The border vidette., 1924-08-09

In order to vote at the primary
election to be held September @,
you must register on or before
August 30. Register now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schleimer
| are enjoying an outing in the
mountains between Nogales and
Tucson, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glissan, parents of Mrs. Schlei.
mer.
Tomorrow Prescott, the mile.
high city, will be hosts to the
members of the Arizona Press
Club and their friends. A picnic
under the auspices of the Pessi
mists' Club. will be given tomor.
| row afternoon and glorious
time is assured members of the
press from all parts of the state.
Fred. Grier, from the great
Pearson ranch in Sonora, where
be has a big herd of Hereford
cattle, was a business visitor at
the border city last Wednesday.
Wade Barbee of the Southern
Trust Company, this city, is
manager of the ranch, which is
owned by gentleman who is on
a tour around the word.
Writ G.. Bowman's big ware.
house in Nogales, Sonora, is
completed and many carloads of
garbanzos from the south coun.
try are now being stored in same
by Mr.. Bowman. The Southern
Pacific of Mexico is laying a
track on the west side of the
mammoth building which will
hold many thousand sacks of
garbanzos and other Mexican
products.
Charles Rankin, local contrac-
tor and builder. is putting the
finishing touches on the New
Cosmopolitan Building in Mega
les, Sonora, owned by Eduardo
Canon, and the handsome pleas.
ure resort, which will have one
of the finest hardwood dance
floors on the international Dor
der, will be opened on Saturday,
August Is, with a grand ball and
reception. verybody invited.
Announcement is made of the
marriage recently of Harry T.
Conner and Miss Thelma Dennis,
both of this city, where they
have a wide circle OF friends, all
of whom join in wishing them a
happy life as man and wife.
The beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony of the Con.
gregational church was perform.
ed by Rev. 0. A. Smith, this
city, where the newly weds will
make their home.
Mr.. Charles Tovrea, local man.
ager of the Arizona Packing Co.,
accompanied by his bride, for.
merly Mrs. Lottle White of this
city, returned the forepart of
the week from a honeymoon trip
enjoyed in the northern part of
the state. and are receiving the
congratulations of their host of
friends. Mrs. Tovrea is the
mother of Mrs. Craig Pottinger.
wife of the local representative
of the Arizona Daily Star.
News of the death of w. J.
Neumann, former pioneer citizen
of Nogales, was received here
Wednesday from Elsinore, Cal.
ifornia, where deceased has re.
sided since leaving this city sew
eral years ago. No details of
the passing of Mr.. Neumann,
who had many friends in Mega.
les, were given. Harold, Kort
and Ted Neumann, sons of de-
ceased, Immediately departed for
nlSluOI0, Wu0I0 WIG AuuCI Oh Will
be held tomorrow.
James L. Finley, chairman of
the Board of Supervisors, is a
candidate for re- election, subject
to the action of the voters at the
Democratic primaries in the
Third District, September 9.
His re election on the 4th day of
November, by a large majority,
| is predicted by his friends
throughout the county, where he
has resided many years, during
which time he has successfully
engaged in the farming and
stockraising business.
G. G. Crenshaw, for a long
time connected with the j. D.
Halstead Lumber Co., of this
city, is a candidate for state re.