The border vidette., 1923-05-12
MAY 12. 1923.
! LOCAL NEWS.
Tomorrow is Mothers Day.

/
toms Inspector Charley Jones, is
visiting her mother in Benson.
Attorney Duane Bird has re
turned from Hermosillo, where
went on business for some clients.
/ Today the six U. S. drop letter
mail boxes are being placed and
will be ready for use next Mon.
day.
J. G. Soto, of the international
Commission Company. is a busi,
ness visitor in the city from
Douglas. his home.
Harry D. Tomliu, local real
estate dealer, who has been in
California on private business,
has returned home.
| Don't miss the cowboy sports
at the Cumming ranch tomorrow
afternoon, at the end of the Tue
son. Nogales paved road.
Enrique Seldner, secretary to
Secretary of State Adolfo de la
HHerta, is here on combined
business and pleasure visit.
| DIR. Fl. H. Sherman, of Pata,
gonia, spent several days in the
city this week from the little
city on the banks of the Sonoita.
John Writer, from Magdelena,
Sonora, where is custodian of
property owned by the Black
Mountain Mining Company, was
a business in the city Thursday.
Fred. Williams, San Xavier,
Sonora, mining man, has return.
ed from Denver, Colorado. where
he went on business connected
with his Mexican mining prop
erty.
This week the Auto and Ser.
vice Company sold Star ambu
lance, to the Cruz Roja (Red
Cross of Guaymas. The ambu
lance was shipped south Wed
/ nesday.
A train of thirty cars of to
matoes and cantaloupes passed
through the port of Nogales
Thursday en- route from the
West Coast of Mexico to eastern
markets.
| The picnic, at Oscar Ashburn's S
! Monkey Springs ranch tomor-
row is going to be a jolly affair.
| Many federal employees will be
there and fine time is assured
all who attend.
| Jose Sanches, convicted OF
shoplifting from the J.C.Penney
Store, was Tuesday sentenced
by Justice of the Peace Chas.
E. Hardy to serve thirty days in
the county Jail.
/ VIM. H. Knox. president OF
| the Arizona Cotton Growers
| Association, is in the city, on
business connected with his big
association, which maintains of.
fees in this city.
| Mrs. B. J. Russell, nee Miss
Tillie Bowman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Writ G. Bowman, is
visiting her parents at their
pleasant home on Marsh Heights,
from her home in Douglas.
] I. P. Frazier, local civil engi'
neer, and D. N. Phillips, well
known assayer, returned Tues
day from inspecting some min
ing claims in the. Altar district,
Sonora, for eastern investors.
The funeral of Sam Merchant
rancher, who died Sunday from
Pneumonia. was held Tuesday
afternoon. from Frank Carroon's s
undertaking parlors, interment
being in the Nogales cemetery.
Rev. o. A. Smith, who attend
ed the Congregational confer
ence of Prescott. He reports
very successful meeting in the
mile high city," where the dele
gates were given rousing vel
come.
The Kiwanis Club members
are collecting money for build
ing the big public swimming
pool, on the site recently donat
ed by Writ G. Bowman. j. F
Johnson is chairman of the
swimming pool committee.
H. E. Berner, j. B. Mix, Geo
Januel, l. P. Frazier, Sam Fried
mao, William Chalmers, and Roy
Herrera, we're among the loca
knights of Pythias. who motor
| ed to Tucson Thursday to attenc
the funeral of the late Shor