Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-11
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES

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NACOZARI NEWS NOTES
Mrs l. r. Beecroft and children
arrived from Douglas last week and
left the same day for Pilares to join
IT. R. Beecroft, who is ! employed in
the company store there. The Bee.
crofts will make their home in
Pilares.
n. S. Russell of the Nacozari Rail-
road company, was in Pilares, for a
few days on business last week.
Mrs. w T. Mcdonald and daugh-
ter, Virginia, left for Douglas last
Monday Mrs Macdonald returned
to Nacozari the following day and
Miss Virginia went to Salt Lake
City, where she attends college.
Mrs. Littlewood and children re-
turned from Douglas last Tuesday,
where they had been to spend the
holidays with daughter and son
who attend the Douglas high school.
Miss Carol Clark returned last
Tuesday from San Diego, where she
spent the Christmas holidays with
friends and relatives. Miss Clark
teaches the higher grades in the
American colony school here.
Doctor and Mrs. Wooley returned
last Thursday from Tucson, where
they visited with Mrs Wooley's par
ents over the Christmas holidays.
Pedro Barreda was business Wis
itor in Nacozari last week from
Fronteras, where he operates a flour
mill. Barreda returned to Fronteras
Wednesday.
William Melcher was called to
Douglas last Thursday morning due
to the critical illness of his brother
c. H. Melcher, who died Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Horton, father
and mother of H. II. Horton, left
last week for Los Angeles to visit
with another son. After spending
few days in Los Angeles they will
leave for Selingrove, Pa, where they
make their home The Horizons spent
several weeks in Nacozari and were
highly elated at being able to pick
strawberries, violets and grapefruit
in the garden on Christmas day.
J. B. Mattingly went to Douglas
on business last Friday, returning to
Nacozari the following day. Mat
tingly is assistant manager of the
store department here.
Mrs. G. Leonard Wolfe was in
Douglas the latter part. of last week
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Wolfe returned to Nacozari ON
Saturdays train.
Norbert Singer spent few days
in Douglas last week on business.
Singer is employed in Pilares and
returned on Saturdays train.
Mrs. G, w. Reilly and daughter
arrived on Saturdays train to join
OReilly, who is employed in the
will make their home here
Bert E. Kingston, Jr,, and Bert o.
owens spent several days in Naco-
zari last week on business connected
with the Atlantic Novelty company
with headquarters in Los Angeles.
| The following were registered at
the Hotel de Nacozari last week:
Bert f. Kingston, Jr., and Bert O.
owens, of Los Angeles; Miss Dorcas
Mason, Amarillo, Texas; Captain and
Mrs. Jose Montief, Pi1ares; H. G
Beauchamp, Douglas; G. A. Sommer
San Pedro; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Frazier Pilares; Guillermo r. Per-
eida, Cumpas; Reynaldo L. vasquez
the San Nicolas mine; Alexandra
Gamez, Cumpas; Joaquin L. Lopez
Pilares; A. J. DeMendoza,. Phoenix
Guillermo Lugo, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Ashley, Fred Pothast and Norbert
Singer, Pilares; Charles Dillman, o.
the San Nicolas ranch; Lee Neer
Douglas; j. NJ. PARA, Eel Paso; Boil
Slaughter Robert l.. Slaughter, Jr
| and Captain e. L. Holmdahl, Dallas
EJoseph Polar, Pilares; E. c. Piper
Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. O'ReilIS
and daughter, Douglas; N. o. Rucker
Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. White
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