The border vidette., 1923-05-05

E. E. Wilson of Los Angeles,
has opened a commission office
in the Vile de Paris building.
Mr.. Wilson who is accompanied
by his wife will make Nogales
his future home.
Yesterday Mrs. Grace Farrell,
county school superintendent,
went to Tucson to attend the
conference of Administrative
Women of the state, held yes.
terday afternoon.
The funeral of the late Ira E.
Bowers was held last Saturday
afternoon from the Marsh un.'
dertaking parlors, interment be-
ing in a beautiful spot in the
Masonic cemetery.
III. A. Sibbet, general manager
of the Richardson Construction
Company, en- route to Los An
geles from the company's great
property on the Rio Yaqui, was
a visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Oh.
ney, of Phoenix. parents of Mrs.
Tracey Bird. this week enjoyed
a visit at the Bird home. Mr..
1Olney is one of Arizona's most
prominent pioneer citizens.
w. D. Blackmer, manager of
the Palmarlto mines in the state
of Sinaloa, Mexico, is a guest at
The Bowman. G. F.. Holler,
customs house broker, is local
agent for Mr.. Blackmer's com.
pany.
w. F.. Murdock, deputy col.
lector Of internal revenue, from
Phoenix. is in the city checking
up on income tax returns for the
year 1921. He may be seen at
the Office of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Arthur Peck, T. G.. Wright,
Mike McCleary, A. r. Beam, FL.
M. Clagett and Craig Pottinger
are among the Nogales men who
have been notified to report at
Tucson on May 8 for service as
federal jurors.
w. S. Lenton, mining engi
neer of Colorado Springs, Colo i,
is visiting this section in the in
terest of American investors.
He will examine and report on a
number of properties located in
Sonora, Mexico.
Nal Eason, of national fame
as a baseball umpire, who last
year served on the Pacific Coast
League, was a Nogales visitor
last Tuesday from his ranch
near Camille, in the Huachuca
mountain foothills.
The ladies of the Methodist
Mission Society met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Tomlin on Crawford St.
A delightful afternoon was en-.
joyed by the good ladies who
attended the meeting.
Fire of unknown origin Tues.
day night destroyed the store
room of Tom Mckenzie at 314
Hudgin street. also the store
room of w. J. Cavanaugh, ad
joining the Mckenzie property,
where the fire started.
r. G. Larimore, cousin of City
Engineer j. w. Larimore, visited
Nogales last Wednesday from
his splendid ranch near Sonoita,
this county. Mr.. Larimore also
owns fine farm in the Yaqui
River country, Sonora.
Mrs. Jessie B. Sisk, after en-
joying a visit here with her sons
H. r. Sisk, publisher of the No
gales Daily Herald, and H. Bas
sett Sisk, live. wire promoter,
has departed for her home at
Madisonville, Kentucky.
Every body in Nogales will be
pleased to learn that Mrs. W. @.
Vinegar and Mrs. Temple are
recovering from the injuries re
ceived last Saturday when Mrs.
Allen T. Birds car turned over.
Mrs. Bird was not hurt.
E. A. Titcomb, of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, has returned from
an extended business trip down
the West Coast of Mexico, in the
interest of the mammoth local
firm Of which his father. Mr.. E.
Titcomb. is the president.
Spiro Proto, president of the
Southern Arizona Power Com
pany, and B. M. Wotkyns, vice