The border vidette., 1923-11-03

hAAAiPos Ae1o 0lAAHCO al VIC CAoJ
from Los Angeles for visit
with her brother, who occupies
the w. w. Ford residence on
Hudgin street.
Francis Duffy, son of Judge
Frank j. Duffy, after enjoying a
visit here with his parents, has
returned to Phoenix, where be
holds an important position in
the state capitol.
More than a hundred big white
face steers, from the great Ari.
zona ranch in Sonora owned by
Alderman j. E. Wise of this
city, were recently shipped to
Phoenix butchers.
Ignacio Gaxiola, personal re.
presen tative for the Obregon
garbanzo interests, is business
visitor in the city, from Mexico
City. From here Mr.. Gaxiola
will go to Navojoa.
Bill Keyte, we'll known fire in.
surance man, and party of
friends returned Thursday from
deer hunt out Orc Blanco way.
Each member of the party
brought home a nice buck.
Theron Richardson, cashier of
The First National Bank of No.
gales, and Joe Berk, proprietor
of The Modern, have arrived in
Los Angeles, to which place
they motered from Nogales.
G. L. Northcraft, manager of
the Sonoita Land Grant, and e.
E. Bethel. manager of the
Washington Trading Company.
we're business visitors in Nogales
Wednesday from Patagonia.
E. Fl. Evans of the Evans
Mercantile Company, motored
down from Patagonia the fore
part of the week on private bust
ness. Before going to the min.
ing town Mr.. Evans resided in
Nogales with his family.
Last night a negro who at
tempted to force an entrance to
a residence in this city, was shot
through the head and instantly
killed by an American lady, who
was alone in her home. The
fatal shot from an automatic
pistol was fred through a win
dow.
Oliver White, son of DR.. and
Mrs. White, will conduct the
Junior Church service at st. An
drew's Church tomorrow night
and will give an interesting talk.
The junior choir, under the lead
ership of Miss Bell, will lead in
the singing. Everybody cordial.
ly invited.
Mr.. E. Titcomb, president of
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has gone
down the west coast on a busi-
ness visit. At Mazatlan Mr.. Tit
comb will be joined by his son
Edward, who for the past two
weeks has been in the south
country on business for the big
local firm.
In the race for school trustee
of Nogales District No. 1, last
Saturday Mrs. Anna B. Ackley
defeated DR.. A. L. Gustetter by
a majority of 140 votes. Ap-
proximately $50 votes we're cast.
The school board now consists
of Mrs. Anna B. Ackley, DR.. w.
F. Chenoweth and J. G. Tovrea.
Lieutenant and Mrs William
Murray have returned from their
honeymoon trip to the Grand
Canyon. Mrs. Murray was for.
merly Miss Mary Wise. charm
ing daughter of Alderman and
Mrs. J. e. Wise. The lieuten
ant and his bride will make their
home at Camp Stephen D. Little.
Chariot Molina, the "Charlie
Chaplin of the Bull Ring" will
appear at the Nogales High
School grounds after the 25th
Infantry battalion football game
on November 11th, in conjunc.
ton with the mammoth program
to be presented on that day by
the Ridge Igo Post of the Amer
lean Legion.
Col. A. J. Macnab, Jr., former
commander of the 25th Infantry.
Camp Stephen D. Little, who
has been transferred to New Jer-
sey, departed Thursday morning
for hunting trip at Port Lobos,
Sonora, Mexico. He was accom-
panied by Charlev Gilbert and