The border vidette., 1922-12-16

dt Glle nlSIl SCHOOL auOICOrluu
 last night was a very enjoyable | affair.
 B. F. Parsons, of San Fran
 cisco, has been a Nogales visitor
 this week in the interest of the Garlock Packing Go.
 Next week the family, wife
 and daughter, of G. A. Cushing,
 manager of the Nogales Steam
 Launry, will arrive from Phoe
 nic to make their home in No
 gales, at 3IS Sonoita avenue.
 The next social dance of The
 Nogales Eiks will be held on
 Friday night, December 22nd, according to Charles Bauer, chairman of the entertainment committee of the Elks Lodge.
 Last Wednesday the first ship ment of Topolobampo shrimps consigned to Los Angles parties, arrived in Nogales. The ship ment consisted of about 1000 pounds and was sent as a trial shipment by Jimmie Goodman.
 State Auditor elect Richard Ramsey announces the appoint ment of Francis R. Duffy, of No gales, as claim auditor. MT. Duff fly, who is the son of Judge F. J. Duffy, has for some time past been the efficient, accommodat- ing assistant to County Clerk RoEt. E. Lee.
 The regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club was held Thursday at The Cave Club in Nogales, Sonora, being presided over by the Rev. 0. A. Smith. The committee on nominations submitted to the members the names of officers to be voted for the year 1923
 A general clerical examination will be hel6 at the postof1ice in this city on February 3. For application blanks, and for full information relative to the ex animation, qualifications, duties, salaries, etc, address Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examin, CTS, Post Office, City.
 Warren McArthur, prominent business man of Phoenix, who had been down the West Coast of Mexico on combined busi ness and pleasure trip, returned to the States this week. He re ported a pleasant, profitable trip to the wonder land south of the border.
 The following officers of the Army and Navy Union have been elected for the ensuing year: Allen T. Bird, command CT; O. R.. Piquero, vice com Charles l.. Beatty ,junlor vice commander; l. HI. Scherb, paymaster; J. B. Stelzer, chap lain; F. w. Darby, adjutant.
 Harry Hines, who has the con- tract for the brick work on the new athletic building on the high school grounds, has been busy this week delivering brick for the new two story brick business house being erect ed on Arizpe street, Nogales, Sonora, by Dr. Fernando Priego.
 Marshall Page, aged six, son of Constable and Mrs. Arthur D. Page, died yesterday at the home of his parents, after being ill only two days. Death was by a celebral abcess. To the stricken family we extend our sympathy. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Carlos Diaz, wife of the of customs of Nogales, Sonora, is very ill at St. Joseph's in this city. On. ac- of the serious illness of Mrs. Diaz, the charity dance to have been given Thursday night at the Cosmopolitan Club by the Catholic ladies of Nogales, So nora, was postponed indefinitely.
 Tonight at the Nogales thea tre, the Ford car which the of Isabella are giv- ing away, will be rallied off, un- der the personal direction of Judge Frank J. Duffy. About $500 have been realized through the sale of tickets, the proceeds of which will be used toward clothing and food for the poor on both sides of the inter national border. The Daught- CTS of Isabella already have 200 dresses ready to be given away on December 23rd.
 Three hundred 25th Infantry