The border vidette., 1923-01-20
JANUARY 20, 1923.
LOCAL NEWS

| Angeles, where Herlinda will
attend school.
The many friends of Mrs. T.
M. Ford, Jr., will be pleased tc
learn that she is recovering from
a severe attack of la grippe.
President Bracey Curtis of the
First National Bank of Nogales,
is recovering from recent i'll
ness, to the delight of his host
of friends.
This evening at the new high
school gymnasium, a big crowd
will witness the basketball games
between Tucson and Nogales Hi
boys and girls.
This week A. .Dumbauld, clerk
of the board of supervisors,
and family moved from the ranch
to their old home on beautiful
Marsh Heights.
James Gamble, veteran u. S.
customs inspector, for a long
time stationed at Naco, is now
doing a shift at the International
street station in this city.
Collector of Customs Chas. L.
Fowler and Bert Bristol, secre
tary of the Nogales Chamber of
Commerce, attended the Good
Roads convention at Douglas,
last Monday.
This week Alex. Strachan, of
the International Distributing
Company, S. A., received sew.
eral carloads of tomatoes from
the West Coast of Mexico, which
" be consigned to eastern markets.
Monday Chief of Police Jay
Lowe, who is also deputy U. S.
marshal, took six prisoners to
the Tucson Jail, where they will
await the action cf the federal
grand jury, now in session in
that city.
Mr.. Max Muller, vice presi.
dent of the Sonora Bank and
Trust Company, and founder of
Banco de Sonora, returned Wed
nesday from San Francisco and
Los Angeles, where he had been
on business and pleasure.
The funeral of l.. Moore, the
soldier of the 25th Infantry whe
was murdered by William Will
liams at his home on Smelter
street last Tuesday night. was
held alto o'clock this morning
at the Marsh Mortuary on Grand
avenue.
Publisher Fl. r. Sisk of The
Nogales Herald, accompanied by
Mrs. Sisk and their little daugh.
ter, spent several days in Doug.
las this week. Mr.. Sisk went to
attend the Good Roads conven.
ton held in the Smelter City last
Monday.
Nogales, Sonora's great four.
days carnival will begin Feb.
10th. There will be dancing and
the fun. loving people on both
sides of the line will go masked
on the streets. Special excur.
sion rates will be made by the
S. P. de M. r. r.
Miss Virginia Noon, charming
daughter of Attorney and Mrs.
S. f. Noon, was the holder of
the lucky number at the Hill
Morgan Tent theatre, last Satur.
day night, winning the beauti-
full diamond ring offered by the
Hill Morgan players.
After spending a few days al
his country home north of No
gales few miles, Raymond r.
Earhart, former state treasurer,
has returned to Phoenix. Mr..
Earhart's many friends will be
pleased to learn that be has re.
covered from his recent illness.
Albert Gatlin of Patagonia,
and Arthur D. Page of Nogales
have received notice of their ap
pointment by the Livestock SAM
tary Board as inspectors for the
north and south districts of this
county. Gatlin succeeds Lou
Stevens and Page succeeds Phi
Clark.
Tom Heady, manager of the
San Rafael ranch, was in No
gales last Thursday. He came
to receive carload of Sonora
corn which be took out to the
big stock ranch near Lochiel
Tom denied the rumor that bic
contemplated converting the
corn into moonshine."
! Fred Afford, from Noria, So
nora, where for many years be
has been in charge of the Inter