Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-01

of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
was in Nacozari a few days the past
week in conference with Jesse c.
Holt and Milton Davis, local mis-
sionaries.
j. H. Mcdonald of Salt Lake City
is in Nacozari visiting his brother,
John j. McDonald. who is confined
to the hospital with typhoid fever
f. Pinoncely registered at the hotel
Thursday from Chihuahua, Chih.
Thos r. McNeilis arrived in Naco-
zari Thursday from Ray, Arizona,
and has accepted employment with
the mercantile department. of the
Moctezuma Copper Co. AT present he
is in charge of the warehouse on
account of the illness of John j.
Mcdonald.
L. A. Wright of Douglas, a former
employee in the general offices of
the Moctezuma Copper Co. was a
visitor here Thursday and Friday
Chas. Dillman, foreman of the COM
pany ranch was in Nacozari a few
days the past week from his head
quarters at San Nicholas.
Ben Humphrey returned to work
at the supply department Friday after
being away a few days on account of
illness.
Frank Littlewood son of H. Little
wood, repair foreman at the concen-
traitor, arrived home from Douglas
He will be employed in the company
store during his vacation.
VIM. T. Macdonald returned Thurs
day from short business trip to
Douglas.
On Thursday evening, May 27, the
closing day exercises of Nacozari
American schools were held at she
Staff House The program was corr
posed of the following numbers
Opening address, Robert Humphreys.
Max Helm and Ernesto Sl1infill; a
song, Joyful DAYS, by pupils. of the
primary grade; Youthful Disappoint-
ment, smonologue, by Robert Bise;
Hansel and Gretel, folk dance, by
isabel Macintosh, Gladys Littlewood,
Agnes Humphrey, Kenneth MacDon-
aid, Donald Clinch and Max Helm; a
play entitled, Every Youth, by the
following pupils of the upper grades,
William Macdonald, Lloyd Helm, Rob
Belle Helm, Evelyn Flippen, Irna
Chrisman, Beatrice Littlewood, Adele
Fast, Charlita Littlewood, Margaret
Horton, Walter Helm; the stage man
ayers being Dorothy Crawford, Hen
rietta Humphreys and Lucy Hum
phreys, with Robert Horton and lrma
Chrisman at the piano. This num-
Der was, followed by the graduation
4 address delivered by Nv. T. MacDon-
! aid, to the graduates, Irma Chrlsman
,aLloyd Helm Beatrice LittleWood ana
William Macdonald, who have com
pleted the work prescribed for thf
eighth grade A recitation by Leon
/ Bitticks, entitled, An Old Rats Tale
! was. the next number, followed by
song, A Friend in Need, by grour
Lofh lower grade pupils composed OF
\ Isabel Macintosh, Gladys Littlewood
Donald Macdonald, Leon Bitticks ano
Arthur Skinfill Kenneth Macdonald
gave a recitation entitled, Don't Give
In, followed by the closing address
i by Robert Bitticks. The seVera
numbers on the program were wei
/. rendered by the pupils, showing tht
4 result of the efficient training thes
{received under the teachers, Miss
!, Guenn Houck and Miss Catherine
I Cooper.
Miss Belen Oviedo went to Douglas
4 Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Car
/. men Levels.
Mrs Fl. Fl. Horton went to Douglas
Friday with her children, Robert am
4 Margaret Robert will attend the
boy scouts camp. Mrs. Horton anC
Margaret returned Sunday
William Macdonald went to Doug
las Friday and will go to the bo9
scouts camp for the summer.
Word has been received in Naco-
zari of the wedding Friday Afternoon
in Bisbee of Dalton B. Pittman an[
Miss Catherine Cooper Mr.. Pittmar
is connected with the engineering de-
partment at the Pilares mine. Miss
l Cooper has been a teacher in tht
Nacozari American schools the pas
Esummer.
Mrs. H. H. Helm accompanied hel
sons, Walter and Lloyd, to Douglas
Friday The boys will attend the
i boy scouts camp near Douglas.
J. B. Stoneking of Livermore, Calf.
was business caller in Nacozar
! over the weekend.
j.. NJ PARA, representing Kra
kauers of Ell Paso, was an arriva
Saturday.
Jose G. Negrete registered at Hote
de Nacozari Saturday, from Guadala.
jara.
Frank Hillman, manager of. th'
Packard ranch near Naco, passed
through Nacozari Saturday en- route
to Cumpas on business.
M. J. Anderson of Douglas was al
arrival Saturday.
Ricardo Durazo of Oputo is in Naco-
zari visiting the store of Teran ant
Durazo, of which he is part owner.
H M. Craigie, George Gordoni, j. 7
Duffus and r. M. Kriesel of Pilares
spent the week-end in Nacozari visit
ing friends and enjoying a few games
of golf.
e. Schroeder secretary to Franb
Aver went to Douglas Wednesday
accompanied by his son, Anthony. Mr.
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