The border vidette., 1923-06-16

| DR.. A. w. Hardtmeyer of Pat
agonia, was a county seat visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Ramona Carreno, lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Cafreno of Mexico City, former
ly of Nogales. and Jose Karam,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Karam
of this city, were married Wed
nesday evening at the Cathedral
in El Paso, after which the new
! ly weds departed Oh a two
months honeymoon in the Ha
waiian Islands.
Mrs. Foster Wright recently
passed through the city from
Culiacan en- route to her old
home in Michigan where she
will visit relatives over the sum
mer months. Mrs. Wright is
we'll known in this city her hus-
band having been cashier of the
| Nogales National Bank for sew
eral years prior to entering bust
ness in Culiacan.
The fifth annual state conven.
tion of the American Legion at
Flagstaff, adjourned Wednesday
after electing the following off
GERS: II. G.Southworth of Pres
colt, state commander; Joe Lie
herman of Winslow, vice com
mander; B. FL. Mills of Nogales,
historian; and George r. Lewis
of Flagstaff, sergeant at arms.
The 1924 convention will be held
at Yuma.
Charles L. Hardy, prominent
local attorney, has secured a
contract to furnish the mill labor
at the new -four mill to be erect
ed at the Hacienda Necesita Mas
plantation in the Yaqui valley in
Sonora. E.. E. Noon is the su
pervising engineer for the con.
struction work, which will prob
ably be finished this fall. AT
torney Hardy is contemplating a
trip to the plantation in the near
future.
| According to Secretary Sullin-
ger of the Tucson Elks Lodge,
who was in the city yesterday,
more than $50 Tucson Bills will
be here next week for the big
celebration in honor of the third
anniversary of the Elks Lodge
of Nogales. Saturday and Sun
day. June 1921. No foolin, )"
says Secretary Bob Lee of the
Nogales Lodge, the celebration
is going to be the biggest and
best ever"
j. r. Jennings, of the state
department of agriculture, who
spent several days in the city
this week Investigating local
dairy conditions, is said to have
! placed his 0. K. on the Nogales
| Jersey Farm, The Bayze, and
other local dairies. Matt Ham
bin, manager of the Nogales
Jersey Farm, and George Bayze
say Mr.. Jennings thoroughly
understands his business and is
a square" shooter.
Flag Day was celebrated by
the Nogales Elks at the Elks
| Club Thursday night. a large
number of mem bers of the order
and their friends being present.
Following the exercises, which
included piano selection by
Miss Clara Sandoval and the
singing of The Star Spangled
Banner" by Mrs. Duane Bird, a
delightful dancing party was en-
ljoyed, music being furnished by
the famous Peltier orchestra.
| G. V. Fowler is here from his
big cotton plantation near Pitt.
quito, Sonora, where be and his
family are sojourning. Mr.. Fow.
ler is secretary of the company
which is cultivating 1900 acres
of cotton which is doing nicely.
Jim Daily of Phoenix, an ex.
perienced cotton grower, is man
ager of the company. Besides
the big acreage owned by his
company, Mr.. Fowler and John
Hughes own fifty acres of cotton.
According to G. G.. Cheshire,
of George B. Marsh, Inc, which
firm has the contract for making
important civic improvements in
Hermosillo, which includes the
installation of water and sewer
system, and street paving, work
has already commenced and will
be pushed to completion as soon
as possible. The contract price
for the work is 100000 pesos