The border vidette., 1924-12-13

now open for business under the
personal supervision of Mr.. and
Mrs. Berk, and Charlie Bauer.
l.. l.. Mitchell, former resi-
dent of this city, is here from
Phoenix, where be is engaged in
business. Mitch" has many
friends in Nogales who are al
ways pleased to welcome him
home"
Harry J. Saxon has sold a
bunch of beef cattle to Mr.. Cox,
Los Angeles cattle buyer, who
has recently purchased many
steers from Santa Cruz county
stockraisers for the California
markets.
H. S. McCluskey, Governor
George W. P. Hunts private
secretary, and George Eberfe, of
the State Highway Department,
spent yesterday in Nogales from
the capitol city. They register.
ed at The Bowman.
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Lock
wood of Tom mbstone, former resi-
dents of Nogales, are guests at
The Bowman. At the Novem.
ber election Judge Lockwood,
who is a Democrat. was elected
Judge of the Supreme Court.
James D. Bailey. manager of
the Bowers COW ranch located at
Noria, Sonora, is in the city
from the south country. From
here Mr.. Bailey will 20 to Tue
son to visit daughter who is
student at the University of Ari
zona.
In the superior court Tuesday,
Martin Mohrdieck was granted
a decree of divorce from Nellie
Mohrdieck and the custody of
his four children. Duffy & Rot
ins represented Mr.. Mohrdieck.
who is we'll known business
man of this city.
Members of the Nogales XII
wants Club hello their regular
weekly luncheon Thursday noon
at the Cave Club in Nogales, So
nora. Robert Burns, the clubs
new president, presided as chair
man. j. F. Johnson was named
as chairman of the meeting next
week.
j. In honor the victorious No
gales high school football team,
which is claiming the 1924 state
championship, delightful vic
tory dance" was given by the
high school at the Firemen's
Club, last night. An admission
was charged, the funds raised to
help start the basketball season.
Mexican Consul Joaquin Ter.
razas and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Alvarez have depart
ed for Mexico City where they
will spend month visiting re,
latives and friends. Vice Consul
Guillermo Robinson will be in
charge of the Mexican consulate
during Mr.. Terrazas' absence
from Nogales.
J. w. Larimore, resident engi.
neer for the state highway de.
partment, is here from Pearce,
for few days visit with Mrs.
Larimore. He states the new
3O-mile north and south high
way in Cochise county extending
from Pearce to a little beyond
McNeal, will be finished about
Christmas.
john M. Hughes. proprietor of
the Cave Club and the Concordia
Cafe, has gone to Guaymas to
enjoy a we'll earned vacation.
He is accompanied by his secre-
tary, Mr.. E. J. Rogers. Mr.. Dan
Lynch is manager of the Cave
and Concordia during the ab.
sence of Mr.. Hughes and his
private secretary.
According to advices received
at the Mexican consulate here,
Arturo Elias, half brother of
President Plutarco Elias Gales
of Mexico and recently appoint,
ed to consul general of New
York City, passed through Tue
son yesterday enroute from Mex
leo City to the east. He was
met in Tucson by Carlos Diaz,
Mexican collector of customs
and General Francisco Borquez.
Unity Chapter No. 13, Order
of Eeaster Star, met Thursday
nigh at the Masonic Hall and