The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1923-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rose have
gone to California for an extend.
ed pleasure visit, making the
trip by automobile.
G. B. Wilson, Patagonia bust
ness man, was in the city Tues:
day transacting private business.
Mr.. Wilson is a director of The
First State Bank Of Patagonia.
Jack Egan, manager of the
Wells Fargo Express Company,
on the West Coast. Of Mexico,
with headquarters at Empalme,
is in the city on official business.
Howard Keener, editor and
proprietor of the Patagonian,
was a business visitor at the
county seat last Monday, hust
ling business for his interesting
weekly.
Monday Val Valenzuela, Jr.,
manager of the Patagonia Com
mercial Company. was a bust
ness visitor in the city from the
second best town in the county.
Patagonia.
w. HI. Pinkerton. manager of
the Auto Sales and Service Co. !,
announces the receipt of a car
load of Star cars direst from the
factory. Mr.. Pinkerton reports
business good.
John Jackson, travelling repre-.
senta tive for Harold l.. Arnold,
western distributor of Hudson.
Essex automobiles, is in the city
a guest of G.. F. Powell, local
representative.
According to Captain L. w.
Mix. president of the Nogales
Oil & Gas Company, who visited
the company's we'll in the Elgin
field last Thursday, the we'll is
now down 1145 feet.
After spending several days
in the city a guest of his mother,
Mrs. John T. Brickwood, John
T. Brickwood. Jr., has, returned
to. the Old Soldier mining camp,
in the Patagonia mountains.
Ben Ashby, popular veteran
passenger conductor on the So
nora branch of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico, is recovering
from his recent illness, to the
delight of his host Of friends.
Mr.. A. Holmes, manager of
the Kino Bay Hunting and Fish
ing Club, en- route south from a
business trip to Los Angeles,
was a stopover visitor in Mega
les couple of days this week.
Special Agent Al Scharff OF
the Treasury Department. has
returned from trip to Quay
mas. Mr.. Scharff will shortly
go to San Francisco, where he
will be stationed in the future.
The many friends of Mrs. E.
L. Chalfant, efficient accommo
dating cashier at the Western
Union telegraph Office, will re
greet to learn that she is quite i'll
at ST. Joseph's hospital in this
city.
Chairman James Finley and
Member O. F. Ashburn Of the
Board of Supervisors. were coun.
ty seat visitors last Monday
having come to attend the re.
gular monthly meeting of the
Board. :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Byrkert,
from Patagonia, were visitors in
the city yesterday, Mr.. Byrkert
having come to consult his at
torney, Duane Bird, in connec
ton with a case he has before
the Superior Court, called for
next week.
Ben Coltman, Fl. Gordon Glore,
w. L. Hunter, w. F. Tolley, J
@. Hennigan, Taylor Wilkey,
Harry Laid and Hugh Johnson.
Nogales Masons, motored to
Tucson Wednesday evening tc
attend the Masonic meeting al
the Shriners Temple.
The Nogales Athletic Club
now has a membership of over
fifty. The list includes a nun
Der of has beens," who hope to
come back" Writ G.. Bowman
says that under certain coudi
tions he can still do a hundred
yards in less than nothing.
Thursday J. B. Bristol, secre
tary of the Nogales Chamber of
| Commerce, went to Tucson in
the interest of the chamber, rela