Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. Williams ar
rived Saturday from Douglas and lett
the following day for the Santa Rosa
ranch.
Nacozari friends have received a let
ter from R. z. Hodges, VINO is at pres
ent on his farm near Elfrida, Ariz. He
was formerly division foreman in the
mines at -..areS.
r. M. PachO was business visitor IN
I is district last week, having driven
from Douglas in his car.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Moore, Jr.,
came up from Moctezuna last week
for medical treatlnen. lor Mrs. Mo0te
at the local hospital.
John HohStadt was a business visitor
in Nacozari last week, arriving Satur-
day HohStadt went to Cunlpas and
returned Sunday.
Jose S. Meza, state sanitary inspector,
spent several days in this district last
week on business
Mrs. Claude M. Frazier returned Sat-
urday from vacation in Douglas and
vicinity with relatives.
Harold r. Love arrived from Stafford
and left the following morning for
Pilares, where he has accepted employ
mert in the mine office.
w r. Cooper returned Saturday from
El Paso, where he has been recuperat-
ing from being slightly gassed in the
recent mine fire in Pilares
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nolte and fam
lily, of PilareS, left Monday for a
months vacation.
Nacozari and Pilares friends will be
glad to hear that Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Wells and daughter are now living in
Petaluma, Calf. Wells was formerly
division foreman in the mines at
PilareS.
The finals in the "Wooley Golf
Trophy tournament were played off
Sunday afternoon between Oscar
Moreno and Joe Champagne, resulting
in victory for Oscar Moreno. The
trophy is a special MacGregor Chief
tan" club donated by the doctor prior
to his departure for Tucson @ j 1855
Frank Aver returned Sunday from a
business trip to Morenci.
G. L. Wolfe was called to Douglas
Saturday by the critical illness of his
sister, who lives in Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Paul Greene arrived from Doug
las Tuesday and has taken up her
duties in the hospital on the nurses
staff, relieving Mrs. G. A. Wagner
H. G. Groton, of the local store, re-
turned Saturday from a business trip
to Esqueda SFronteras and Ell Tigre
While in Ell Tigre Groom was the guest
at dinner party given Thursday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C.. West. Other
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Baldridge and
Mrs. w. G. Ten Eyck, of Tucson. West,
a former Douglas resident, is now chief
electrician in Ell Tigre.
George Leland arrived Friday and
will spend the summer months with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. E., Leland. !,
Roberto Ely, left Monday for Doug
las to spend several days on business.
Elzy manages the International Com
mission companyS cantina here.
The Club Deportivo, of Pilares, de-
scended on it's rivals, of like name in
Nacozari Sunday afternoon and when
the dust cleared away the invaders
emerged at the best end of a rather
loosely contested baseball game, the
final score being Is to IS. AS the score
implies, the event was a slugging match
from the first until the last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duffus chaper-
oned swimming party Sunday after
noon, those making up the party being
Misses Evelyn Flippen and Elaine
HouIe and ,Messrs r. H. Wygle, Al
Williams and Gordon Henning. The
party enjoyed the afternoon at the
Slime pond.
After having, spent the last two
weeks in Nacozari as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs H. H. Horton and family,
Mrs r. r. Nelson and daughter re-
turned Thursday to their home in Co.
chise. Mr.. Nelson is Mrs. Horizons sis
ter
The cooling tower has been recently
cleaned out and has been thrown oper
by the company to members of the
organization and their families who
wish to enjoy the swimming during the
hot months
The annual meeting of the Nacozari
Country Club was held at the staff
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