The border vidette., 1923-04-21

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Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mars, in
charge of the Baptist missionary
work on the West Coast of Mex.
leo, with headquarters at Quay.
mas, are visiting at the border,
for few days.
F. M. Manson, general mana.
ger of Western Ore Company,
of Reno, Nevada, has returned
from Mexico, where he investi
gated a number of mining prop
critics for his big company.
j. Q. Schell, brother 10 law of
VIM. ii. Davey, accompanied by
his family is here from Tampico,
Mexico, where be has been for
the past two years, is Nogales
visitor, at>the Davey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, of
Hermosillo, where Mr.. Lewis is
engaged in the business of buy
ing ore and bullion, arrived in
NOgales the forepart of the week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Vinegar.
Alfred Taft, president of the
Taft Land & Development Co. j,
of Holly wood, California, has re
turned from an inspection trip
down the West Coast, where his
company is interested in a big
colonization project.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chees
man, from Guaymas, are guests
at The Bowman Hotel. Mr..
Cheesman is agent on the West
Coast of Mexico for a big oil
company, and makes, his head.
quarters in Guaymas..
J. D. Pope. advance agent for
the Ellison-Wight Chautauqua,
has been in Nogales several days
arranging for the arrival tomor
row Of his big aggregation of
star entertainers, which Hope
insists are the best ever,
According to County Recorder
Tracy Bird, more instruments
have been filed for record during
the past few weeks than in sew
erai months previous. The ma
jority of the papers filed are
mining options and leases.
G. E. Wilson. owner of the
electric light and ice plant of
Patagonia, and one of the di-
recLors of the First State Bank
Of that little city, motored down
to the international border last
Tuesday on private business.
Tom Shannon, from the Four
Metals mines, has been g. county
seat visitor this week. Tom has
hopes Of making a deal in the
near future. Says you can't al
ways keep a squirrel on the
ground in a timbered country.
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Francis r. Duffy, chief clerk
in the auditors office at the state
capitol at Phoenix, returned to
his work Sunday, after a visit
Of two days with his parents.
He came down on Friday with
Governor Hunt to attend the
Jefferson Day banquet.
A marriage license was issued
Monday by Clerk of the Superior
Court Ro5t. E. Lee, to Michael
F.. Dunn, 80, and Hazel Srite, 81,
both of Tucson, who were &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Freeman of Tucson, where the
newly weds will reside.
Ed. Clayton, from the Pearson
Rancho, Sonora, where he has a
big herd of Hereford cattle, has
been a business visitor at the
border this week. Recently Ed.
sold fifty young white face bulls
to a stockrsiser owning a ranch
in the Altar district, Sonora.
F. E Sullivan, local manager
for the Standard Oil Company,
announces the opening of offices
in the Villa de Paris building,
corner of Morley avenue and In
ternational street, where in fu
ture the business of his company
in Nogales will be transacted.
W. J. Phillips sf the Owl Drug
Store, has returned from Quay
mas, where he resided before
coming to Nogales. He reports
having had a pleasant visit to
the bay city," where he was
the guest of his old friend. John
Mcpherson, vice American con
sui.
Howard Keener, editor and
publisher of the Santa Cruz Pa