The border vidette., 1923-04-14

Mr.. and. Mrs. Short Long are
both i'll at their home on Grand
avenue. Mrs. Long must under.
go an operation and Mr.. Long
has been confined to his bed for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. H. Libbey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. e. Dietsch,
all citrus growers of the Salt
River valley. were over Sunday
gu6 SIS in the city.
Ignacio P. Gaxiola, en- route
to Navajoa, from Mexico City,
where he is connected with the
Obregon government. was No
gales visitor this week on busi-
ness for President Obregon.
E. Titcomb, president of Roy
& Titcomb, Iuc., has purchased
a big seven passenger Packard
sedan through J. F. Johnson,
local auto dealer. The sedan is
one of the finest cars manufac
tured.
Mrs. J. A. Harrison and Mrs.
w. E. Jackson recently returned
from Prescott where they had
been attending the convention of
Arizona club women, acting de.
legates of the Nogales Women's
Club.
The dance at Elgin last Satur.
day night was a big success in
every way, and netted over $50
for the treasury of the Farm
Bureau Club. Those who went
from Nogales report a splendid
time.
Louis G. Kelsey. the we'll
known engineer. returned home
Wednesday from Hermosiilo,
where he secured big contract
for the installation of water
works and paving for the Sonora
capital.
Ike Frazier recently returned
from a trip to Phoenix and the
northern part of the state. A
large irrigation project was re-
Gently worked out by Mr.. Frazier
for large land interests on the
West Coast.
Attorney and Mrs. Henry J..
Sullivan, popular young Phoe-
nix couple. are visiting. in the
city, guests at The Bowman.
Mrs. Sullivan was formerly Miss
Aileen Ganz, daughter of a Phoe-
nix banker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glissan
and family motored to Tucson
Sunday to attend the funeral
there of N. E. Hawke, one of the
old time pioneers of the state,
who passed away at the old pue.
bio on Saturday.
Dave Loeb. q member of the
Nogales motorcade to Tucson
Sunday to meet the Stephens &
Company party. drove his Buick
coupe into an ornamental lamp
post opposite the Willard hotel
in the old pueblo.
Miss Louise Fisher. teacher OF
the Patagonia schools is in the
city this week, the guest of Mrs.
Grace Farrell. Miss Fisher is
suffering from tooth trouble and
neuralgia, and is unable to at.
tend to school work this week.
L. H. Scherb returned home
Sunday from California. where
he has been visiting wife and
son for the past two weeks. Mr.
Scherb reports great deal of
activity in the vicinity of Los
Angeles, especially in. the oil
development.
George Cortper, of Hanford,
California, who is in charge OF
a big farm in Sonora, in which
he is interested with Charles
King and other people of Han.
ford, was a Nogales visitor yes
terday on his way to California
for short visit with relatives.
Monday F. Twohey, of Phoe.
nix was an arrival in the city.
He came with large shipment
of mules and machinery, which
are being forwarded to Topic for
| work on the contract which this
concern recently secured on the
construction of the S. P. de
Mexico.
W. r. King, the we'll known
Douglas attorney and W. r.
Budrow.. general manager of the
Ell Tigre mines, were visitors
| for a. short time in NOpaleS. Wed.