Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-14
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES

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The special train which carried
j Nacozari and Pilares voters to the
polls in Douglas on election day was
Well patronized and all who took
advantage of the special" report an
enjoyable and satisfactory trip. The
party arrived home at 1870 D. M
| .Susano Montana, prominent local
| business man, is spending several
weeks in Los Angeles. Sr. Mon
tano is combining business with
| pleasure on his trip.
! Oscar Moreno, of the general office
force, returned from a short business
and pleasure "trip to douglas. Mo-
reno arrived on Tuesdays train.
| Miss Caroline Ciar:s was among the
, arrivals Tuesday Miss Clark comes
| from San Diego, Calf, and is to
| teach the upper grades in the local
| American school
Sra Refugio ls. Vida. de Aranzubia
| and daughter, Guadalupe, arc visiting
! with 'Sr. Alexandra r. Angulo and
| family. Sra Aranzubio and daughter
are mother and sister of Sra. An
gulo. They expect to be in Nacozari
| for several weeks after which time
they will return to their home in
Hermosillo.
| M. Schneider, prominent Moctazuma
merchant passed through Nacozari
! Monday morning on his way to Ell
Paso. Schneider expects to return
within a week or ten days.
Richard Gillette, local -dairyman,
has installed an up to date. Frigidaire
plant at his dairy across the river
and is more than pleased with it's
economical operation. This gives
Nacozari an exceptionally good and
modern milk supply and Don Ri
cardo" is to be congratulated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitticks are parents
of daughter, born at the hospital
lpounds. Both mother and child are
doing splendidly. Bitticks is chief
engineer at the locst: power plant.
DIR. Wooley arrived on Thursdays
train from short business trip out.
DR.. Wooley is iii charge of the local
hospital.
w. f. Brady was among the ar
rivals on Thursdays train. Brady is
back from a months vacation, the
majority OF which time was spent
with relatives in Philadelphia. Brady
visited the Sosqui- i-Centennial exposi-
tion while away and has glowing re-
ports of it's wonders. On his return
trip Brady stopped off in Nashville
and New Orleans.
]. c. Manning, accompanied by his
father, returned from Douglas ON
Thursday. Manning is manager of
the company store in Pilares.
1t is with regret that their many
Nacozarf friends will learn of the
Helm family leaving. The Helms ex-
pect to leave about October for Doug
Has where DR.. Helm will be associ-
ated with DR.. Adamson. The Helm
family have been residents of Naco-
zari for about six years and their
loss will be keenly felt as they were
very active in social life. They will
aso be greatly missed from the tennis
and golf teams, Mrs. Helm being the
best ladies single tennis player i'll
camp, having won several nice cups.
The following are registered at the
hotel: F. r. Wilson, Batamoto; Ben
ita Perez, Miss Caroline Clark, San
Diego; D. w. Cheveling, Mrs. ]. B.
Harrison, Mrs. DR.. w. H. Tye, DR..
E. L. Wilkinson, A. D. Hahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peabody, Len Hersey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hodges, Jack Duffis, o.
H. Rowland and L. H. Rogers, of
Pilares; Charles Shubert, Tannpico; r.
Salem, Douglass J. H. Minor, Ell Paso;
G. Rodriguez, Aqua Prieta; J. V.
Fryer, Sta Elena; Florencio Frisby,
Cumpas; A. F. Gomez, Douglas; W.
j.. Thompson and M. J. Anderson,
Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Greene
and Mrs. j. w. Carr, Cananea; Joa
qun L. Lopez, S. Maislin, Empalme;
j. Vfllarreal, Monterey; w. e. Mus
man, Aqua Prieta; Adolfo Reyes,
Douglas; John Scruggs, Tucson, and
w. Jansen, Douglas.
ID. w. Creveling of Pilares, returned
from his vacation on Thursday
f. r. Wilson was a business visitor
in Nacozari last week. Wilson is
manager of the Canario Copper com
pany's mine at Batamoto and is we'll
known in Nacozari, having lived here
for several years.
Mrs. J. b. Harrison of Pilares,
passed through @Nacozari on her way
to Douglas last week. After a short
visit Mrs. Harrison Will return to
Pilares.
Charles Shubort has accepted en-
ployment with the store department
and is temporarily in charge of the
warehouse force. Subert comes from
the oil fields in the vicinity of Tam
pico
Rafael Salem, accompanied by J.
H. Minor, spent last Thursday in
Nacozari, returning to Esqueda on