The border vidette., 1924-09-20

Pacifico de Mexico, has return.
ed home from his vacation spent
in northern Arizona.
Herbert M. Clagett. construc.
ton engineer for Roy & Titcomb
Inc, has returned from a de
lightful automobile trip to the
northern part the state.
The Misses Sarah and Edith
Noon, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Noon, will shortly de.
part for Missouri, where they
will attend Lind wood College
| G.. V. Fowler, of this city who
is successfully growing cotton
at Pitiquito, Sonora, ,after spend
ing several days here with his
family, has returned to Pitiquito.
Mrs. Winigar, wife of w. O..
Vinegar, secretary Of the So
nora Bank e. Trust Company,
has gone to California, for a
visit with relatives and friends.
W. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., man
ager of the great Alamo ranch
in the Magdalena district, So
nora, after short business visit
in the city has returned to the
Alamo.
Attorney Leslie G. Hardy ad
dressed the Patagonia school
yesterday afternoon on the sub
ject of "The United States Con
stitution. MIR. Hardy is a bril-.
liant speaker.
Ed. Gildea, make up editor of
the Nogales Daily Herald, who
has been laid up by illness, is
again able to be on the job. to
the delight of the Herald force
many other friends.
A new Piggly Wiggly store is
soon to be opened on Grand ave
nue. in the room formerly occu
pied by the Harris ice cream
store, just south of the Arizona
Packing Company.
Arturo Gonzales, garbanzo
dealer of New York, has return
ed to Nogales from a business
trip on the West Coast. From
here be will goLo San Francisco,
thence to New York.
Dave r. Kelsey, Casa Grande
real estate man, is visiting in the
city guest of his brother Harry
Kelsey, manager of the Inter
national Ice Company. Dave is
a former resident of Nogales.
Miss Ruth French, deputy
clerk of the superior court, has
recovered from her recent i'll
ness to the delight of her many
friends, and is again at her desk
in Clerk Robert g.. Lees Office.
Ed Clayton, cotton grower, is
in the city from his plan tation in
the Altar district, Sonora. Re
ports this years cotton crop
looking good. Says all the Al
tar cotton crop needs is-water.
Attorney Bonsall Noon spent
the week end in Tucson with
fraternity brothers of the Un.
iversity of Arizona, of which be
is graduate. He is now mem.
Der of the local law firm of Noon
& Noon.
Virgil Long, son of the late
Short Long, veteran Southern
Pacific passenger conductor of
this city, is now brakeman on
the Tucson-Nogales passenger
train. Virgil and his mother
make their home in Tucson.
Harry B. Titcomb. president
of the Southern Pacific of Mex
leo railroad, en- route down the
West Coast of Mexico, was a
visitor in Nogales the forepart
of the week. President Titcomb
recently returned from Mexico
City.
Charles Jones and George
Layne, of international fame,
are arranging to open high
class pool and billiard hall in
the quarters across the border
formerly occupied by the Man
haitian Cafe, opposite The Cos
mopolitan.
At a recent meeting of the
Federal Employees Union No.
95 of this city, the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year were
elected: l.. r. Dorland, presi.
dent; G. L. Northup, vice presi
dent: M. Colson, secretary and
William Hatcher, treasurer.