The border vidette., 1924-04-19

and San Diego where he spent
several weeks on business.
This week Mrs. E. Titcomb,
accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Josephine Titcomb, and a
party of friends, visited Phoenix
and the Roosevelt Dam. The
trip was made by automobile.
Five hundred and sixty eight
head of cattle were brought
across the border at Naco from
Sonora this week. The cattle
are being shipped by Mcdaniel
brothers to Kansas for pasture.
Farmers of the Sonoita and
Elgin districts are very much
enthused over the late spring
rains, and the acreage for crops
this year is far greater than ever
put in before in this part of the
state.
Members of the Nogales lodge
of Elks who have not received
their necessary badges for the
barbecue to be held tomorrow,
are requested to see E. A. Wes
sell at the Hotel Evans news
stand.
The next annual convention of
the Arizona Postmasters' Asso.
clation will be held at Douglas.
Mrs. Allie Dickerman of Tucson,
is president, and r. H. Cunning.
ham of. Jerome, is secretary of
the association.
Eduardo Legleu, of Santa Ana,
Sonora, has been visitor in
Nogales this week on business
connected with a mining deal in
which he and his associates are
interested. Ed. hopes soon to
be on Easy street.
The Arizona Industrial Con.
gress' display of articles made
of copper is being arranged in
the former Cornforth store quart
ers on Grand avenue by Secre.
tary J. B. Bristol of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Jimmie Coker, who with Joe
Berk. Bracey Curtis, Manuel Es
calada and other local business
men. owns a valuable mine in
the Soyopa mining district. So
nora, is a business visitor in No
gales, from the mines.
State Senator and Mrs. G.. A.
Pearce of Patagonia, were among
the out, of town Democrats who
attended the Jefferson Day ban
quet at Fireman's Hall Monday
night, at which Senator Pearce
was one of the speakers.
G. w. Phillips, Pittsburg, Pa, i,
mining man, accompanied by his
wife, will arrive in Nogales next
week, to reside here indefinitely.
Mr.. Phillips owns valuable min.
ing property in Sonora, which
be will develop in the near
future.
Don Leon Serna, owner of
great farming lands in the state
of Sonora, who for several years
has made his home in Tucson.
was a Nogales visitor this week
on his way to Hermosillo, So
nora, where he went on private
business.
Clay Larimore, a prosperous
farmer of Larimore, North Da.
kota, after enjoying visit with
his cousins, County and City
Engineer J. w. Larimore of No
gales, and R. G. Larimore of So,
noita, this county, has returned
to his northern home.
Albert Larson, of Boulder.
Colorado, a brother of Otto Lar
son, local merchant, is a visitor
in the city, with his brother and
family. This is the first time
the brothers have met in many
years, and needless to say they
are having a fine time together.
John Higginbotham, Laird of
Carbo," Sonora, after enjoying a
few days visit with Nogales
friends, returned south on Tues,
day evenings train. The Laird's
host of friends will be pleased to
learn that he is in excellent
health. He sure looks the part.
Adolph Muller, of Mexico City,
a nephew of Mr.. Max Muller OF
the Sonora Bank & Trust Co.,
is enjoying visit at the pleas
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Muller
in this city. The gentleman is
en- route to the Mexican capital
| from California. where he went