Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-20
NACOZARI NEWS


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Leaving Monday to resume her
studies at the University of California
in Los Angeles, Louise Houle was ac-
Companied as far as Douglas by her
mother. Louise plans to spend few
days visiting with her aunt, Mrs,
Sturgeon, before entering upon her
Junior year in school, Mrs. Houle re-
turned to Nacozari Thursday, attend
ing in the meantime to some neces-
sary dental work and the usual
amount of shopping.
w. B. Cramer, consulting metal
lurgist for the P. D. corporation, was
in town several days last week con-
ferring with local officials in the
matter of some important mill tests
to be conducted in the near future.
The work is being arranged in CO.
operation with plans of W. T. Mac
Donald, the local mill superintendent.
E. Leland, general superintendent
of the local company, was in Douglas
for day last week having dental
work done.
The regular period for orchestra
practice brought Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Frazier and Mr.. Wygle into town
from Pilares Thursday. "zeb" Frazer
is the orchestra leader and Mr..
Wygle is the saxophoniSt of our ex-
cellent local orchestra.
The local clientele of the Nacozari
hotel are missing the services of Tom
McClennan, the chef. Toms foot
has an infection that has kept 1iin
in the bed for the last week or more.
H. G. Beauchamp, accompanied by
John Pernberthy, is looking over a
mining property in the Arizpe dis
trict. Mr.. Pemberthy was at one
time the assisting superintendent at
Pilares and his many friends in the
district were pleased to see him again.
James Valenzano of Pilares, went
to Cananea last week to look over
the progress of his diamond drilling
work in that camp.
G. Q. Bourgeois was in Nacozari on
business Tuesday.
S. de Solmenhac of the Lampasos
district, spent several days in Naco-
zari last week making purchases and
preparing for additional work.
Herbert E. Millard, a mining man
of Long Beach, Calf, is in town, at
tracted by a proposed mining deal.
One of the last to leave on the
vacation periods for this year is F.. L.
Adams, general secretary in the man
ayers office. NJ Adams plans to
buy a new car in Douglas and to
make Herewith an overland trip to
Shreveport, La, visiting friends and
relatives there and along the line of
travel.
Mr. and Mrs E. p Harrison are the
proud parents of a baby girl born at
the local hospital September II. Both
mother and baby are progressing
nicely.
Mrs. Walter O'Toole of Pilares, left
for her home in Salt Lake City, ac-
companied by her three small sons.
T. N. Figueroa, employed in the
company store, returned from a va
cation spent in Los Angeles, coming
in on Saturdays train.
A new employee in the time office
at Pilares is Mr.. Turigan, a recent
arrival from Cananea.
Financial affairs connected with
local taxes and other state income
brought A. H Hernandez, of the state
treasurer'S office, into Nacozari last
week. =
j. G. Macintosh, inventor of the
famous Macintosh flotation machine,
arrived from Salt Lake City last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Macintosh was formerly
employed here as general foreman in
the local concentration and it was
while working here that the new ma
chine was perfected and patented.
Mr.. Macintosh is leaving for Cam
anea Monday
An informal dance was given by
the Country club at the staff house
Saturday in honor of Miss Delaney
and Miss Nickerson, the new teachers
in the American school, The dance
was attended by all of the younger
members of the colony.
Mrs. M. j. Crowley entertained
with table of bridge for Mrs. Guin,
who is visiting her brother, Jack
Duffus. Those present were Mrs. E. G..
RaWlins, Mrs. Jack Duffus, Miss De-
laney and Miss Nickerson.
laney and Miss NickerSor. Miss Nick
erson won the cut-prize, and, after
presenting the guest prize to Mrs.
Guin, dainty refreshments were
served
Attending the dance in honor of
the new teachers last Saturday night
were Lee Rigers, G.. D. Henning and
w. D. SchrOck, all of Pilares. Golf
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