Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-18
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wolfe enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Papworth
at dinner last Sunday night.
j. A. stevens. of the machine
shops, spent several days visiting
with relatives in Esqueda, return,
ing to Nacozari last Tuesday.
Arturo Valenzuela is making ar
rangements to open a mercantile
luslness here. vafenzuela arrived
recently from Mexico city, where he
was engaged In similar business
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Mrs. Frank Aver spent several
days with friends in Pflares last
week during the absence of her hus-
band who is away on business.
Nat S. Russell left last Friday for
Douglas, where heH spent several
days on business connected with his
position in the Nacozari railroad Of
fices here. Russell returned Monday
of this week
old timers in Nacozari were sorry
to hear of the recent death in ST.
Louis of Sr Eduardo 0. Llano, who
for several years was resident or
this d'ty During his residence here
Llano was superintendent of the
Nacozari railroad and was later ap-
pointed director general of the Mex
lean national system, which position
he held until his death.
E. Grunewald left last Friday
morning for Douglas after spending
several days here on business
Crunewald has been making this
territory for several years and dur.
ing that time has made great many
friends.
Lynn f. Hersey went to Douglas
last Friday on business, returning the
following day, Hersey is employed
in Pilares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham
returned last Saturday from Douglas,
where they have been for the last
week shopping and visiting with
their parents. The Cunninghams
are now. very comfortably located in
the Macintosh residence.
The following were registed at the
Hotel de Nacozari last week: r..
KabuscF, Huachinera: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Oppenhei1n. Pilares; Emilio Ber>s
aud Hermosillo; J. NJ. Riddle, Ell
Paso; i. G. Wolf, New Castle, Wyo.;
Y Castaniedo, Mexico, d. F.; A. F.
Comes, Douglas; J. J. Gotta, Sahua~
ripa: Rosario M de Lopez Cumpas;
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has mine; E. Montie1, Orizaba; w. E.
Musslnan, Ell Paso; William H. Nord,
Douglas; George Fast, Douglas; A. j.
Rinnander Pilares; S. Ramirez,
Douglas j. c. Manning and r. L.
Marquee PiIares, Horace Loomfs,
Nogales, Sonora; Angel Romero, Sa-
huaripa; Juana L. VIDA de Estrada
Moctezuma; Dr. and Mrs. r. G. NH
Ter, Pilares; Lynn F, Hersey, Pflares;
j. B. Bunton Turicachi; Jesus L. Car
lego, Calexico; James Valenzano, Pi-s
lares; l.. w Smith and E. e. Miller,
FL Paso; O. L. Neer, Douglas, and
Enrique Rattger, HermosIllo.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Crowley enter
tanned with a Mexican dinner Satur-
day night the guests being Miss
GIynLOn Small ana JACK @ulluS.
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]. 81 Bunton was brought in on
Saturdays train from his ranch near
Esqueda critically Ill with a severe
attack OF the grippe. Reports of
his condition, however, are very IA
yorable and he is expected to be out
within week or ten days.
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L. VI. Smith arrived last week
from Eel Paso and spent several days
in this district on business corrected |
with the sullivan Machine company
Of El Paso. Smith was accompanied
by e. r.. Milltr, who is manager of
the company
O. L. Neer arrived last Saturday /
from Deugfas and :eft immediately |
for the san NieoIas mine near Cum,
pas Neer was met here by his son |
and taaughter-in -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Neer
]. C. Manning and II. L. Marquee
were in Nacozan last week orders
ing merchandise for the Pilares store,
Of which Manning is manager
Horace Loomis arrived. last Satur.
day from Nogales on his way to Ba-
cadehuachi to look at some mining.
prospects in that district.
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DR.. and Mrs r. G. Miller spent
several days in Douglas last week
on business, returning on Saturdays
train. The Millers make their home
in Pilares.
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I1nriqtte Rattger, Of HermosilIo,