The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-03-03

E. G. Hatch of Hayden, after
enjoying a few days visit here
the guest of his old friend John
Hughes, proprietor of The Cave
Club. has returned home.
F. Fl. Keddington, Tucson job
printer, who recently purchased
the job department. of the Tue
son Star, was a visitor in No
gales a couple of days this week.
Homer Mcneil, one of the best
job printers in Arizona, is mana
ger of Mr.. Keddington's print
shop.
Lee Reagan, formerly Of this
city, who is now making good in
the mining game in Pinal coun.
ty, accompanied by two gentle.
men from Washington, D. c.,
motored down from Tucson last
Wednesday for a short visit in
the best town on the interna
tional border.
yesterday morning Tom Pull
liam departed for his mines in
Sonora, being accompanied by
Emory Marshall, a we'll known
mining engineer, who will ex
anime and report on the property
for San Francisco investors. The
trip is being made in Mr.. Mar.
shall's automobile.
Tim Healy, assistant city clerk,
has returned from a visit to So
nora, where he went to examine
and report on mining property
for eastern capitalists. Tim mo.
tored to the mines from Hermo
sillo, where be met many Amer
leans who are interested in So
nora lands and mining property.
Mrs. James Dusenburg, for.
merly Miss May Farrell, daugh.
ter of Judge and Mrs. Richard
Farrell of Harshaw, is visiting
her home at Harshaw, where she
was called by the serious illness
of her mother. Mrs. Dusenburg
now resides at Columbus, Ohio.
Her mother is on the road to re-
covery.
A farewell party was given
Mr.. and Mr.. George E. Free.
man last night at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. M.
Clagett, by the Ladies Guild of
the Episcopal church. The re
ception followed Immediately at
ter the Lenton services. The
Freemans are going to Tucson
to reside.
Senior Santos Maestero, mil.
lionaire planter from Nayarit, is
a business visitor in Nogales.
Don Santos is one Of the largest
tomato and vegetable growers
on the West Coast of Mexico.
He expects to ship 400 carloads
of tomatoes this season and 200
carloads of cantaloupes from his
big plantation. III
Mr.. Hamblin, of the Arizona
Gas and Electric Company, has
returned from months bust
ness visit down the West Coast
of Mexico. as far as Mazatlan,
Sinaloa. He is loud in his praise
of the treatment he received in
the wonder land" south of the
international border, and pre-.
diets a great future for that
country.
Mrs. Grace, Farrell, County
Superintendent of Schools, an.
nounces that on Monday and
Tuesday of next week, she will
hold the regular quarterly ex.
animation for teachers at her
Office in the court house. All
persons desiring certificates to
teach in the public schools OF
the county are required to take
this examination.
Yesterday Fred Afford, from
Noria, Sonora, was a business
visitor in the city. He returned
south on this mornings train,
being accompanied by two gen
tlemen from California who are
interested in land situated near
Hermosillo, owned by the Inter.
national Agricultural and Devel-
opment Company, of which A,
M. Conard of Los Angeles, is
the principal stakeholder.
Mr.. add Mrs. John Hoy have
gone to New York, where Mr.
Hoy will confer with his mimi
associates. John Hoy is one OF
the best successful miners
in the southwest. For many