Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-23
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES


Mrs. Fernando Figueroa Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier. Miss NJ. Rousseau, Miss Jose
phine Soto, Mrs. Frank Aver Miss
Georgia Witte and Messrs. w. f. Brady,
Frank Fast, P. NJ. Hitchcock, M. G..
! iKendrick, j. B. Mattingly, F. H. Nc
Laughlin, Luis Oviedo, H. l.. Talbot, L.
ivan Order, H. L. Gobble, Charles
| O'Keefe, H. L. Rogers, r. Kreisel, Phil
Creiger, Charles Stott, John Scruggs,
! Len Hersey Jack Duffis, Frank Fryer
LIT. NJ. Craigie and r. Rodriguez.
! Mrs. w. N. Flippen entertained last
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guest Mrs A. Enders of Douglas
IThose present beside the hostess and
quest of honor were Mrs. NJ. ]. Crow
ley, Miss Small, Miss Witte, Miss Clark,
and Mrs. Charles Fast.
/ An enjoyable hike and picnic was
lgiven last Saturday by Miss Clark to
the four upper grades in the American
school. Assisted by Mrs. HI. H. Hor-
ton, the party left for the Dam at
$50 in the morning and after an ex
tremely enjoyable day returned to
Nacozari arriving at about 500 p. M,
being none the worse TO rwear unless
damaged complexions
Il Mrs P. NJ. Hitchcock, who has been
confined to the local hospital for the
last week, left for FL Paso Monday
morning accompanied by Mr.. Hitch
cock. Hitchcock will return to Naco-
zarf this week.
y NJ. Clark of Douglas was a Nacozari
visitor last Thursday. Mr.. Clark is
secretary of the San Pablo Mining ana
Milling company, and is on a visit
to the company's property near Pr
lares. Mr. Clark was accompanied by
Mr.. HI. r. Martin, also of Douglas who
will take charge of work being done
on the property.
4 c. G. McLachlan arrived last week
from New Mexico and has assumed his
duties in the concentratorI taking the
place of Raymond Beard who recently
left for South America. Mr.. McLachlan
is especially welcome to camp as he
wields an extremely wicked tennis
racket and, by the way, if appearances
are not deceiving he will also fill
Boards place on the courts if possible.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Melville F. Taylor are
J visitors in Nacozari, coming from Den
yer. Mr.. Taylor represents the Crucible.
Steel company.
! j. NJ Davis of Ell Paso was a Naco-
zari visitor last week. Davis is an
official Of the American Smelling and
(, Refining company.
! Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Lightfoot of Pi-
Iares returned on Thursdays train from
their vacation. The Lightfoots spent
their vacation touring Arizona and re-
port good roads and a good time.
y B. F. Williams of FL Paso was a
Nacozari visitor last week. Williams
is a son of Marion L. williams of
the Santa Rosa and, is general repre-
sentative of the Gntta Percha Rubber
company, having charge of all. Mexico
sales. .
| Among the arrivals on Saturdays
train We're Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schneider
jof Moctezuma The Schneiders have
i been in FL Paso for about two weeks
on business and are on their way to
their home in Moetezuma where Schnei-
der operates mercantile establishment
Il and flour mill. 098
J Mr.. Lynn Hersey of Pilares is the
proud owner of the latest model Buick
coupe which was purchased in Doug
las recently and driven to this city.
Last Sunday Mr.. Hersey, accompanied
by the Misses Small and Clark and
Jack Duffis, motored to Cumpas and
enjoyed the day sightseeing and pic
nicing. Next month Hersey, accompan-
led by Phil Kreiger also of Pilares,
will leave on an. extended motor tour
of the Pacific coast states.
4 Frank Aver and A. j. Houle were
business visitors in Douglas last week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Pickett and in
FAINT SON Dickie left on Wednesday for
Ell Paso. Pickett was in the superin-
tendents office of the Nacozari railroad
and is entering the offices of law
firm in Ell Paso. Nat Russell will take
Picketts place, commencing his duties
on October first.
! Word has been received from E. J.
Kelly, formerly of the Machine Shops
here, that he is now with the Long
Bell Lumber company located at Weed,
), California.