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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1927
Page
3
Mi and Mrs. C. E. Dorsch, who spent a month visiting here, have returned to Phoenix on Thursday.
The Wispaw Circle will meet with the Head Circle of the Methodist Church on Wednesday November 7 at the home of Mrs A French at 122 East Fourth Street.
Mr and Mrs Don Adams return Thursday from a three week business and pleasure trip spent in Los Angeles and Kingman.
Mr and Mrs Locker of Leupp visited town on Saturday for Christmas shopping.
An Amarillo visitor is reported to have encountered Dowd in town on Saturday evening. The brief item notes the sighting during the visit and provides no further details.
Denver resident G O Barnes arrives for a short business visit and plans to stay several days in Denver Colorado as he conducts activities related to his work.
Conductor Fred Selen who visited friends in Los Angeles returned to Wringle yesterday aboard the Missionary.
Assistant General Manager J. R. Hitchcock of the Santa Fe Coast Lines and accompanying Supt. E. B. McCarty stopped over in Winslow yesterday on their way to Galchip, New Mexico, as they traveled the division.
Mr and Mrs Frank Baird and Mr and Mrs Will Flake were business visitors in Winslow on Saturday from Snowflaks.
The Woman's Club presents a vaudeville program on Wednesday evening featuring Cynthia's Strategy as the opening number Don't Bhoat a fifteen minute travesty Romeo and Juliet a two in one spoof with a pseudo classical air and A Midnight Fantasy a finale with music dance and local artists.
Albuquerque reports completion of a contract by Bryan Steam Corporation of Peru Indiana to deliver 100 carloads of steam boilers over the life of the agreement. The deal, from New York City and nearby territory, is valued around two million dollars. About 300 Albuquerque stockholders are tied to the company with Judge M E Hickey and Dr C H Carnes on the board.
Engineer R J Wood and crew including Bob Edgar traveled from Seligman to Winslow yesterday and will spend the weekend with their families
Attorney and Mrs J L Sweeney were in Holbrook yesterday where Mr Sweeney attended to legal matters in the Superior court.
D. H. Briggs state representative of the Inter-Mountain Building and Loan Association was a business visitor in Winslow yesterday en route from Holbrook to Phoenix. Accompanied by M. G. Bracken representative of the company who has been located here during the summer.
Representative C J McQuillan came home from Phoenix after talks with the Bureau of Public Roads about Navajo county bridge projects. Major Morrison said Leroux and Cottonwood Wash bridges will be in the next state highway commission budget. Bids for the Little Colorado Bridge at Holbrook will be opened Monday and construction may begin soon after bids are awarded.
Pastor Rev J A Barette returns home from Agua Caliente Springs near Yuma after ten days of recuperation from rheumatism. He reports noticeable health improvement and readiness to resume duties.
The annual memorial service of the B. P. O. Elks is set for 7 30 p m at the Elk s Home with a special speaking and musical program. An address by a well known local Elk is planned and the public is invited to attend. The service honors absent brothers of Elkdom and mirrors memorials held by lodges nationwide.
H A Funk of Winslow shot the biggest outlaw bull at over 300 yards during a stampede chase that included Co H McKillips Dr E C Bradbury and J J Tampleton with State Game Warden Pettis. The bull weighed 1200 pounds and supplied meat for friends as part of Arizona’s ongoing buffalo reduction effort.
State Representative Charles J. McQuillan urges World War veterans to apply for adjusted compensation by January 1, 1928. He notes over three million applications received, with many still unfiled, and says the War Department can handle incoming claims. Veterans can seek assistance from reserve officers or veterans' organization executives.
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