The border vidette., 1922-05-27
MAY P. 1922.
LOCAL NEW s.

Cdlll Has IeGuIueo u GnS
 States from a visit down the
 west coast of Mexico. State Treasurer Raymond Ear hart is enjoying a couple of days
 visit here with his family and
 many personal friends. Attorney Joe Hunter from Ajo,
 where he is interested in mining
 property, visited Nogales this week on private business. Bob Ogle, formerly connected with local banks. now with one of the big Tucson banks, was a
 Nogales visitor last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Paul Worland, of the First National Bank, were
 among those who attended the dance at Sonoita, last Saturday night.
 E. A. Vessel, proprietor of
 The Evans Cigar and News
 Stand, has returned from a con- bined business and pleasure visit
 in California.
 Frank Powers, from the fam
 ous old Worlds Fair silver mine,
 which for many years has been known as Powers Bank" is a
 guest at the New Brickwood hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Wyatt of
 Louisville, Ky, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Edward c. Gil, dea Mr. Gildea is the we'll
 known foreman of the Herald's $
 print shop.
 William Lowe, from Tubac,
 was a Nogales visitor last We'd nesday, having come to attend a
 meeting of Democratic County Central Committee, of which he is a member.
 Spider" Kelly, of prize ring
 fame, accompanied by his wife,
 brother Joe and wife, and Jack Noouan, enjoyed couple of days visit in Nogales this week,
 from Tucson.
 Hugh Knox, secretary of the
 Cotton Growers Association of
 the Salt River valley, and Chas. E. Dagnett of Washington, D. c. :,
 are Nogales visitors. They are at The Bowman.
 Mr. E. l.. Farrin, secretary and treasurer of Wester Pacific
 Drilling Co, has arrived in the city from the coast and will re
 main here until the drilling in
 the Elgin oil fields is complete. John Hughes, popular pro prietor of The Cave, returned
 the fo:epart of the week from a business visit at Cananea, where for a number of years he was manager of the mercantile branch of the big copper company. Bryan Akers, from Phoenix,
 was a Nogales visitor a couple of days this week, being a guest
 at the Montezuma hotel. Bryan
 is son of Charles H. Akers,
 published of the Arizona Ga. zette.
 w. A. Benson, former prohi bition agent, has been in Noga- les this week looking the field
 over with a view of entering the motion picture game. Ben
 son may lease the Lyric theatre,
 owned by Mrs. Con O'Keefe. Hon. Adolfo Ibarra, the we'll
 known Guaymas attorney, who
 for many years has represented 1 the Southern Pacific of Mexico, 1 on the West Coast, spent a cou pie of days on the border this
 week, in the interest of his con- 1 pany.
 Manuel S. Elias, of Nogales, ,So- nora, brother of Governor Elias of Sonora, died Thursday morn
 ing at his home in Colonia Mo- derna. Deceased was B years of age and is survived by wife.
 Tuberculosis was the cause of his death.
 Alderman Elect Joe Wise say 8
 he is going to do all in his power during the next two years to
 make Nogales the best biggest
 little city on the map. Bully for
 Alderman Wise. He'll make one
 of the best aldermen Nogales ever had.
 In the gold medal contest held l at the high school auditorium
 last Tuesday night, Miss Sarah Noon won first prize and Carlos Mills was awarded the second. The gold medal is a gift from
 w. J. Cavanaugh and E. V. | A bernathy.