Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-09
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES


from Ell Paso, where he has been
for the last month under the care
of specialist. Montano's condition
is little improved and he expects
to return within the next month
for the purpose of being operated on.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. a.
]. Houle was Fentered by thieves
Sunday night between the hours Of
Z and and considerable wearing
apparel and other valuables taken.
Due to very. prompt and efficient
work on the part of the local police
however, the thief was apprehended
but to date no trace of the loot
has been uncovered.
o. H. Rowland is temporarily a
Nacozari resident, having arrived from
Pilares last week to fill the vacancy
in the store department caused by
the illness of p M. Hitchcock.
Mrs. "A. ]. Houle arrived on Tuesday
of last week from Douglas where
she had been visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mrs Brown returned last week
from a short visit with her daughter.
Mrs Johnnie Murchison. Mrs. Brown
makes her home here with Mrs. J.
Ben Humphries, her daughter.
Mrs. w. D. King and Mrs. Alfred
Enders, of Douglas, arrived Tuesday
and spent the week-en as guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace N. Flippen
at the Hotel de Nacozari. The ladies
returned to their homes Friday.
Mrs G. p. Windsor spent several
days in Douglas last week on bust
ness, returning 20 Nacozari Tuesday.
After spending several days at the
San Pablo Mining and Milling COM
pany's property in the Pilares dis
trict, Fl. G.. Beauchamp returned to
his home in Douglas Wednesday,
DR.. ]. H. Wooley spent Wednesday
in Douglas on business, returning to
Nacozari Thursday.
Mrs H H. Horton went to Douglas
Wednesday to meet her mother in law,
Mrs. w. T. Horton, of Los Angeles,
who will spend several weeks here
Ygnacio Soto arrived on Thursday
Of last week from Mexico City and
left the. following day for Cumpas,
where he spent several days visiting
with his father, Jesus A.. Soto. who
is Cumpas manager of the Inter
national Commission company Soto
will return to his Mexico City home
in the near future.
Pedro Barreda spent several days
in Naeozari last week on business
connected with his flour mill in
Fronteras, returning to that city
Friday
Sam B. English was a business
visitor in Nacozari last week, having
come in from his mining property
north of here to attend to business
matters
Nat Russell spent the weekend
in Douglas taking in the American
legion ball held at the Gadsden
Saturday night.
James Va1enzano arrived Thursday
from business trip to Cananea en-
route to his home in Pilares.
Miss Maud Rousseau arrived Sat-
urday from Douglas and Warren,
where she had been the guest of
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hou1e left
Monday for Los Angeles, where Mr.
TIoule will submit to minor opera
tion They expect 10 return in about
80 days.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe D. Neidhardt will be interested
to hear they have moved from Oroya,
where Neidhardt was employed by the
Cerro de Paseo Copper corporation,
to Trujillo, Peru, Neidhardt having
accepted employment with the North
ern Peru Mining and Smelling COM
pany They are well pleased with
their new location but they say that
it does not compare with Nacozari
from any angle.
| The ladies singles handicap tennis
tournament was played off last week,
the results being as follows: First
| frame, Mrs. Aver beat Mrs. Pitt
man, Miss Mason beat Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Wooley beat Mrs Macdonald,
Mrs. McLachlan beat Mrs Frazier,
Mrs. Fast beat Mrs Scruggs, Miss
Clarke beat Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs
Flippen beat Mrs. Houle and Mrs
Edgar beat Mrs. Wolfe In the second
frame Mrs. Aver beat Miss Mason,
! Mrs Wooley beat Mrs McI.achlan,