The border vidette., 1923-08-25

W. D. Blackmere, we'll known
mining man from Mocorito, is a
guest at The Bowman Hotel.
Mrs. Nellie Wood, wife of Tom
Wood, of the contracting firm of
Lown & Wood, has gone to Los
Angeles, for a months visit with
relatives and friends.
A. Macfarlane, we'll known
Sonora mining man, accompan.
led by his family arrived in No
gales Wednesday from Douglas,
where the Macfarlanes reside.
! Last Wednesday the home of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Virgil Walker was
made happy by the arrival of
baby girl. Mother and little one
doing nicely. Congratulations.
Mrs. Harry j. Saxon was in
the city Wednesday, for short
visit with relatives. Recently
Mr.. Saxon bought a big ranch
and here of cattle in Pima
| county.
John Burton and Charley
Moody, local contracts, are busy
remodeling and improving the
Royal Cafe on Morley avenue,
| in the building owned by the
late l.. Epbraim.
Bob O'Shea, one of the best
known popular travelling men on
the road, paid Nogales visit
this week a couple of days in
the interest of his big wholesale
| house.
Mrs. Gus O'Connor, charming
daughter of Mrs. Nayan Ell. De
Clio, Of the Nogales National
Bank, after enjoying a visit here
with her mother, has returned
to her home in Tucson.
Chris Nichols, prospector and
mine promoter, has returned
from the Alamos mining district
in Sonora, where be accompan
led prospective buyer of mines
owned by Chris and his asso-
ciates.
Mrs. Audrey, formerly Miss
Mildred Fowler, daughter Of
Collector Of Customs and Mrs.
G. L. Fowler, has returned from
Long Beach, California, where
she enjoyed visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed. Rose.
Mrs. Fred MCGEE of Washing.
ton. D. c., who with her two
daughters has been visiting in
Patagonia, spent Tuesday in the
city. Mrs. MCGEE resided at
the Sanford ranch near Pata.
| gonia several years ago.
Mrs. Long, widow of the late
Short Long, veteran Southern
Pacific passenger conductor, for
many years resident of this
city, will depart today for Tue.
son, where in future she will
make her home with her son
who is now in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Co.
Sam Rotge, Red Cross field
! director, with headquarters al
| Camp Stephen D. Little, an
nounces that the state of Kansas
is now paying a bonus to world
war. veterans. All ex service
men from Kansas are requested
to get their application blanks
from Mr.. Rotge at once.
NOTICE: = Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will
on the 31st day of August, 1923,
at 9 o'clock a. M, at 304 Grand
ave-, Nogales, Arizona, sell al
public auction, one Hudson auto
mobile, motor No. 1924, serial
No. 3O6887. COMMERCIAL Sc
CURITIEs CORPORATION Cons.
Early this morning fire of un
known origin destroyed the Cos
mopolitan Cafe building in No
gales, Sonora, owned by Eduardo
Camou. The brokerage Office Of
! G. F. Holler was also destroyed
many valuable documents being
burned. The loss is partly GOV
cred by insurance. Girls Kersor
and associates owned the stock
and fixtures in the Cosmopolitan
building.
| Everybody in Nogales hopes
that Col. ]. A. Macnab, Jr., will
be retained as commander of the
25th Infantry, at Camp Stepher
D. Little. At the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce THURSDAY
night a telegram was read from
Bracey Curtis, president of the