The border vidette., 1924-03-29

nora, is spending a few days a,
his home in Nogales.
Mrs. Charles L. Hardy and
| Mrs. w. H. Davey. are in Globe
where they are attending the
state Parent Teachers Associa
tion meeting, as delegates from
the, Nogales association.
Jack Egan, superintendent on
the West Coast Of Mexico for
the Wells Fargo Express Co.,
with headquarters at Empalme,
Sonora; was a business visitor
/ in Nogales this week, from the
south country. n
Mayor James A. Harrison and
P. D. Clagett have returned from
a hoseback trip through the So
noita district, this county. Re.
port fine rains throughout Santa
Cruz county. with lots cf snow
in the mountains.
Cy. Marsteller. manager Of the
Santa Rosa ranch in Pima coun.
ty owned by the First National
Bank of Nogales, was business
visitor in Nogales Thursday.
Cy. is son of Judge and Mrs.
M. Marsteller of this city.
Ed. Collie, we'll known mining
man of Patagonia, who for some
time past has been working for
a mining company in the famous
Ransburg district, is visitor in
Nogales. He is a brother of Joe
Collie, mining man of Patagonia.
Ferd Van Mourick, of the Van.
Mourick Exchange Co., is a busi.
ness visitor in Nogales from his
home in Los Angeles. He is &C
companied by his daughter, who
is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto H. Herold on
Marsh Heights.
About thirty students of the
Nogales public schools have mo.
tored to Bisbee to compete in
the annual state musical contest
conducted by the Federated
Music Clubs Of Arizona. The
students are being chaperoned
by Professor Rose and Miss
Lillian Bell.
Mrs. I. E. Bowers has return.
ed from a visit to her big stock
ranch near Noria, Sonora, which
is leased by Col. Fred. Breen,
proprietor of the Coconino Sun
of Flagstaff. Mrs. Bowers re.
ports an abundance of feed and
water down Noria way and cat
tie in fine condition.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Titcomb and
daughter, Miss Josephine Tit
comb, entertained at a farewell
dinner. party Thursday evening
at their beautiful home On Craw
ford street, complimentary to
Captain Brown of the 25th In
fantry who has been transferred
to Fort Bliss, El Paso.
w. G. Taylor, prominent min
ing man, has been a Nogales
visitor this week. from down the
West Coast of Mexico, where he
had been on mining business.
Many years ago Mr.. Taylor and
Gus Scogland of this city, were
connected with the great gold
mines at Minas Prieta. Sonora.
The body Of Paul Seitz, route
agent for the Wells Fargo Ex.
press Co., who died last Satur.
day at St. Joseph's hospital in
this city. has been shipped to
Rushville, ILL.,, deceased's former
home, for burial. Mr.. Seitz was
brought to Nogales about ten
days ago from Mazatlan, for me
dical treatment.
After a delightful visit in No
gales and points in Sonora, Mex
leo, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Cum.
ming, of Watsonville, California,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. Cumming, who is a native
son of Santa Cruz county, is a
brother of Tom, John, Joe and
Jimmie Cumming. He has re.
sided in California many years.
Paul Deliman, of this city, who
for many years served in the
United States army, with the 1st
Cavalry and the 18th Infantry
has received $500 as soldiers
compensation from the State of
Illinois. Paul came to Nogales
in 1912. He owns a homestead
just east of Nogales, where he
and his wife and six children
have a pleasant home.
The so.called BOY Scouts"