The border vidette., 1923-03-17

was a guest at the Evans hotel
the forepart of the week. MIR.
Suckers farm is one of the best
in the wonderful Yaqui Valley.
Col. A. J. Macnab. Jr.. com.
mander of the 25th Infantry. at
Camp Stephen D. Little, who
recently visited Mexico City, as
guest of President Obregon,
is now in Georgia, where be is
revising and editing the manual
of rife and revolver marksman.
ship.
Friends of Deputy Sheriff A.
E. Reddoch, will be pleased to
learn that he has recovered from
a serious illness and is again on
the job at the sheriff's Office.
Mrs. Reddoch and the children,
have also recovered to the de.
light of their many friends in
Santa Cruz county.
Louis Hudgin, Jr.. son of Mr..
Louis Hudgin, secretary of Roy
& Titcomb, Inc, will shortly de.
part for Picton, Canada. for an
extended visit with relatives.
Louis is a mighty fine boy and
we join his many friends in wish
ing him pleasant visit to the
old home of his parents.
Tom Bentley, mining man in.
terested in Sonora mines, is in
the city on business connected
with his company's property on
which a mill is being erected.
John Mako, Of this city, is vice
president and secretary. of the
company. Mr.. Bentley is presi.
dent and general manager.
Wade Barbee, Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, has returned from
Ell Paso, where be ably repre-.
sented the big local financial in
stitution at the conference Of
bankers held this week. Wade
is q prince of entertains and a
hundred percent booster for No
gales aud The First National.
Harry Creighton, special agent
of the u. S. treasury depart.
ment, in charge of the district
comprising Texas, New Mexico
and Arizona, is here on official
business. Harry was formerly
special agent of the treasury de-
prrtment. with, headquarters at
NogaIes, where he has many
friends.
Rollins Bleakley, formerly OF
Franklin. Pa. who recently ar
rived at Patagonia with his wife
and two sons, and e. F.. BohIin-
ger, mining man of Patagonia,
visited Nogales Monday, Mr..
Bleakley IS a wide awake bnsi.
ness man; his mother is a sister
Of the late Colonel r. r. Rich.
ardson of Patagonia. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Saxon
and the baby. were county seat
visitors last Wednesday from
their ranch west of Nogales q /!
few miles. Mr.. Saxon attended
the Arizona Cattlemen's Conven-
ton at Phonix recently and re-
ports very successful meeting
of the states prominent stock.
raisers. and says much good was
accomplished.
Superior Judge A. G. Lock-
wood of Cochise county, was in
Nogales this week from Tomb.
stone, having been called to oc.
cupy Judge Marsteller's bench,
during the trial of cases in which
the local Judge disqualified. The
Cochise judge practiced law in
Nogales many years ago and is
we'll and favorably known by
residents of Santa Cruz county.
Manager Jennings of the local
telephone system, after delight.
full automobile trip to Guaymas,
returned home Thursday, bring.
ing with him a nice fat wild pig,
killed on the trip. Mr.. Jennings
is the most efficient, accom- modal.
ing manager the Mountain States
Tel. and Tel. Company ever had
in Nogales. He reports the road
between Nogales and Guaymas
in good condition, with kind hos.
pitable people all along the way.
While joy riding on the No
gales. Tucson road last Sunday
afternoon Wilbur Fisk, mechanic
at the garage of the Watkins
Overland Company, was almost
instantly killed when a Hudson
speedster driven by Fisk at ter.
rife speed, turned over. Other
occupants of the car. O. M. Fin.