Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-18
| INACOzARI NEWS NOTES;

INACOZARI NEWS NOTES
Members of the Nacozaris Country
club enjoyed an informal card party
in the salon of the Hotel de Nacozari
Saturday night. This was the first OF
series of similar events to be held
regularly throughout the winter and
was wei attended, there being 2S
present. The evening was spent al
bridge and fan-tan, prizes going to
MrsI Charles Fast and Johnnie Nc
Donald. Nat Russell was in charge
during the evening and the hostesses
were Mrs, Wallace N. Flippen, Mrs NJ
J. Crowley and Mrs. E. G. Rawlins
Cake and chocolate with marshmal-
lows was served at the conclusion OF
the evening.
J. G. Harmon was registered at the
hotel last week. Harmon makes his
home in Los Angeles and was buying
cattle in this district.
Nacozari will lose one of its old
time families next Friday morning
when Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Bitticks
and children leave for Miami, Okla.
Bitticks has been chief engineer at the
local power plant for several years and
the family has taken an active part in
all social and athletic events during
their residence here Bitticks has ac-
cepted employment, with the Commerce
Mining and Royalty company of Miami.
The following were registered at the
hotel last week: A. c. Burnette, DougN
last; H. w. Fritz, Douglas; NJ. B. Lasch,
Dallas, Texas; w. R. Davis, Douglas
A. r. Belt Pasadena, Calf; B. f. Me-
Donald, Los Angeles; Murl r. Schrock,
Modesto, Calf. H. c. Beauchamp,
Douglas; G. r. Peabody, Pilares; HI.
Kinslow, Los Angeles; c.. S. Moore, Jr.,
and wife, Moctezuma; S. A. Hinton,
Los Angeles: Mrs. Charles Montague,
Los Mochis, Sinaloa; Mr. and Mrs D. B.
Pittman, Pilares; Marion L. williams,
Santa Rosa ranch; HI. T. Appel, Tue
son; sClotilda Paz, Cumpas; Enrique
Delgado, Ell Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile F. Taylor, Denver; DR.. A L. Ian
ming, Durango; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fast and daughter, Milwaukee; G. w.
O'Reilly, Douglas; H. c. Todrank, Phoe-
nix; L. w. Smith, Ell Paso; N O.
Rucl1er. Douglass j. c. Duffus, Pilares;
Phil Krieger, Pilares; j. NJ Arvizu,
Huachinera; Fred Pothast, ]. C. Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ashley and
A. Oppenheim, Pilares; A. W. Durback,
Bisbee; B. r. Russell, Douglas; F. H.
Bitticks and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Perry,
Pilares; and ]. G.. Harmon, Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Frazier left last
Monday morning for San Diego, where
they will spend their vacation The
Fraziers made their home in Pilares.
Frank Fast of the Sonora Metals
buying company made short business
trip to Douglas last week, returning
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Pyle left last
week for Phoenix, where they will
spend short time visiting with
friends From Phoenix they will go
to Hermosillo to spend the balance of
their vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle live
in PiFares.
Manuel Valenzuela was in Nacozari
last week from Bacadehuachi. Valen-
zuela is cattle buyer and has trans
ferred several large herds from the
Bacadehuachi district to his range at
Cuchuta.
S. RI Meade of the Hotel de Nacozari
made a short business trip to Douglas
last week, returning Tuesday.
Mrs, sRowena Mattingly is out again
after .being confined to her home for
about ten days on account of illness.
F. H. Mclaughlin was in Douglas
last week on business. Mclaughlin,
who is secretary to Frank Aver, re-
turned to Nacozari Saturday.
A. O. Burnette and H. w. Fritz were
in Nacozari last week from the San
Pablo Mining and Milling company's
property near Pilares.
NJ. 3. Lasch was in Nacozari last
week from Dallas, Texas Lasch is a
representative of the Texas company
and specializes on lubricants and will
make his headquarters in Ell Paso. after
the first of the year Accompanying
Lasch was w r. Davis, who is branch
manager for the same. company at
Douglas
A. r. Belt, representing the Wolf
Safety Lamp company of Brooklyn,
was a lNacozari visitor last week. Belt
lives in Pasadena, Calf.
NIurl r. Schrock arrived in Nacozari
last week from Modesto, Calf. Schrock
has accepted employment with the