The border vidette., 1923-02-17

Wednesday Sheriff Harold J.
Brown visited Tucson on official
business. Harold is making a
splendid record as High Sheriff
of Santa Cruz county. Every.
body knew he would make
good"
w. w. Ford, the Numbering
contractor. will shortly depart
for San Diego, California, where
he and his estimable wife will
make their home. Their many
Nogales friends regret to see
them CO., All join in wishing
them good luck.
Joe Halstead, member of the
J. D. Halstead Lumber Com.
pany, owning lumber yards in
many cities and towns in the
state, was business visitor in
Nogales couple of days this
week, from Phoenix.
F.. E., Sullivan has arrived in
the city from Tucson to assume
the management of the Stand.
ard Oil Company's local branch,
succeeding l.. P. Morrison, who
has been transferred to the
branch at Chandler. Arizona.
Neil and John A. Mcdonald ,
we'll known mining men of Pata
gonia, we're business visitors at
the county seat the forepart of
the week. Both have had many
years practical experience in the
mining game in the districts of
Santa Cruz county.
Mr., and Mrs. B. J. Russell
formerly of this city, who now
reside at Douglas. motored over
to enjoy the carnival festivities
with Mrs. Russells's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bowman,
at the beautiful Bowman home
on Marsh Heights.
Louis j. F. Jaeger, owner of
the Montezuma hotel in this
city, and former owner of the
great Santa Rita hotel of Tue.
son, accompanied by his wife,
spent couple of days in No.
gales this week, from San Diego,
California, where the Iaegers
now reside.
Ben Pearce, who built the
splendid state highway north of
the city, and who has the con.
tract for installing the new city
water pipe, has gone to Hermo-
sillo on private business. He is
accompanied by Bert Schleimer,
the live wire. real estate and in.
surance man.
Last night the American LIE.
gion members and their friends
held an Interesting very enjoy.
able meeting at the Firemen's
Club Mayor James a. Harri-
son and other prominent citi
zens, were guests Of the Legion
boys who proved themselves
royal entertainers.
Hartman L. Miller, from the
Frizzell-Miller, ranch near Tu.
bac, this county, accompanied
by his wife, motored up from
their country home last Monday
to take part in the joyous carni-
val held~in the Key Cities. Mrs.
Miller is a sister of V. F. Fritz.
zell, the we'll known Southern
Pacific conductor.
Fred. FL. Hilliker, president of
the Sonora Valley Land Co.,
accom- panied by his son, Fred.
III. Hilliker, Jr., en- route to No.
ria, Sonora, from Los Angeles,
spent Thursday in Nogales. Mr..
Hilliker, recently stocked his big
ranch near Noria, with a big
herd OF, white face cattle, pur.
chased in the States.
Bo. J. Whitesides, former re.
sident of Santa Cruz, which he
represented in the lower house
of the legislature, has been a
Nogales visitor this week with
old friends. For nearly eight
years Mr.. Whitesides has been
connected with the State High
way Department. Bo. is com
petent and reliable, always.
w. w. Tefertiller, a promin
ent stock broker from Okla bona,
is visitor in this section, being
q guest of his old friend and for
mer business associate, Tom A
Borden, Tubac farmer and stock
raiser. Mr.. Tefertiller is so well
pleased with our wonderful eli
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