The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1924-05-10


Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fl. Herold,
and DR.. v. A. Smoker and wife
are arranging to visit the Ha.
cienda Necesita Mas, located in
the Yaqui River valley, owned
by Messrs. Herold and Smoker.
On Wednesday night. May
18th, at the Firemen's Club the
Ridge-Igo Postof the American
Legion will hold an All Veteran
Night" and invites the veterans
of the Civil War and the Span.
ish American war to attend.
Captain T. w. Tasting of Kel.
~ Field, Texas. arrived in the
city yesterday to make final al.
engagements for the removal
of the local government hangers
to Tucson. Hangers now locat
ed at Douglas will be moved to
Hachita, New Mexico, which
when completed will establish a
direct air route from Ell Paso to
San Diego with stops at Hachita,
Tucson and Yuma.
E. f. Bohlinger, executor of
the estate of the late Colonel r.
r. Richardson, of Patagonia,
and Judge George T. Coughlin,
were Nogales visitors the fore
part of the week. Judge Cough
lin is interested in Santa Cruz
county mining property, former
ly owned by his uncle, Dennis
Coughlin, a pioneer mining man
of Washington Camp. who died
a number Of years ago.
The beautiful thoroughbred
Persian cat, highly priced by its
owner, John Montcravie, CAPT
talist of Oklahoma, who with his
wife is sojourning in Nogales, is
lonesome, and anyone having a
Silver Tip Persian cat for sale,
is requested to communicate
with Mr.. Mon tcravie. Baby" "
the most beautiful Persian cat
in 'steen states, is Lonesome and
must have play. mate.
Following a long illness, F. 0.
Stowe, 50, who for many years
engaged in prospecting and min.
ing in the Mowry district. this
county, died last Sunday after.
noon in an automobile on the
way from Patagonia to Nogales
for medical attention. The body
is at the Frank Carroon under.
taking parlors pending instruc
tions from relatives in England,
deceased's native country.
At a general meeting of the
Nogales Rotary Club held Tues
day night at the Firemen's Club,
which was attended by many
ladies, the following officers, re
Gently elected for the ensuing
year were installed: T. g..
Wright, president; DR.. M. /.
Merritt, vice president, and J..
B. Bristol. secretary. After the
installation of officers, delicious
refreshments were served.
Scout Master Henry Elder.
kin's annual Boy Scout camp
held every summer in beautiful
Bear canyon, west of Nogales,
will open this year on Sunday,
May 25th, and last one mouth.
About As boys will be in Camp
Eiderkin this year, from No
gales, Tucson, Prescott, San
Francisco, Cajeme, Sonora, and
paine, Sonora. During their
stay in Bear canyon the Boy
Scouts will build dam.
Mothers Day was celebrated
at the Kiwanis Club luncheon
held Thursday at the Bowman
Cafe, during which appropriate
addresses we're made by Rev. 0.
A. Smith, Attorney Fred. Noon
and DR.. V. A. Smoker. City
Attorney James V. Robins made
the trade talk at the luncheon
which was presided over by II.
R. Sisk, publisher of The Her.
aid. The interesting program
was arranged by AL Castaneda.
Next weeks meeting will be pre-
sided over by A. M. Gillespie
and G. r. Piquero will arrange
the program.
The annual convention of Ari
iona Shriners, held in Nogales
yesterday and today, is the mos,
successful ever held in the state
The big street parade yesterday
evening led by the famous b
Zaribah Temple of Phoenix
was feature of the two days
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