The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-09-01

Tomorrow Judge and Mrs. F,
J. Duffy will go to Los Angeles
for q months outing.
Malcolm G. Little, corporation
lawyer, who has been absent
from the city several months, in
Texas, has returned with his
family and is again occupying
his law Offices in La Vile de
Paris building. The Littles are
occupying the Edwards home on
Crawford street.
j. 0. Stockton, formerly as
sistant to the coach at Wheaton
College, Wheaton, Illinois, has
arrived in the city to accept the
position of coach at the Nogales
High School, succeeding Coach
Syl Paulus, resigned. Mr.. Stock.
ton comes to Nogales highly re-.
commended, as gentleman and
high. class athlete.
N. B. Mercer of the Nogales.
Buick Mercer Co., has leased
from The First National Bank
the former quarters of the No,
gales Furniture Company on
Morley avenue, and will move
to his new location about Sept.
18th. The now home of the
Mercer. Buick Co., is one of the
best in the city.
All Nogales celebrated yester
day afternoon when news was
received here from Washington,
stating that diplomatic relations
had been resumed between the
United States and Mexico. The
25th Infantry band headed a
monster street parade on both
sides of the line and business
houses closed one hour in honor
of the occasion.
Thursday o. K. Franklin, we'll
known local mining man, return.
ed from visit to mining prop.
erty owned by himself and east
ern associates. Mr.. Franklin is
one of the best posted mining
men in the southwest. He owns
valuable mining property in San.
ia Cruz county and the state Of
Sonora.
F. W. Rose, principal of the
Nogales high school, requests
all high school students and
eighth grade students whose last
names begin with "A" to IN"
inclusive, to report to the high
school this morning at 9 o'clock
for registration. Those whose
names begin with IN" to z" !,
inclusive, report this afternoon
at 1 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Pinker.
ton, accompanied by their son
and daughter, Edwin and Lu.
ellie, departed Thursday for
California. Mrs. Pinkerton and
Miss Lucille will remain in Los
Angeles through the winter and
Edwin will attend the radio
school in that city. Mr.. Pinker.
ton will return to Nogales next
week.
Miss Geraldine Mccormick,
daughter Of Mrs. E. D. Farley
of Patagonia, will shortly de.
part for Tempe where she will
enter the State Normal School.
Her brother Richard will leave
next week to resume his studies
at the St. Joseph's Academy at
Prescott, from which institution
his sister graduated in June,
last.
Nick Kerson, manager of the
ill fated Cosmopolitan Cafe, de
stroyed by fire last Saturday
morning has returned from Los
Angeles, where he went to en-.
gage a new jazz orchestra for
the Cosmopolitan, which will be
rebuilt by Mr.. Kerson and his
associates, who expect to have
the new Cosmopolitan ready for
a grand opening on Christmas
eve.
On the present tour of Mexico,
as guests of the Obregon gov.
eminent. Hal Chase and his
famous International baseball
team of Nogales, will play in all
the important cities of the
southern Republic, where the
great American national game
is rapidly taking the place of
bull fights. Manager Chase has
strong team. Dollars to dough.
nut. they bring home the bacon.
Harry Lawton, general traffic