Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-07
! 1NACOzARI NEWS NOTES


Macdonald sunday of last week.
John Carter Anderson, or tucson,
arrived Tuesday and spent several days
here on business connected with the
Canario Copper company, OF which ne
is general manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack T. Dutfus returned
Tuesday from Ell PeSo, where Lney were
recently married. lie popular young
couple viii MAKE their nome mere,
Du1us beng ehleI clerk in the store.
George M. Bixler and h. e. Erdis
were victims or near tragedy last
wet. ..e genIiemen were proceeorngt
northWard III Mr. BlxlerS Car when,
about two miles north OF fronteraS,
the light Speeder was deralled by a
steel brake shoe which had been placed
ON the track by some malicious person.
ErdiS was thrown headlong from the
motor, receiving serious injuries about
the face, the right hand pelng badly
sprained ana the right hlp severely
bruised BIxler was more forJunaJe,
receiving only sllghJ bruises ana
scratches. Blxler is roadmaster and
Erdis is civil engineer 1or Ifle t'errocarn
de Nacozari with headquarters IN
Nacozari
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Walker, OF PilareS,
returned last week from Cananea,
where they mad been for several days
on business
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Duff arrived Tues
day from a vacation which was. spent
in Arizona. They lett the following
day for their home at Pilares
Ricardo Durazo returned last week
from Douglas, where he mad Deen tor
several days on business and Visiting
with relatives. Durazo is member OF
the firm OF Teran and Du"azo, and
after spending several days here lett
for Oputo, where he makes his home
Mrs Fernando Y. Figueroa returned
last week from an extended visit with
her parents, who live in California.
Mrs. 6. A. Wagner left Wednesday
for Tucson to Join her husband The
Wagners became acquainted in Naco-
zari, Wagner being eInp.oyed in the
general office ana Mrs. Wagner, for
merly Miss Jessie. Cochrane, was a
nurse in the local hospital. They were
married recently in Tombstone, Wag-
ner going directly to Tucson, where he
will engage in business, and Mrs. Wag-
ner returning to Nacozari to continue
her work untll her successor arrived.
w. r. Macdonald and son, Kenneth,
went to --uglas Wednesday to meet
Bill Jr., returning to Nacozari the fol-
lowing day. Bill attends the New
Mexico Military institute at Roswell
and will spend the summer months
with his parents here.
Maurice Clark arrived Tuesday from
the San Pablo mine and left the fol-
lowing day for Douglas
Herman BroSanler left Wednesday
for Los Angeles to spend a months
vacation. BroSamer is employed in the
concentration.
Carlos Arvizu made short business
trip to Douglas Wednesday, returning
the following day. AI.t@- = ttas'f
After spending several days at, Sar
Pablo mine B. r. Russell and II. G.
Beauchamp returned to their homes IN
Douglas Wednesday.
Jesus Ochoa returned Saturday from
FL Paso, where he has been on business
for the past week. Ochoa is conductor
on the Nacozari railroad and has a
son in the Ell Paso schools.
Mrs. A. L. Oxford left Wednesday for.
Douglas to spend several days attend
ing to business matters Mrs. Oxford
makes her nome in Cunpas, where her
husband, DR.. Oxfc~d, has an established
practice.
AL Rinnander went to Douglas
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Rinnander
both returning Thursday to PilareS,
where they make their home.
The following were registered at the
Hotel de Nacozari last week: A. c..
Burnett, San Pablo; John Carter An
derson, Tucson; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack T..
Duffus, city; Mr.. ana Mrs. A. l..
Walker, PiIareS; Ricardo Durazo,
Oputo; G. r. Salazar, Hermosillo;, Mr..
and Mrs A. j. Rinnander Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam G. Duff, Pilares; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Neer, Jane Neer, Douglas;
Joe G.. Manning, r. s.. Marquee, Pl-
lares; George Englehart, Roswell; Mr..
and Mrs. Marion L. Williams, Douglas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Moore, Jr
Moctezuma; r. M. PacIlo, John Hoh-
Stadt, Douglas; Jose S. Meza, Hermo-
sillo; Mrs. Claude M. FRAZIER, w. r.
Cooper, Gordon d. Ginning, Henry
Nolte and family, Pilares; Harold r.
Love, Stafford.
ET16IlCS Will NC S1dQ w 11CcI GAAcV "
letter was receiver 4dSC week from Abe
Engel, a former Nacozarian, who is now
mill superintendent for the Minerva
Mining company at Asientoe, AguaS,
Mexico. Though apparently well salts
fled in his new location, he expresses
his longing to visit Nacozari again.
After conducting a bakery business in
Nacozari for the last two and half
years, Mr.. and Mrs Gustavo Herman
left Monday morning for Douglas to
remain indefinitely The Hermans SOLD
their bakery to T. ToHnoka, former
employe Of the MoctezuIna Copper
company.
Wallace N. Flippen received a LETT
ter last week from T. H. (DaO Killing
worth, who has been in San Francisco
on business for the last several months.
Dad expresses his desire to set back to
the mining game and, from the sound
of the letter, will be back in Nacozari
Soon Hollingwol vi has mining inter
ests in the Sahuaripa district.
A. c. Burnett left last week for q
short business trip in Douglas.
G. r. Salazar was business visitor
in Nacozari last week from Hermosillo
representing the Cruz Calves orphan