The border vidette., 1917-07-28

Bank of Nogales, who recently joined the navy and then mar ried a lovely young lady, Miss | Edna Baer of Los Angeles, will report for duty about the first of August. His lovely bride will for the present reside in Noga- i les, at the elegant home of Judge and Mrs. M. MarsGeller, the groom's parents.
 Last Sunday in San Francisco, John Peterson, manager of the Peterson Grocery and Produce Company of this city, and Miss Evangelia Argitiadoux, daught- CT of wealthy Grecian family of San Francisco, were united in marriage. After spending their honeymoon in sunny Cali fornia, MT. and Mrs. Peterson will come to Nogales where they will make their home.
 Jack King, we'll known sue cessful mine operator, who for nearly twenty years, off and on, has been operating in the vicin- ity of Nogales and in northern l Sonora, has been here several days on private business con- nected with his interests in the south country. Jack says he hopes soon to book big win ming in the mining game, which he understands from A to z.
 Mrs. Gamble, mother of Jim Gamble the United States depu- ty collector of customs at Indian Oasis, Pima county, and sister of Captain Jefferson Davis Mil ton, U. S. immigration agent stationed at Fairbanks, CochiSe county. is here from Floria for a visit with her son and brother, both of whom are we'll and fav- orably known throughout south ern Arizona and northern Sono- ra.
 The military and civil author ities of Nogales, Sonora, helped to make the visit of the tax con ference one long to be pleasant. ly remembered. The keys of the sister city were turned over to the entertainment. committee. | By the courtesy of General Gomez, splendid band concert was given the visitors in the plaza last Wednesday night, which was greatly appreciated by those who enjoyed visit abroad"
 Jesse Boyce, Arizona's efficient auditor, was visitor in the city Monday and Tuesday, having come over from the state capital on official business with the Son. ora Bank & Trust Go. Ex- pressed himself delighted with our delightfully."- cool weather, and like other visitors in town this week, said he was going to tell all he knew about this live burg when he returned to Phoe- nix, where at this time of year the weather is a bit hot.
 During the worst electrical storm in the history of Nogales, last Sunday evening. great deal of damage was done to re- sidences and business houses within the city limits. Light ming and wind ripped the roof off the Red House, blew in a | pOrUlOn OI GQ0 ArIZOQd uOG0l, ana caused deal of damage to many residences on both sides of the international line. Many win dows were broken by hail, some of which were the largest ever seen in Nogales. Stock in The Red House. damaged by water, estimated at several hundred dollars.
 A meeting of the Nogales Federation on Camp Activities, of which Hon. Charles B. Hardy is president and Rev. George c. Golden, secretary, has been call ed for Monday evening, July 3Oth, at which citizens, women and men, are earnestly request ed to be present. The meeting will be held at the Santa Cruz Club. At a recent meeting of the Federation, the following committees were appointed: R. l.. O'Neill, Mem bership; Colonel Frier, Census; Wirt G. Bowman, Hospital; Harry J. Karns, Liter ature; J. B. Bristol, and J. w. Edwards, Publicity and Finance. Mayor H. M. Clagett, is taking a great interest in the Fedora tion.
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