Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-04

Douglas; Gordon d. Henning and Mr..
and Mrs. d. b. Pittman, of Pilares.
L. IT, Heerdt left Monday of this
week for Douglas Heerdt has been
employed in the general office here
for some time, having resigned. only
recently.
Word was received by friends last
week from j. j. Ehrat that he is at
present employed by the Nordberg
Machinery company, of Milwaukee, and
is on big repair job in Zacatecas.
Mrs. Ehrat is living in Milwaukee.
An exciting and closely contested
game of regulation baseball was played
on the local diamond sunday afternoon
between the Pilares and local teams,
resultingyin a victory for the visiting
team, the final score being to 5.
After spenuing the last week in
Nacozari and Pilares on business Nell
ton Hernandez left for his home in
Hermosillo the first of this week,
| Guillermo Lugo passed through
| Nacozari last week on his way to his
home in Pilares after spending several
, days in Cumpas on business.
E. Hong arrived last week and spent
several days on business with the rep
resentative Chinese merchants of the
district Hbng is from San Fran
cisco.
H. C. Hawkins was business visitor
in the district last week. Hawkins
! represents the General Electric COM
pany and makes his headquarters in
Ell Paso.
1lya Nf
i Pilares, spent the weekend with
friends in Nacozari last week
i e. v. Gardner arrived last week from
Tucson and spent several days here
and in Pilares J. Gardner is from the
4 u. S. bureau of mines and makes his
} headquarters in Tucson.
!; r. NJ Pulice came in last week with
Lee Neer from Douglas and left the
following day for the San Nicolas
| mine, where he expects to spend some
time.
: A very enjoyable dinner party was
given in the hotel dining room last
Thursday night in honor of the Misses
: Cochrane, Rice and Davis, who are
newcomers to Nacozari. After an ex-
l cellent dinner the young folks spent
! the balance of the evening dancing in
e the hotel parlor. Those making up the
party were the Misses Cochrane, Rice,
t Davis Clark and Small and the Messrs.
Gobble, Russell Brady, Wagner and
Duffus.
A. b. Woodul was Nacozari busi-
ness visitor last week. Woodul repre-
sents the Monterey Steel company and
makes his home in Eel Paso.
. ~ IT;Il~;oeo,, loft m MondaU
of this week for the states, where he
t will take months vacation. Wilkin-
son is on the medical staff in Pilares
! Mr.. and Mrs Howard F. Welsh ar
5 rived from the Batamote mine and left
on Monday of this week for Los An
geles, where they will make their
!. future home.
NJ. j. Anderson arrived last Saturday
and spent several days in Nacozari and
Piiares on business in connection with
? his music business in Douglas.
L. F. Mills arrived Saturday and has
taken up his duties in the general
e office relieving L. H. Heerdt.
George G. Baxter was a business
visitor last week Baxter is manager
a of the Standard Oil companys branch
4 in Douglas.
IA. c. Beauchamp arrived Saturday
and left the following day for the San
Pablo mine near Pilares.
:. Norman C. Robinson spent several
i days in Nacozari and Pilares last week
on business in connection with the
! Federated Metal corporation of Los
Angeles Robinson was accompanied
by Mrs. Robinson.
~ Ioof oil Sal ad T..
Verdugo arrived in Nacozari last Sat-
Y urday and spent several days in the
: district on business, returning to their
homes in Douglas the first of this
week.
Several young couples enjoyed hike
and picnic supper last Friday night
the party leaving at about o'clock,
their destination being the Dam con-
yon Supper was prepared la camp
: fire. and from reports available the
:. evening was a success. Those making
up the party were the Misses Cochrane,
Rice, Davis, Clark and Small and
Messrs. Rowland, Russell, Wagner,
: Duffus and Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Pittman spent
the day with friends in Nacozari last
Sunday The Pittmans make their
home in Pilares.
, Nat Russell left Saturday afternoon
on a business trip to Douglas, expect
; ing to return the first of this week.
; The Nacozari Country club announce
; a dance and supper for Wednesday
; evening, May 4, and stunt Day" for
the following day (Cinco de Mayo).
An all-day program has been prepared
and luncheon will be served at noon.
The club membership has been divided
into two teams, the reds and whites,
and several "Flooyey" contests have
; been specially prepared.
; w. L. Turner left Monday morning
; for Douglas, where he will make his
; home temporarily Turner held the
position as chief clerk in the office of
the store department here and will be
succeeded by Jack Duffus.
Gordon ID. Henning spent the day
with Nacozari friends last Sunday, re-
turning to Pilares, where he is en-
ployed, Sunday night