks, Eddie, who need some
/ free or otherwise. Besides, look how
little advertising brought King Tut
back to life.