The border vidette., 1924-09-06
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SEPTEMBER 6, 1924.
LOCAL NEWS.

returning none TUESDAY.
z. O. Stocker, successful rice
grower, is in the city from his
fine farm at Cajeme, Sonora.
S. H. Beattie, many years in
charge of the public schools al
Tubac, visited Nogales Monday
Mayor Duane Bird has return.
ed from Los Angeles, where he
went last week with his wife and
sick child.
Former State Engineer Lamar
Cobb and wife we're among the
many Labor Day visitors in No.
gales from Phoenix.
Guy Griffen, proprietor of the
Bowman hotel Of this city, and
lessee of the Tucsonian in Tue
son, is in the city for a few days
visit from Tucson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of
Trinity Congregational church,
held a social meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.
Underwood, on West street.
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Farr, 70, mother Of Mrs.
l.. II. Watkins, of this city, we're
held Sunday afternoon, inter.
.ment being in the Nogales GENE
terry.
Mrs. Anna B. Ackley, Demo.
cratic candidate for county trea
surer, has returned from Pueblo,
Colo, being accompanied by her
sister, Miss Kate Brooks, who is
paralyzed.
Joe Mcintyre, teller at The
First National Bank, has return
ed from a delightful outing on
the coast with his mother and
other relatives. He was accom-
panied by his little daughter.
Claude Miller, member Of the
contracting firm OF Miller d
Smith, state highway builders,
and Paul Corral, we'll known
Tucson contractor, visited No
gales the forepart of the week.
r. J. Taylor, who was stricken
last Sunday,i is in serious condi
ton at his home on the Nogales
Patagonia road. For some time
past Mr.. Taylor has operated
the Nogales Patagonia stage line
His many friends hope for his
recovery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fenter, y,
passed away at her home in Tue.
son last Sunday. Deceased leaves
four sons and five daughters,
Robert, George, Mark and Writ
and Mrs. Tom Turner, Mrs. Sam
Friedman, Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Greenwood.
Ed. Tovrea of Phoenix, presi-
dent of the Arizona Packing Co. :,
and prominent pioneer citizen
of Arizona, has returned to the
capital city, after spending few
days visiting the local branch of
the company and his brother, j..
C. Tovrea, manager of the No.
gales branch.
The work of signing of the
streets and nun berlng houses
preparatory to installing free mail
delivery in the near future is
progressing nicely, according to
Postmaster Charles Beatty. The
street signs are being made by
the city engineer and numbering
of houses about completed.
P. J. Munich, formerly of this
city, now resident of Phoenix
where be is connected with the
state government, after few
days visit here with his wife,
formerly Miss Mary Saxon, and
splendid son Phil, has returned
to the state capital. Mrs. MUNICH
and Phil are visiting relatives in
Nogales.
Gerardo Castro, 60, a. former
resident of Nogales, who remov
ed to Los Angeles with his fam
lily about a year and bali ago
died in the coast city last Sun
day, after a long illness. Mr.
Castro, who had many friends
in this city, is survived by
widow and four children, all oil
whom were with him when death
came.
Defense Day, September II
will be a holiday in Nogales
The 25th Infantry will assist ir
celebrating the day with full
patriotic program. All citizens
are urged to register with the
American Legion on the after
noon Of September 18th and the
morning of September II. Those
registering will receive tags