Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-10
NACOzARI NEWS NOTES

DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Edgar enter
tanned with an informal supper and
bridge party last week in honor of
Miss Alice Carr who has been the
guest of friends here from Ell Tigre,
Besides Ene hostess and host and
guest of honor the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. e. G.. RaWlins, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Cunningham, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. /B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
c.. L. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Horton and w E. Brady. The prizes
we're won, by Mrs. Horton and Mrs.
Cunningham 4sii
w. c. Campbell went to Douglas
last Monday, returning with Mrs.
Campbell and Dorothy who had been
in Douglas for several days on busi-
ness.
After having spent several weeks
in Nacozari as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. RawliI1s, Miss Alice Carr
left last Monday for her home in Ell
Tigre.
Mrs. G. L. Wolfe left last Monday
for Douglas where she will spend
several days visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. H. w. Cunningham made a
short business trip to Douglas last
week, leaving on Monday and re-
turning the following Thursday.
While in Douglas Mrs. Cunningham
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Joss.
Friends in Pilares and Nacozari
are elated to hear Of the success OF
one of their junior members in the
recent tennis events in Douglas, when
Albert Williams won the school ten
mis- championship, thereby winning
the privilege of representing the
Douglas schools in the state tennis
tournament held at Tucson the latter
part of last week. Williams shows
remarkable skill for his age and
should give the states best junior
players run for their money.
H. H Horton went to Douglas last
Monday on short business trip
returning to Nacozari the following
day.
After having spent the last month
in an E. Paso hospital recovering
from major operation Susano Mon
taao returned to his home and bust
ness in Nacozari last Tuesday and Is
reported as being greatly improved
by the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Harrison went
to Douglas last Monday where Mrs
Harrison will remain for some time
Mr. Harrison returned to his home ir
F'ilares the following day.
c. L. Wolfe made short business
trip to Douglas last Wednesday, re-
turning on Thursdays train.
After spending the last week in
Nacozari and vicinity on business
Henry Appel left for his home il
Tucson last Wednesday. Appel rep
resents Albert Steinfeld and com
pany of Tucson.
Thursday, Cinco de Mayo, Mexico'
greatest holiday, was celebrated II
most colorful manner by the en-
tire community many coming from
ranches and mining camps for mile
around. The patriotic demonstration
commenced Wednesday evening by
splendid musical program given b.
the municipal band, followed by ;
public dance which was enthusiast
cally attended. At o'clock Thurs
day morning salute Of 81 guns wa
fired during which time the nationa
flag was raised to the strains of tn
national anthem. At 10 o'clock tn
children of the different school
paraded the main streets led by tn
local band. Shortly after noon tn
rublic was treated to some rare ski
in broncho busting, roping and hors
racing by the best vaqueros sfror
different ranches for miles around.
At sllndown another salute Of z
guns accompanied the lowering
the flag and the balance Of tn
evening was given over to patriot
exercises given principally by til
school children, the big celebratio
being brought to close by a publ
dance held in the salon of the Biblic
teca.
One of the big attractions of tt
Cinco de Mayo celebration held
Nacozari last week was the baseba
game between the Pilares and loc
teams. For the first three inning
it was anybody's game, but the loc
nine blew up in the fourth and tt