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

ClUy AluGTudQ y. II. w lS0 has
returned from Guaymas, where
be had been on business several
days this week.
Attorney Fred Noon and fami
~ are enjoying an outing at be
autiful Ramsey Canyon in the
Huachuca mountains.
The city schools will open next
Tuesday for the fall and winter
term. Other schools in the coun
ty will open on September TO-.
City Alderman Charles Tovrea
has returned from q delightful
outing in the northern part of
the state, making the trip by
automobile.
A. G. Wrotnowski, we'll known
automobile man. has gone to
Los Angeles where be will join
his family, who now reside in
the City of Angels.
After an extended business
and pleasure visit on the coast,
at Los Angeles and San Diego,
City Alderman Bert Schleimer,
has returned home.
During the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Bowman in San Die
go, their residence on Marsh
Heights will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Milliken.
P. D. Mitchell, commercial
teacher of the Nogales High
School, accompanied by his wife
and two small children, returned
Sunday from visit in Wiscon.
| sin.
H. W. Hamblin, formerly con.
sulting engineer for the South
ern Arizona Power Co., has gone
east on private business, expect
ing to be absent from Nogales
about a month.
William Hildebrand, mine op
orator of Car DO, Sonora, after an
extended business visit in the
east, has returned to the south
country, where he is in charge
of q mining property.
| Miss Katherine Burkin, prin.
ciDal of the Lincoln School, who
has been spending the summer
vacation at her home in Quincy,
Illinois, has returned to Nogales.
for the opening of school next
Tuesday.
Former State Senator Harry
]. Harms is now driving a hand
some Packard car, which is great
ly enjoyed by the senator's
friends, who always feel safe
with Harry at the wheel, when
out of sight of the speed cop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Phillips
and Captain and Mrs. Rocks,
after a delightful outing at Mt.
Lennon, near Tucson. returned
home Monday. Mt. Lennon is
becoming one of the most popu.
lar summer resorts in Arizona.
E. F. Bohlinger, prominent
mining man of Patagonia, who
is administrator of the estate of
the late Colonel r. r. Richard.
son, of Patagonia, has returned
from Los Angeles, where he en-
joyed a visit with his brother
apd sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duma
zert of La Vile de Paris, have
returned home. the former from
New York, the latter from Paris,
France, where Mrs. Dumazert
has spent the past year with
relatives. Mr.. Dumazert met his
wife in New York, upon her
arrival from abroad.
Work on the Nogales, Sonora
brewery, under the personal su
pervision of J. E. Wise, vice
president and treasurer of the
COMPANY, is progressing nicely
and the building will be com.
pleted on schedule time. The
brewery is located near the home
of Alexandra Villasenor in south
Nogales, Sonora.
G. A. Martin, managing editor
of the Ell Paso Herald, who is
Eighth District Governor of Ro
tary Clubs. accompanied by his
beautiful bride, spent Tuesday
in the city, en- route to Hermo
sillo, to attend the inaugural ball
of Governor. elect Alejo Bay, to
be held tonight. At Tuesdays
Rotary luncheon Mr.. Martin was
the guest of honor, and Tuesday
evening reception was given
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