The border vidette., 1923-01-13

Tuesday night the Nogales
Masons and Eastern Star in.
stalled officers for the ensuing
year, in the presence of large
mum Der Of member and visitors,
at the Masonic Temple. After
the ceremonies, delicious refresh
ments we're served.
The Hila Morgan Dramatic
Stock Company, were the at
traction in the city this week,
playing to large and apprecia.
tive audiances in their big tent
theatre at the corner of Craw-
ford street and Sonoita avenue.
The company is first class.
Monday Tom Heady, manager
of the San Rafael ranch, was in
Nogales en- route from Los An
geles, where he took shipment
of thoroughbred Hereford heif
ers for the Greene Cattle Co.,
which owns the great San Ra
fael ranch located in Santa Cruz
county.
r. @. Leatherman has return
ed from San Francisco, where
be went last week with a ship.
ment of beef cattle. He expects
to make regular shipments to
the Coast markets in the future,
from his Santa Cruz county herd
of whiteface cattle which bring
good prices.
J. G. Kinney, one of the best
known live stock raisers in the
southwest, who makes his head.
quarters in Tucson. was a guest
at The Bowman the forepart of
the week, en- route to the West
Coast of Mexico, on cattle bust.
ness. Mr.. Kinney is a state
senator of Montana.
Friends Of Contractor Rankin
will be pleased to learn that he
is recovering from injuries re-
ceived last week when he fell
from the top of the new gymna.
sium at the Nogales High School.
Rankin only fell about thirty
feet, and he'll soon be we'll enough
to beat that and not half try.
Miss Ethyl Mccormick of Pa.
tagonia, charming daughter of
Mrs. Ed. Farley, of Patagonia,
was a Nogales visitor last Sun
day. after accompanying her
sister, Miss Geraldine, to Tue
son, from where she went to
Prescott TO resume her studies
at ST.. Joseph's Academy in the
mile high city.
Miss Edith Barsdoll of Los
Angeles has arrived in the city
to accept the position of book
keeper in the Office of the firm
of Myers, Darling and Hinton
of Los Angeles, arecentlylopened
lin the Noon Building. The firm
will buy and look after ship
ments of prod duce from the West
Coast of Mexico.
Frank and Joe Perko have
disposed of their interest in the
Nogales Morning Democrat to
Craig Pottinger, and have re.
turned to Miami, their former
home. Mr.. Pottinger is now
editor and general manager of
the Morning Democrat, which is
owned by the Border Printing
and Publishing Co.
Tuesday night fire of unknown
origin destroyed the ranch home
of w. w. Keyte, situated about
twelve miles west of Nogales on
the Montana road. The house
was covered by insurance, but
Mr.. Keyte lost a number of per-
sonal effects he treasured very
highly. Mr.. Keyte was in No
gales when the fire occurred.
Fred. H. Hilliker, of the Son.
ora Valley Land Company, en-
route from his home in Los An.
geles to his company's big ranch
property near Noria, Sonora,
Mexico, was a guest at The
Evans the forepart of the week.
Recently Mr.. Hilliker disposed
of big track of land situated
near Noria, to California invest
Ors.
Captain and Mrs. Mcdonald
from San Antonio, Texas. will
arrive here shortly to make this
city their home. The captain
has been transferred from the
aviation service to the Twenty
fifth Infantry and will be sta.
toned at Camp Stephen D. Lit.
tie. Mrs. Mcdonald is a daught
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