Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-08


Hitchcock, Scruggs, Nord, McLachlin,
Tompson, Williams, Flippen, Naylor,
Walker and MISS Grier.
Mrs. Herman, who was temporarily
employed as nurse at the hospital is
to be relieved by Miss Grier, of San
Fernando, Calf Mrs. Herman leaves
Monday for Douglas,
Mrs. w. N Flippen entertained
Monday with a table of bridge. Mrs.
Houle had high score. Those enjoy
ing the afternoon were Mrs. Crowley,
Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Duffus and Mrs.
Houle.
Mrs. Hoffman and daughter, Pa
tricia, returned Thursday from Los
Angeles where they were called by the
illness and death of her mother.
The Halloween costume party given
by the Pilares Social club was big
success. Those not having costumes
had to watch the merrymakers from
the outside. Punch was served through
cut the evening. Dancing was en-
loved until a late hour when hot
chocolate and sandwiches were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lowry and baby
passed through Nacozari Thursday EN-
route to Pilares to visit Mrs Lowry's
brother, j. B. Harrison, and family.
Thursday H. E. White of the engi-
neering staff at Pilares, accompanied
his wife and daughter to Nacozari, the
later leaving Friday for Los Angeles
where they will locate permanently.
Senor Don Jesus Lugo, well known
and highly respected citizen of this
town, died last Wednesday. The news
was a great surprise to many although
it was generally known he had been
quite ill for some time. Expressions of
sympathy have been heard from all
sides and the sorrow of the community
is deep over the loss of citizen of his
usefulness and distinction.
He leaves a widow and several chill
dren to mourn his death. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful Mr..
Lugo was 60 years of age at his death.
He was loving father, an excellent
friend, faithful emplOye and always
merited the confidence Of his super
iors lis last duties were those Of
manager of the Douglas memorial lib
rary which he attended to with honor
and diligence. When NacozaEi was
governed by a federal commiSario
(191O-1911) it is recorded that he filled
that office with dignity and admin
istered his duties with great economy,
and later when there was rumorS Of
war with the United States he care
fully planned an exodus of the Amer
ican residents in order that their lives
might be safe guarded and for this
action he was highly commended by
representation Of both nations. He
was asked to carry out many confident
ial missions delegated to him by Presi-
dent Gales, who was at that time
(1917) commander in chief of the state
army.
E. M. Lewis, shift boss at Pilares, left
last week for Bisbee He will return
home this week accompanied by his
daughter. who has been in Bisbee for
medical treatment, and is very much
improved.
A. H. Hernandez, inspector from the
state treasurer's office in HermoSillo
accompanied by Melton A. Hernandez
the new fiscal agent for this district
arrived in town recently, having come
}overland by way of Batuc.
Lopes Alvardo, of Nogales, attorney
| for the Chinese association, is attend
ing to business affairs in town.
/ Miss Dorcas Mason, private secretary
to Leonard Wolf, manager OF Mocte-
yuma Copper company store at Naco-
zari, left for FL Paso Friday to visit
her sister and have dental work done
s E. L. Carr, assistant manager OF