Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-21

manner. The seven-piece orchestra
played from an elevated stand which
was also decorated, and the dancing
continued until a late hour. Hot and
cold refreshments We're served durin 9
lowing morning play was resumed,
the first event being a gents singles
tennis match between Kreiger of
Pilares and Groton of Nacozari, Krie-
ger winning. This was followed by a
gents doubles between Brady and
Teran of Nacozari and Pittman and
jenkins of Pilares, Pilares winning
this event also. HorseshOes occupied
the next event on the program, Her
sey and Krieger of Pilares winning
from Heerdt and Groton of Nacozari,
Horton and Edgar of Nacozari win
ming from Nolte and Wygle of Pilares,
Williams and Gobble of Nacozari win
ming from Creveling and Erskine of
Pilares. During the latter events,
the ladies' doubles tennis match was
started, but due to rain it was called
off. The contestants were Mrs. Flip
pen and Mrs. Houle of Nacozari and
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Leland of
Pilares. The balance of the after
noon was spent in dancing, the two
days sport being brought to a fitting
close.
Both Pilares and Nacozari are very
sorry to give up two of their most
popular young people and social as
we'll as the sports circles will greatly
miss Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn f. Hersey,
who left last Monday morning for
Douglas, en- route to Fresnillo, Zaca-
tecas, where Hersey has accepted the
position as chief engineer. Mrs. Her
sey came to this district only recently
as bride, but has made host of
friends in a short time and the couple
will be missed as only old timers
can be missed. Hersey has occupied
the position as assistant mine super
intendent at Pilares for several years.
f. C. Rawlins left last Monday
morning for Douglas, where he ex-
poets to be on business for the ma
jority of the week.
The following were registered at
the Hotel de Nacozari last week:
Marion L. Williams of Santa Rosa;
c.. Burnett of the San Pablo mine (;
Jesse M. Hush and Henry Bollweg
of Douglas; James Valenzano and
o. H. Rowland of Pilares; Enrique
Delgado of Ell Paso; w. F. Zielenske
of Chicago; F. S, Greasley of Laredo,
Texas; w. L. B. Jenney of Ell Paso;
w. j. Alexander of Douglas; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Slaughter of Dallas; A. B.
Packard of Douglas; A. Oppenheim
and Guillermo Lugo of Pilares; Chas
Dillman of San Nicolas ranch; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Neer of San Nicolas
mine; Julio M. Helguera of Orizaba;
j. E. Rivera of Hermosillo; DR.. E. 7.
Wilkinson of Pilafes; Jesus A. Cruz
of GuaYmas and Fred Pothast of
Pilares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn F. Hersey were
thedinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H H. Horton on Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. c. Groton and daughter
Martha, left on Wednesday and, after
spending a few days with friends in
Douglas, will leave for San Angelo,
Texas, where they will visit with Mrs
Croton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Reasonover.
The Nacozari Country club gave a
stag party last Tuesday night, the
guest of honor being Doctor sWooley,
who left Wednesday for Tucson. The
doctor is charter member of the
club and has taken an exceptionally
active part in all it sbranches, having
served as president and nj various
other offices, and the boys were re-
luctant in bodding goodbye to one
whose place will be so hard to fill.
w. F. Zielenske spent several days
in Nacozari and Pilares last week.
Zielenske is fire insurance inspee-
tor and makes his headquarters in
Chicago. f
After spending several days in this
district inspecting mining property,
Henry Bo1lweg returned to his home
in Douglas last week.
Marion L. Williams arrived from
Douglas last week after having spent
several days with his family, who