Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-01

| Mrs. Thomas MacKiernan, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
| VIII Fl. Nord. After a very enjoy
| able afternoon at cards delightful
refreshments were sedved. Those
present besides the. hostess and guest
| of honor We're the Mesdames Mclean,
Hitchcock, Fast, aFlippen, Cunning
nam, Groton, Nord, Aver and Walker
y George Drysdale spent several days
Lin Nacozari last week, arriving on
| Tuesday and departing on Friday.
lie spent Wednesday in Pilares ac-
companied by A. w. Liddel and c.
L., Wolfe.
Three matches in the ladies' single
tennis tournament (handicap) were
played off last Sunday. In the
morning Miss Mason beat Mrs.
Thompson, 6-2, As, 6-1. In the after
noon Mrs Wooley beat Mrs. Mac
Donald and Miss Clark beat Mrs.
Hitchcock The baalanee of the
matches will be played off Monday
and Tuesday afternoon Of this week.
| Mrs E. G. Rawlins arrived on
thursdays train from a short busi-
ness trip to Douglas.
After spending several weeks visit.
ing with her sister Mrs. Will II.
Nord Mrs. Thomas MacKiernan left
last Friday for San Antonio where
she will visit relatives. After leav-
ing San Antonio she will take in
the Mardi Gras at New Orleans, from
whence she will leave for her home
III Kinsman, o. Mrs. MacKiernan
was accompanied by her daughter,
Geane. Mrs. Nord accompanied her
sister as far as Douglas, returning
the following day.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Schneider register
ed at theh Hotel de Nacozari last
Thursday night and left the follow
ing day for El Paso where they
expect to {spend several days on
business. Schneider is in the mer-
camille business in Moctezuma.
Mrs. Wash Mclean made short
business trip to Douglas last Week
returned to Nacozari on Saturday.
|. Arturo Valenzuela spent several
days in Douglas last week on bust
ness, returning to Nacozarf on Sat
urday's train. Valenzuela has re-
Gently opened a retail mercantile es-
tablishment here.
After spending several days here
and in Pilares, M. J. Anderson lefs
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Friday. Anderson makes frequent
visits to Nacozari in connection with
his music business in Douglas.
Lee Hudspeth was Nacozari visi-
tor last week. After spending sew
eral days here on business Hudspeth
returned 10 the Santa Rosa ranch
where he is employed.
E. G. Rawlins made a short bust
turning on Saturdays train.
Ruben Moreno arrived last Satur-
cay and will spend two or three
weeks visiting with his parents here,
Moreno will return to Los Angeles
where ne has been residing for this
Fast year.
Mrs. Charles Dillman arrived on
Saturdays train with Pete, the boy
having been injured by a fall at
the San Nicolas ranch. Examination
showed a dislocation which was
! promptly set and the youngster is
doing nicely. Mrs. Dillman was
accompanied by her mother.
P. NJ Hitchcock is confined to his
home On account of a severe attaNz
manager Of the NJ. G. company's
/ store department uSiS'
A very enjoyable dinner party was
given at the hotel last Thursday
evening, the occasion being the joint
birthdays of N. S. Russell and Mrs
b. L. Thompson Mr.. Russell was
host and the other members of the
Iparty were Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Thompson r. D. Eddy and Mrs. w,
T. Macdonald.
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El Paso where he will spend a two
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends. Duffus is employed in the
Pilares mine office.
Mrs. V. A. Brussolo, accompanied
by Mrs f. Nolte and children, came
down from Pilares to meet Mrs.
Brussolo's mother who arrived on
Saturdays train and who will spend
some time in Pilares.
Senorita Manuela Lara arrived
last week from Los Angeles ana
spent several days visiting with her
brother, Juan R. Lara and other
relatives.
o. L. Neer arrived last week from
Douglas and left the following day
for the San Nicolas mine near Cum>
!, pas Neer was met in Nacozar1 by
g his son, Lee Neer, who accompanied
him to the mine
Y Clyde Brown came down from
I Piares last week to meet his family
who came in from Douglas. Brown
5 is employed in Pilares and the fam
e lily will make their home there.
Jesus Prieto Becerra was a visitor
! in this district last week. coming
< from the FL Potosi Mining company
!, in Chihuahua, as a special repre-
Isentative to observe local safety first
3 and welfare work. Becerra spent
f several days in both Pilares and