The border vidette., 1924-06-28


J visitors this week several days.
DR.. Houle is physician and sur.
geon for the Southern Pacific OF
Mexico, with headquarters at
Empalme.
J. f. McKale, coach of the U.
of A.. and wife, accompanied by
Mr.. Hi,les of Chicago. we're week
end visitors in Nogales from
Tucson. They were guests of
Assistant County Attorney f.
| r. Thurman.
! Ray L.. Carey, former mana
/ ger of the local offices Of the
Western Union Telegraph, now
travelling superintendent in Ari.
IONA, visited Nogales this week
from Phoenix where he makes
his headquarters.
Peter Schultz. manager of DR..
A. l.. Gustetter's wonderful
Noche Buena silver-lead mine
near Canon, Sonora, has been a
border city visitor this week on
business connected with the
/ big producing mine.
One of Arizona's leading promi-
nent citizens who is a heavy tax.
| payer in Nogales, recently said
be was willing to lead a cheering
squad for the so called Boy
Scouts" who are now in charge
of the city's affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Worland,
Miss Alice Johnston, Miss En-.
ma Barney and Mr.. ;. H. Burr,
returned Sunday from a delight.
full outing at beautiful Ramsey
Canyon in the Huachuca noun.
tains, Cochise county.
Mr.. W. F. Tolley, of the Ari-
IONA Packing Company's Mega
les branch, accompanied by his
bride, nee Miss Ethel Brown, of
Tucson. returned home Wednes.
day from honeymoon trip in
the northern part of the state.
Mrs. John George has depart
ed for Chicago, where she has
been called by the death of her
mother. whose death occurred in
England several days ago and
whose body is being brought
to the old home for burial. De-
ceased was literary woman of
note.
Supervisor Oscar F. Ashburn
was a county seat visitor last
Monday from his fine Monkey
Springs ranch near Patagonia,
where be and his estimable fam
lily have made their home many
years. The Ashburn herd of
Hereford cattle is second to none
in the state.
Robert Fleischer, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. u. B. Fleisher,
has returned to his home in Los
Angeles, after al extended stay
here with his father and other
relatives. Bob is a grand son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Mas
carenas. prominent pioneer resi-.
dents of this city.
Ed. F. Bohlinger of Patagonia,
who recently motored to Los
Angeles with Attorney Frank
III. Hereford of Tucson, has re.
turned home on account of i'm.
portant business connected with
the estate of the late Col. r. r.
Richardson, for which Mr.. BOIL
niger is the administrator.
ARGUS Reddoch, Democratic
war horse, who many times in the
past has fought his way into of.
fee in Santa Cruz county, is
again a candidate for political
honors. This time ARGUS an
nounces his candidacy for the
important Office of county treas
urer, on the Democratic ticket.
AS per usual, ARGUS is going
strong"
This week nomination petit.
tions were circulated in Nogales
for James Y. Robins. for the no.
mination for county attorney,
subject to the Democratic prim
aries September 9th. Nomina.
ton petitions also were circulat.
ed for Governor George W. P.
Hunt, for re election, and for
Wayne Hubs, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for state
auditor.
Telegraph news received yes.
terday from Washington to the
effect that the Port of Nogales
has been ordered closed at
o'clock in the evening of each