Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-29

was IlItlnSIy celebrated Dy a special
invitation ball given in the biblioteca
saturday night, the large crowds
necessitating the use Of the upper
ball room as well as the large hall
on the ground floor. Music was
furnished by the local Mexican or
chestra and the American jazz or
cnestra, dancing continuing until
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Sunday afternoon a splendid base
rall game was played between a
picked team from the newly organ
lied Club Deportivo Nacozarense"
and the Nacozari Country club before
one of the largest and most en-
thusastic crowds ever seen at the
local diamond. After nine innings
of exceptionally fast play the Coun-
try club won by the score of to
4.
The big fiesta was brought to a
close Sunday evening by an informal
dance held at the biblioteca. AS a
special token Of appreciation and to
further inspire the employees in their
good work iii the SAFETY first sue
cess each employe was presented with
a special shirt which will identify
him as being a safety first worker.
Mrs. E. G.. Rawlns spent part of
last week IN Douglas on business.
Mrs Santa Cruz and children left
Monday for Douglas to visit with
relatives and friends.
Frank Fast spent several days in
Douglas last week visiting with his
parents and attending to business
matters.
An enjoyable party was held at the
staff house Monday night honoring
MI. and Mrs. w. c. Greene ana
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Howe, Cananea
visitors. The evening was spent at
games and dancing. Those present
beside the guests of honor were Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Horton, Miss GIynton
Small, Jack Duffus Mrs. Melville f.
Taylor and E. G. Rawlins..
H. l.. Talbot went to Douglas
Monday on business, returning to
Nacozari the following day.
After spending several days in
Douglas visiting with her son, who
attends high school there, Mrs. A.
E Williams returned to Nacozari
Tuesday.
A. w. Liddel, George f. Drysdale
and S. S. Strickland, of Bisbee, ar
rived Tuesday and spent several days
in Nacozari and Pilares on com-
rany business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. White are re-
ceiving congratulations from friends
as being proud parents of q nine
pound baby boy born at the local
hospital Tuesday night. Both mother
and child are doing splendidly and
the family expects to be able to
resume their residence in Pilares
within the next few days.
Mr. and Mrs Melville F. Taylor
left Wednesday for Douglas.
After spending several weeks in
Nacozari attending to the duties cf
+. M. Hitchcock, who has been i'll,
@. H. Rowland left for Pilares Mon
day.
Mrs A. M Skinfrl and two sons
returned from Douglas Thursday
having spent several days visiting
relatives.
The companys branch store at
Esperanza was broken into and
robbed of various articles of mer-
chandise last Sunday night.
Nat S. Russell returned from
Douglas Thursday, having spent a
few days there on business.
Mrs. Fl. H. Horton and Mrs. w. r.
Horton spent Thursday in Douglas
shopping. returning to Nacozari the
following day.
After having spent several days in
Pilares where he was employed as
safety engineers, Charles OKeere
I
home.
Mrs. f. r. Wilson arrived from
the Batamote mine Thursday and left
the following day for Douglas, where
she will spend several days shop
ping.
r. d. Eddy was host alta Mexican
dinner given at Madrids Thursday
night, the guests being Miss Glynton
Small, Jack Duffus and Nat S. Russ
sell.
Sam Duff left Friday morning for
Douglas, after having been employed
as mine foreman in Pilares for sev-
eral years
ter returned Saturday from Douglas
where they spent several days
Joe Branham returned Saturday
iIOHl oHOil NdCetllOu spent III DOuS~
las and vicinity. f48
Robert Ely is the owner of a new
Chevrolet. delivery or which will be
made early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Crowley We're
host and hostess at Mexican din
ner given Saturday nNgn;, the guests
being Miss Glynton Small and Jack
Duffus. After dinner the party took
in the Safety First" ball.
Mr. and Mrs w. T.. Macdonald en-
tertained with dinner party FRI
day night, the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs b. l.. Thompson, r, D. Eddy
and Nat S. Russell.
r, NJ Lewis passed through Naco-
2ari last week on his way to Pilares,
where he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Greene and
Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Howe were Naco-
2hri visitors last week from Cananea,
where Greene is manager of the
Cananea Cattle company, ard Howe is
general superintendent of the -Four
C.'s. After spending several days
here the party left for Cananea over