The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-24
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Yesterday Mr.. w. T. Haley re-
turned from visit in California.
Yesterday Mr.. Richard Starr, from
Tucson. was visitor at Nogales.
The Santa Cruz Club will give a
social dance at the club rooms this
evening.
Yesterday Mr.. Howard Keener,
publisher of the Santa Cruz Pata-
gonian, was visitor at Nogales.
/ Early in the week Mr.. Charles
Taylor, the assayer, went to Har-
shaw on business. He returned
Wednesday.
The new furniture and fixtures
have been installed in the Palace Of
Sweets. and that "swell" establish
ment is "sweller" than ever.
On the evening of February 8th
the Army & Navy Union (Stephen
D. Little Camp will give a ball at
the High School auditorium.
Mr.. George Sayre, deputy collec-
tor of customs at San Fernando sub
port, out in La Osa region, beyond
Arivaca, is reported very i'll at St.
Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. Adolfo Ybarra of Guaymas,
attorney for the Southern Pacific Of
Mexico, arrived from Los, Angeles
yesterday, returning ITO Guaymas
from visit in California.
Sunday the delegation from Santa
Cruz county to the Good Roads Con-
vention at Phoenix, will depart for
the capital city to be on hand Mon
day morning when the convention
opes.
Having been relieved from COM
mand of the military district of Ari-
IONA, Col. Earl Carnahan has re-
turned from Douglas and resumed
command of the 25th Infantry and
the sub-district.
With all the building going on in
j Nogales there seems no let up in the
| demand for suitable houses and
rooms. Every day there are several
calls at THE OASIS office for
! rooms and houses.
This evening a special meeting of
Camp Stephen D. Little, Army &
Navy Union, will be held in Masonic
Hall, for muster. A large class of
candidates for membership will be
modified" and full attendance of
the membership is desired.
Mr.. H. w. Kelsey, manager of the
, Arizona Gas & Electric Company, is
reported quite i'll. Now that is re-
; markable. Had it been the other
fellow who was taken sick it would
seem more natural. But sometimes
joy kills.
! Yesterday Mr.. H. J. Temple, gen.
eral superintendent for the Suthern
Pacific of Mexico, was at Nogales.
having come from Empalme Wednes-
day evening. Today the gentleman
will go to Tucson, to remain several
days.
Yesterday there arrived from Cali
fornia Doctor A. T. Eagar, a we'll
known medico, who has practiced in
Sonora some twenty years. The
gentleman had been visiting in Los
Angeles, and was returning to his
headquarters at Ures.
The Arizona Gas & Electric Com
pany have ordered all the wires. fix
cures and appliances necessary for
carrying out the contract made with
the town for street lighting. AS
soon as received the material ordered
VIII be installed and the company will
begin service.
Yesterday Mrs. F. L. Putnam was
IN from the Sonoita country Mrs
Putnam informed THE OASIS THAT
the heavy fall of snow enjoyed there
recently has melted and all the mois-
cure has sunk INFO the ground satu-
atlng the earth to quite a deptb
making fine blowing and ASSURING a
big crop season. All the farmers
are out doing their blowing.
Yesterday Nogales was visited nv
Rev. e. R. Brown, from Los Angeles !
VINO is superintendent of home mis-
sion work for the Baptist Church in
oouthern California, Arizona and
new Mexico. He remained betwee,
trains only, departing by the after.
noon train. While here the gentle