Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-04
NACozARI NEWS.

at Douglas, and A. w. Liddell, assist
ant manager of the Phelps Dodge
Mercantile company, at Bisbee, We're
business visitors here during the past
week.
ON Thursday evening e. G.. Quiroga
and Eefugio Cazerez were united in
marriage by Rev. Francisco Navarrete
of the local Catholic church. Follow
ing the church ceremony reception
was held at the home of the bride.
Mr. Quiroga is thd son of Ricardo
Quiroga, proprietor Of the Industrial
print shop at Nacozari and is a grad
uate of Santa Clara, Calf, college.
He is associated with his brother, F..
c. Quiroga, in the ore purchasing
business at Tonichi, Sonora. The
bride was recently employed at the
and while residing at home in Naco-
zari was connected with, the local
store Of the Moctezuma Copper COM
pany. She was prominent in church
and social affairs The newly mar
ried couple left here May for a
short wedding trip after which they
will be at home at Tonichi.
H. H. Horton was in Aqua Prieta
and Douglas the past week superin-
tending the shipment of cattle which
were sold from the company raLch to
r. B. Gee of Deming, N. M.
Bert L. Thompson has returned to
his duties in the supply department
office after several days illness.
C. L. Wolfe, store manager, spent
the weekend in Bisbee calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mas, former resi-
dents of Nacozari
H. c.. Groton of the Moctezuma Cop
per company store made his regular
trip to Cumpas and MocteZuma We'd
nesday. He was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Groton and daughter,
Martha, and Mrs w. A. Nord
Philip Dupree, stenographer in the
beneral office accounting department,
and our efficient librarian, has been
eff duty several days the past week
on account of illness.
NJ j. Crowley accompanied Mrs,
Crowley to Douglas Friday on busi-
ness and shopping trip. They iTe-
turned home Saturday
f. L. Gobble of the general office
accounting department. is in Douglas
for several days on business.
lAdES OdI1SOI Ol the etCCOdIbAHS oC-
partment is off duty or account of.
illness.
w. N. 5Flippen, manager of the Ma
cozari hotel, and G. e. Powell, shift
boss at the concentrator, We're in.
Douglas Friday attending meeting
of the Masonic lodge.
S. A. Gardanier of the international
Commission company of Douglas was
business visitor here during the
past week.
Dr. c. H. Edgar, dentist, spent sew
eral days the past week on profes.
sional business in Pilares.
c. P. Windsor superintendent of the
Nacozari Railroad company, has been
out of town the past week superinz
tending the construction of the Lew
bridge north Of Fronteras.
j. L. Sanders wao' has been in
cahrge of the warehouse of the mer
camille department, has resigned ard
left for Jerome, Ariz., where he will
be associated with his brother, Me F..
Sanders, in the mercantile business.
| M. F. Sanders was formerly connected
with the general office force here but
more recently has been employed in
Mexico City John L. Mcdonald has
| succeeded Sanders as warehouse man
! ager Mcdonald has been in charge
| Of the retail department of the store
| for the past three years and has been
! relieved by Irwin wentworth of Pi-
| la1es.
( E. G. Rawlins, chief clerk H. the
accounting department, mas returned
| from a short business trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. Rawlins accompanied him to FL
Paso and remained there for a short
] visit with relatives
| On Thursday Of last week Mrs. c..
| H. Edgar entertained a number of
| friends at az afternoon tea:
| Mrs. Philu DUprae, Mrs. Charles
| Fast, Mrs. II. j. BoIlin and Mrs. Gus
Carlson, the latter of Duluth, Mimi,
were in Pilares Wednesday on sight
seeing trip
Mr.. and Mrs: S. H. Pyle of Pilares
| were in Nacozari the past week call
ing on friends. The Pyles formerly
resided herd but recently moved to
/ Pnares where F'yle i, employed as
level boss in tie mine.
Miss Hilma Karr, who has beer
connected with the company hospital
for the past three years, leaves this
morning for coast points to locate.
Size will visit friends in nhceniX en-
i route.
Friends in Nacozari have received
] a letter from Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.. Neid-
hardt who left here in February for
4 Oroya, Peru, where Neidhardt is con-
/ rected with tie CerrO de Pasco Cop
per corporations IN the office of the
Il az, mo T1a ., rhaV 10. pniOVp0
Il very pleasant trip and are very much
II impressed with their new location.
4 Before leaving Nacozari, Neldhardt was
4 stsncgrapher in the. office of Frank
Il A Aver, manager of the Moctczum't
\ Copper company He was also leader
/ of the local dance or@h estra composed
of musicians fron 2lares and Nacc-
II zari