The border vidette., 1924-11-22

ring tomorrow AFTERNOON. fOur
nice kind bulls from the Santa
Barbara ranch, will be slaught
cred by Senor Ignacio Carrillo.
Fred G. Emery, we'll known
mine promoter, has returned
from Australia, where he had
been on business connected with
his Sonora mines. From here
Mr.. Emery will go to Los An,
geles.
Ed. Hainline, we'll known car.
penter of Patagonia, where be
has resided many years. was a
visitor in Nogales yesterday a
few hours. He came to have
dental work done by Dentist
Darby.
One night last week fire of IN.
known origin destroyed the
homes of Mrs. James Kane and
John Costello, at Patagonia.
The Costello home was insured
but Mrs. Kane's residence was a
total loss.
B. B. Mccall, Jr., cotton grow.
er of the Pitiquito district, So
nora, has returned south after
spending a few days in Nogales
on business connected with his
company, the main Offices of
which are in Oakland. Calf.
Charlie Chaplin, famous mo.
ton picture artist, and party will
arrive in Nogales today from
Hollywood, California, and will
depart at 3 o'clock this afternoon
for Guaymas, where Charlie will
carry on" for the next ten days.
Frank Athearn. many years
connected with the Wells Fargo
Express Company, and a former
resident of Nogales, died in Tue.
son last Wednesday, after a long
illness. The body was shipped
to Oakland California, for burial.
Billie Mitchell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Mitchell of this city,
is recovering from painful in.
juries received during the No
gales = Tom bstone high school
football game at Tom bstone, to
the delight of his many friends
and football fans.
Senator Ralph Cameron, &C.
companied by his son, Ralph
Cameron. Jr. and Horace Steele,
of Phoenix, spent yesterday in
Nogales. While here Senator
Cameron was entertained by Col
lector of Customs G. l.. Fowler
and Postmaster Chas. Beatty.
Andy Wallmark, for mum Der
of years conductor on the South
ern Pacific, who now resides in
Globe, is a business visitor in
Nogales. From here be will go
to his mining properties in So
nora, being accompanied by a
number OF Globe mining men.
]. T. Mcdonald, pioneer min.
ing man of the old Orc Blanco
mining district, this county, has
returned from California, where
be spent the summer with rela.
tives. Mr.. Mcdonald is in poor
health. Says he came to No
gales to consult DR.. w. F. Chen.
oweth.
A. H. Gardner of Tombstone,
is a business visitor in Nogales,
being registered at the Bowman.
Mr.. Gardner is one of Arizona's
good roads boosters. He is the
author of The Main Street.
Through Arizona, handsome
booklet published by the Tomb
stone Commercial Club.
The following Nogales people
are members of big excursion
now on the West Coast of Mex,
leo: DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Gustet.
ter and daughter, Miss Doris
Gustetter; Mr.. and Mrs. Writ g.
Bowman, Mexican Consul and
Mrs. Joaquin Terrazas, J. B.
Bristol, and H. r. Sisk.
The Nogales soliciting com
mittee of the Red Cross roll call,
which opened Monday is com
posed of Mrs. Bessie Parker
Mrs. G. G. Nordholm, Miss May
Brickwood, Mrs. George Januel
Mrs. Claude Frazier, Mrs. V. A
Smelker, Mrs. Ed. Titcomb. Jr.
Mrs. Fred Lawton, Mrs. T. G
Wright, Mrs. G. E. Wheeler, ano
Mrs. j. B. Bristol.
Colonel D. w. Hare, manager
of the Giant Mining Company's
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