Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-09
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES


J. c. Manning, manager of the Mocte-
yuma Copper company mercantile store
at Pilares de Nacozari, was here on
a business trip last week.
Geo. J. Stein, salesman of Miami,
Okla, was here on business.
George Sullivan of Ell Paso, Texas,
was here the past week.
Tom OKeefe, an employe of the
Moctezuma Copper company mercan-
tile store, at Pilares d e Nacozari, was
here on his way to El Paso, where he
will join his father. From there they
will take an automobile trip while on
his vacation.
Isaac e. Daniaa salesman for the Las
lkin-Swatt company of FL Paso, has
been here for several days and is hav-
ing a very good business trip through
this territory.
G. L. Coindreau, salesman for the
New Orleans Queensware company of
New Orleans, was here this week and
enjoyed a very good business.
I George r. Ryan, travelling auditor
for the Phelps Dodge corporation, re-
turned from Pilares de Nacozari, where
he has been attending to business for
several weeks.
NJ. Hernandez, state senator from this
district. has been here for several days
on business.
Among the Piiares people who spent
Sunday in Nacozari, were Jack T. Duff
fus, Richard Kreisel, H. Nolte and fam
lily, w. Lightfoot and wife and A. j.
Rinander and wife, who left Monday
on their vacation. And also Chas. A.
Dobbel and wife, who left Monday for
an Arizona town, where he will take
up new duties.
The Fourth of July was celebrated by
the American colony here, the Naco-
zari Country club giving field meet,
with contests of tennis, golf and horse
shoe pitching, ETC., in the morning and
at noon they served sandwiches and
other refreshments with Richard Gill
lette as master of ceremonies. In the
afternoon they enjoyed a dance. There
were quite a number of people from
Pilares in attendance.
The Nacozari Book club announces
that the following new books have been
received and are now ready for dis
tribution at the library:
Mantrap, by Sinclair Lewis.
Buffalo Days: Forty Years in the
Old West, by Col Homer w. Wheeler.
A Tropical Tramp With the Tourist,
by Harry L. Foster.
The Golden Beast, by E. Phillips OPP
penheim.
Huckelberry Finn, by Mark Twain.
Black Valley, by Raymond Weaver.
The Dice of God, by Cynthia Stockley.
Cover Charges, by Cornell Woolrich.
West of Dodge. by George w. Ogden.
Show Business, by Thyra Samter
Winslow.
Bonanza, by VIM. Macleod Raine.
The Mauve Decade, by Thomas Beer.
Pickwick Papers (two volumes), by
Charles Dickens.
The Valley of the Stars, by Charles
Alden Seltzer.
The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Big
gers. sIzaE
Mary Christmas, by Mary Ellen Chase
The Number One Boy. 6y ohm Tain
tor Foote.
Spanish Bayonet, by Stephen Vincent
Benet.
Treasure, by Albert Payson Terhune.
Shepherds, by Marie Conway Oemler.
The Power and the Glory, by Gilbert
Parker.
Gifts Of sheba, by. w. L. George.
He Rather Enjoyed It, by p g.
Woodhouse.
The Bat, by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
An American Among the Riff, by.
Gilbert Sheehan.
Jack Sutherland, T. E. Oertel.
Honk: A Motor Romance. by Doris F..
Halman.
Clara Barron, by Harvey O'Higgins.
The Private Life of Helen of Troy, by
John Erskine.
The Saga Of Billy the Kid, by Walter
Noble Burns.
The Light of Faith, by Edgar E.
Guest.
Fix Bayonets. by Capt. John W..
Thomason, Jr. VI
The Scar, Derek Vane.
The Butter and Egg Man, by George
S. Kaufman.
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