The border vidette., 1923-12-08

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| January 12, 1924.
The board of directors of the
| Nogales Chamber of Commerce
| held meeting in the cha mber
of commerce rooms Thursday
evening, with President A. M.
Gillispie, presiding.
Carlyle Thompson. son of Mrs.
Joe Thompson of this city. after
enjoying few days visit with
his mother, has returned to the
SocorO mine near Poza, Sonora,
i where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Ashby
have returned from their honey
moon spent in California. Their
friends gave them q warm vel
come upon their arrival in the
city where they will reside.
Miss Helena Karns, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Harry j.
Karns. after enjoying Thanks
giving holidays with her parents
in this city, returned to the Uni
versity at Tucson last Sunday.
Robert Cunningham has gone
to the Noche Buana mines in
Sonora, to accept the position of
manager Of the company store.
Col Bob is an expert bookkeeper
and accountant-in English and
Spanish.
Commencing December 18th,
all Nogales stores will be allow
ed to remain open >until> nine
O'clock in the evening until over
the holidays. This will be done
to enable shoppers to attend
their holiday purchases.
The Nogales Masonic lodge
held special meeting Thursday
night at the Masonic Temple. in
honor of Sidney Sapp, grand
master Of the state of Arizona.
There was also work in the
Master Mason degree.
J. B. Robinson, president of
the Geo. B. Marsh. Inc. after
spending few days in Nogales
with his family, returned to
Hermosillo the forepart of the
week to direct the work of in
stalling a new sewer system in
the capital city.
The students of the Nogales
High school will give a dance on
Friday, December IA, at the Hi
Gym for the purpose of raising
money for their sweater fund in
order to buy sweaters for this
years football team. A big
crowd is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cady of
Elgin were Nogales visitors this
week. Mr.. Cady is iii charge of
the Nogales Oil & Gas Company's
we'll in the Elgin field, in which
many Nogales people are inter.
ested financially. Captain L.W.
Mix of this city, is president of
the company.
Beginning on the 18th of this
month a wrapping and forward.
ing counter will be established
at the local postoffie, according
to Postmaster Chas. l.. Beatty,
who states that an expert wrap.
per will be on duty to wrap and
properly seal packages for
Christmas delivery. A nominal
charge will be placed on this
work.
Manager Crofton of the No.
gales Southern Club has made a
number of needed improvements
for the comfort and convenience
of club members and their
friends, including reading room
for gentlemen and rest room for
ladies. A special music program
has been arranged for tonight at
the Club, where members and
their friends are assured every
courtesy and attention.
Jack Cummings, manager of
the Cummings-Moore Graphite
Company of Detroit, Michigan,
who has returned from a visit to
his company's mines in Sonora,
departed for his home in Detroit
Wednesday, being accompanied
by President Moore, who also
visited the mines, from which
!. ore is being shipped to the I'm.
tied States. Bill Bremen Of this
city, is mine superintendent.
Miss Emma Mae Barney and
Earl Scanlan, of this city where
they have a host of friends and
acquaintances, were married in
Los Angeles recently. They
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