The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-26

fident he will be able to return to
work in three or four months,
Charlie Abel spent last Saturday
at Pinto, Ariz., doing some neces-
sary work On the stationary boiler
there.
Ernest Martin is helping to de-
eide the guilty" or mot guilty
/ vedricts being handed out in Hol-
brook the last ten days by serving
as juror.
Knocking off from his work for
thirty days, j. w. Holt took his
wife and a couple of passes and is
visiting way down in several
parts of Texas The Hollis will also
pay their respects to Chicago be-
fore returning home.
r. L. Johnson, sheet metal work
er apprentice, has been transferred
to the back shops in San Bernar-
dino for further instruction. Don't
let any of those prune pickers
hand you a lemon, Dick.
Roundhouse Clerk Noel Caldwell
has been absent the last week on
account of illness, thought at first
to be diphtheria, but fortunately
only tonsilitis. Art Schaar is re-
lieving him.
B. B. (Baz) Ransom was forced
to stay home all of last week on
account of sickness, but returned
to his desk yesterday feeling O. K.
The car department added four
Mexican men to their payroll as
coach cleaners on account of our
immense passenger business. The
popular ''back East" excursion
rates made it necessary to run a
dozen extra trains the first day
and unless they slow down, soon
sunny California will have our
sympathy.
The shop council meeting last
night was we'll attended and many
important subjects were discussed,
and some of them cussed.
The car department shop was
given a lily white coat on the in
side by the white washing gang so
as OF match up with it's neighbors,
the machine and boiler shops.
With grief | report the death on
| last Tuesday evening of Mrs. Cecil
Ellison at the California Lutheran
hospital at Los Angeles. The de-
ceased was a one-time resident
here and the mother of Mrs. Hazel
Hitchcock. A major operation was
performed about ten days ago in
an effort to restore her to better
health. The mechanical department,
| together with many city folks, y, ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy to the
| bereaved.
The absentee list shows J. Con
zales, Pete Anaya and S. Herman
DEE off on account of sickness.
They are all in George Hartman 5
boiler washing gang, SO Jack
Florez, our handy man, was called
on to help wash 'em out.
j. B. Camp went up in the White
Mountains Saturday and Sunday to
fish, but as the season on the water
/ jewellers doesn't open until June 1
he was out of luck in that terri
4 tory. The funniest fish story ever
told.s The big ones generally get
back in.
William Fertig motored to Camel
Francis dam, where he endeavored
to catch a couple Of meals for next
| Friday. How many did you catch,
] Bill?
The home of Night Boiler Fore
man Mcbride has been placed in
quarantine on account of young
Danny having scarlet fever. Bad
luck, just to stick to the Mcbride
family.
Calvin Mayes will leave on No. Z
has been parked" for the last
week, and will drive the car home.
G. P CButtercup) Harris and
Arthur Peterson spent the week
end fishing at Willow Creek dam
and it is told that they hooked onto
lion, but came home so fast that
the beast refused to bring their
fishing tackle all the way. Wonder
if that is a lynn fish story.
General Foreman James Kiely re-
turned home on last Friday evening
and says he enjoyed every minute
of his two weeks vacation spent