The border vidette., 1923-07-14

this week couple of days.
Miss Katherine Moore Of Doug
las Is visiting in Noeales, with
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom McKinzie of Hudgin street.
Bracey Curtis, president Of
The First National Bank of No
gales, will depart on tomorrow's
train for New Bedford, his old
home in Massachusetts, where
be will enjoy visit with re
latives and friends.
John M. Hughes, proprietor of
The Cave, is enjoying o weeks
vacation at Cananea, with old
friends. For a numb of years
John was manager Of the mer-
camille department for the G. G.
G. c., at the great copper camp.
Robert Woods, Patagonia mer.
chant for long time connected
with the Patagonia Commercial
Company, of which Val Valen-
zuela, Jr., is manager, will go to
Los Angeles next week for q
visit with his wife and children.
Last Saturday Mrs. Ell. r. Sisk,
wife Of the publisher Of the No.
gales Daily Herald. and her two
small children, departed for Los
Angeles to visit the lady's
mother, Mrs. Poole, who resides
in that city, with her daughters
and son.
George Singleton, of the Sin.
gleton Construction Co.. Of Tue.
son, who has contract to build
q stretch of the Southern Pacific
of Mexico railway south of the
City of Topic, has gone to the
front, being accompanied by his
wife. and a number experienced
American rail builders.
DR.. W. F. Chenoweth, county
physician and health officer, at a
meeting of the State Board of
Medical Examiners held in Phoe
nix, was elected president Of
the board. DR.. Southworth was
named vice president and DR.. W.
O. Sweek secretary. A meeting
for examinations will be held in
October.
G. w. Phillips, we'll known
mining man, formerly of Noga.
les, now of Pittsburg, Pa, after
terminating his visit here on
mining business, has returned to
his home in the east. He will
return to Nogales next month, to
resume operations at his mines
situated a short distance from
this city.
Hon. Chas. B. Ward, of Phoe.
nix, candidate for the Democra.
tic nomination for governor of
Arizona last year, enroute to his
home in Phoenix. from his ranch
in Sonora, near Hermosillo, was
in the city last Monday. Mr..
Ward has a host of friends in
Noqales, who are always pleas
ed to see him.
Monday Nogales was visited
by Hon. Frank II. Hereford of
Tucson, who had been in, Pata
gonia several days on business
for the estate of the late r. r.
Richardson, for which Mr.. Here
ford is attorney, and E. F. Bohl-
niger of Patagonia, administra-
tor. Frank Hereford is one of
Arizona's best known successful
attorneys.
County Attorney w. A.O'Con
nor and Leslie G. Hardy, of the
law firm of Hardy & Hardy, de.
part this afternoon for Los An.
geles, to appear before the fed.
eral court in the suit to test the
constitutionality of the Arizona
minimum wage law for women.
A. Sardell of this city is plaintiff
in the suit and is represented by
Hardy & Hardy. Judge O'Con
nor and Attorney General John
w. Murphy are plaintiffs.
V. F. Frizzell, for long time
conductor on the Southern Pa
cific, has been promoted to the
important position of travelling
agent in the traffic department
of the Southern Pacific com.
pany, with headquarters in Tue.
son. Mr.. Frizzell, who is well
known and we'll liked all along
the line, succeeds M. A. Darnell,
who has been promoted to a
higher and more lucrative posi-,
tion which is in keeping with
the policy of the great Southern
Pacific in recognizing ability and