The border vidette., 1923-10-20
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hilton of
stanford, Kentucky. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hannah.

of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hannah.
Jack Walsh, an old time min.
ing man we'll known in Arizona
( and Sonora, after four years ab.
sence in the south country, has
returned to Nogales.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry J. Karns
motored to Tucson Saturday to
visit with their daughter, Miss
Helena, vino is a student at the
University of Arizona.
w. T. Roath, successful Elgin
stockraiser, who owns valuable
residence property in Nogales,
spent several hours in the city
Wednesday, on business.
The dance given last Tuesday
night at the Montezuma hotel
was enjoyed by guests and their
friends. Music was furnished
by the Nebraskan orchestra.
w. A. Rees, representative for
the Firestone Rubber Company,
who makes regular visits to No.
| gales, was here Wednesday in
the interest of this company.
Mrs. A. L. Lewis and daught.
er, Mrs. Katherine Maud, who
have been sojourning in this
city, have returned to their win.
ter home in Hermosillc. Sonora.
Lew Levin, formerly manager
of The Popular Store in this
city,is now located at San Diego.
California, where he is manager
of a mammoth mems furnishing
store.
City Attorney James V. Rob.
ins. Francis Duffy and Arthur
Peck, all dead shots with a rife,
have gone down to the Cerro
Azul mountains in Sonora, to
hunt deer and bear.
Ferd. VanMourick, manager
many years of the Nogales and
Sonora branches of the Sonora
News Company. who now makes
his home in Los Angeles, is here
on private business.
Taylor Wilkey. j. Y. Stock
and Hal Chase. returned Sun,
day night from Douglas. where
they attended the road races of
the Cochise county fair,in which
Mr.. Stock entered his $50 b. p.
Packard Special.
Don't fail to secure your ticket
for the. wonderful Egg ptian Re.
view, King Tut" which will be
given under the auspices of the
local Knights of Pythias, direct
ed by Ralph Allen. October 25th
and 10th at the Wise theatre.
E. r. Cady, driller at the No.
gales Oil & Gas Company's FL.
gin we'll, was a visitor in the
city Wednesday on business con
nected with operations in the
Elgin field, where the local com.
pany has hopes of developing
oil in commercial quantities.
DR.. V. A. Smelker left Thurs
day for Chicago, to attend the
annual meeting of the Clinical
Congress of the American Col
lege of Surgeons, to be held in
the Windy City in the near fut..
ure. The dortor will be absent
from Nogales about three weeks.
H. r. Sisk, publisher of the
Nogales Daily Herald, received
a telegram Wednesday morning
announcing the death of his
aunt, Mrs. Edward Kirkwood of
Madisonville. KY, at the John
Hopkins sanitarium at Balti.
more, Maryland, early Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Griffith,
former residents of Nogales,
after spending the week end in
the city with friends, returned
to their home in Douglas, last
Monday. Mr.. Griffith has for a
long time been connected with
Baxton-Smith Company, of the
Smelter City.
The Arizona Blue Book, for
1923-1924, compiled by Hon. Jas.
H. Kerby, secretary of State, to
whom we are indebted for a
copy, is without a doubt the
finest most interesting Blue Book
ever issued in Arizona. The
book contains 240 pages filed
with much useful information.
Tuesday night at St. Joseph's
hospital in this city a fine boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
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