The border vidette., 1924-02-02

At the first meeting of the
Nogales Merchants Association
last Sunday. Dave Loeb, pro
prietor of La Popular Store, was
elected president, and Manuel
Escalada. vice president.
DR.. Mark A. Wuerschmidt, CT
the Arizona Optical Co., has re.
turned from a successful bust
ness trip to Cananea. When in
need of glasses, don't forget Doc
Wuerschmidt in one of the best
eye fixeis in Arizona.
DR.. William Cryderman, after
having been on the sick list for
the past month, is on the road
to complete recovery. to the de
light of his numerous frieLds
and acquaintances. who are glad
to see him about again.
Frank N. Cox, well> known
mine manager, has returned to
his mining camp in the Altar
mining district, Sonora, after a
combined business and pleasure
visit in the border city, where
he has a host Of friends.
A. w. Gale, wealthy California
manufacturer, who owns a tract
of land, near Noria, Sonora, re
Gently visited his Sonora prop
erty, which be is stocking with
cattle. Reports wheat in the
Noria country doing fine.
Miss Josephine Titcomb, charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Titcomb, has returned from a
delightful visit at the wonderful
Alamo ranch in Sonora, where
she was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr.
J. A. Small, superintendent of
the Sonora division of the South.
ern Pacific of Mexico, accompa,
MED by his wife and two daught.
ers, visited Nogales this week
from Empalme, Sonora, where
Mr.. Small makes his headquart-
ers.
Doc William Rosenb berg, a for.
mer resident of Nogales, who
now resides at Tubac, was a
business visitor at the county
seat Tuesday. Reported every
body we'll and happy out Tubac
way, including his honorable
self.
Last Saturday afternoon the
board of directors of the Tubac
Federal Farm Loan Association
held it's regular quarterly meet
ing at the Office of Judge Frank
j. Duffy, association secretary,
in this city. Important business
was transacted.
Attorney and Mrs. S. L. Kin.
gan of Tucson were Nogales
visitors last Monday several
hours. Mr.. Kingan came on
legal business connected with
the sale of the Sopori Land and
Cattle company's property in
Santa Cruz county.
Amos J. Yaeger, formerly of
Nogales, who is now engaged in
mining and farming in the Ala
mos district, Sonora. is a bust.
ness visitor in Nogales from the
south country, where all is peace
ful and everybody in sympathy
with the Oregon government.
Attorney e. L. Graves, of Mos
kogee, Oklahoma, is guest at the
home of Bracey Curtis, presi
dent of the First National Bank
of Nogales. While here Mr..
Graves will inspect the Elgin oil
fields, where the Nogales Oil &
Gas company is drilling for oil.
Bracey Curtis, president of the
First National Bank. accompa
MED by his sisters, Mrs. Daisy
G. Edwards, Mrs. Blanche G.
Mitchell, and Hon. T. G. Davis,
Jr., of Charleston, w. Va, has
returned from a delightful auto
trip to Phoenix, Miami and Su.
perior.
William E. Bloxton, formerly
of Santa Cruz county, AID for
whom Bloxton station, near Pa
tagonia, was named, recently
passed away at his home in
Grand Rapids, Michigan, aged
Is. Deceased is survived by his
widow, Lizzie A., and one son,
James N. Bloxton, OF Grand
Rapids.
The Nogales Kiwanis Club
met Thursday at the Cave Club.
Charles Bauer acted as chair.
man, and the trade talk was