The Winslow mail., 1926-02-05

IL dlOLCI IOI oONOA ca
months it was decided he should
not be permitted to work under his
fathers supervision so he embark
ed for Los Angeles on train No. I
last Wednesday where he will take
a mechinistic position in the Re-
dondo Junction roundhouse. AS is
his brother Dan, who was trans
ferred to San Bernardino the first
of the year, because of the same
ruling, Charlie, being just another
good fellow" will be missed keen
ly by hosts of friends. Mrs. Hitch
cock will remain in Winslow for
the present.
Why st. Johns? Chancellor ci-
gars were ''lit up" by the shop
boys last Wednesday at the ex
pense of Ed Janeway, machinist's
helper, member of the apprentice
athletic teams and a very likeable
chap. He and Miss Freda Hart de-
cided to "shove off, on the sea OF
matrimony and were married at
St Johns, Arizona, last Monday
Congratulations
Andy Rodriguez, who exemplified
the ever present honesty spirit"
of the Indian last week by adver-
tising the fact that he had found
new balloon tire, received an ap-
preciated reward from the owner
and relinquished said tire. 1t pays
to be ION the square"
R. F. Dover, cOppersmith appren-
tice, is indeed interested in his vo-
cation. He can't stay away from
the roundhOuse even when he has
day off. Ross proudly escorted
his newest young lady friend"
through the shops last Sunday and
authentically, explained the mech
anicism of the "big 'gines." Meth
er the apprentice instructor nor
his foreman realized Ross was so
well versed.
Undershop that machine shop
boss, F. c. Blumlien has purchased
a cottage in the northeast part of
the city. Look out girls, Cap must
be figuring on making home for
somebody.
Welcome to the Meteor City,
Jack. j. R. Vensil for several years
mite roundhouse 4man at Gallup
and under whom this writer work
ed at that point, has busted" him
self declaring that the night work
was getting on his nerves" and
accepted position as machinist in
the local shops.
ic, Ixrith o116 thnrn
fore heavy pen" that l formu-
late the words to express the news
that our CHEEKY little steno Miss
Mildred suggs has rendered her
resignation to take effect tomOr
row. This good morning glory"
young lassie, appropriately nick
named Smiles" by her numerous
friends has ably held the position
of private steno to the master
mechanics chief clerk, for the past
two and a half years and will be
very greatly missed throughout the
Meteor City. Miss Suggs says 81
really hate to leave you all but
mother doesn't care to move here
so 1 am going back to San Ber-
nardino." Good luck to you Smiles
and we hope it's ''for the best"
Our esteemed labor gang 4man
motored to Holbrook Wednesday
afternoon and while there listen
ed in" on the court proceedings.
"Sure beats me how those lawyers
get all arguefed up against one
another and then go out to tea to-
gether afterwards" said Mr.. Klein
dienst.
Roy Hunt is making arrange
ments for a moving picture to be
shown at the Opera House within
the near future, which will portray
the building of engines" by the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Watch
for the date Mr.. Hunt and Mr.
Crew, general road foreman depart
ed on train No last Wednesday,
The time clock placard for the
month of January reads: ''The
secret of Happiness and Success is
not in doing what one likes to do,
but in LIKING what one HAS to
do" It's more truth than poetry
Boilermaker NJ. ]. PenrOse, on
account of couple bad indigestion
attacks, left yesterday for his home
in San Bernardino. Until he is
feeling better he will Craze on "the
old lady's cookin'"
Mite roundhouse 4man, r. K.
(Musty) Mullins, having departed
for his former home, Florence,
Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. Null
Inns, for brief visit Harry KEN
mis- is acting in said capacity.
While the particulars were un-
obtainable, it was learned that the
two year old child Of Alfred San
doval was accidently struck by an
automobile Thursday afternoon 1t
is hoped the injuries were not of
too serious nature.