The border vidette., 1924-02-02
FEBRUARY 3, 1924.
LOCAL NEWS.

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Writ G. Bowman has returned
from a business visit to Aqua
Prieta, Sonora.
A. 4. Lewis, Hermosillo ore
and bullion buyer, is here from
the Sonora state capital.
City Attorney James V. Rob
ms has returned from a visit to
Los Angeles on legal business.
Andy Bettwy, local insurance
man, has returned from PhOe
nix, where be transacted private
business.
w. Fl. Roper, mining engi
neer, has returned from a visit up
state, where he examined some
mining property.
L. S. Cutting, from his cotton
plantation at Oquitoa, in the AL.
tar district, Sonora, is a business
visitor in Nogales.
Louis G. Kelsey, civil engi.
neer, has returned from Seattle,
Washington, where be spent a
month transacting business.
Under Sheriff Harry J. Patter
son has returned from the state
insane asylum at Phoenix, where
he delivered an insane person.
w. H. Knox, president of the
Arizona Cotton Growers Asso
ton, of Phoenix, visited No
gales the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haynes
have returned from the coast.
They own a pleasant home out
on the Nogales Patagonia road.
@. Leatherman, one of the
county's successful cattle rails
ers, was in from his ranch on
the Nogales Gala basas road, yes
terday.
Frank P. Stewart, collector of
internal revenue, after short
visit in Nogales, has returned to
Phoenix, where he makes his
headquarters,
Howard Keener, editor and
proprietor of the Santa Cruz
Patagonian, was a business visi
tor at the county seat Thursday
from Patagonia.
Miss Edith Noon, daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Noon,
continues to recover from her
recent Illness, at her home on
North Grand avenue.
Otto H. Herold, Phil Herold,
Manuel Escalada and Rev. Faith.
err Duval, attend the banquet in
Tucson last Sunday evening in
honor of Bishop Gercke.
The Nogales Masonic Lodge
held a special meeting Tuesday
night at Masonic Temple and in
itiated candidate into the mys.
teries of that noble order.
William Lowe, of Tucson, was
a county seat visitor last Wed
nesday. Mr.. Lowe is justice of
the peace at Tubac, where be
has made his home many years.
The jitney dance given last
night at Firemen's Hall under
the auspices of the ,Nogales Fire
Department, was a big success.
Music was furnished by Peltier's
orchestra.
J. Fl. Bum, Noria, Sonora
farmer, was border city this
week a couple of days, being &C.
companied by Robert Steedman,
also engages in farming in the
Noria district.
William II. Haley, former well
known popular newspaper man,
is now located at Guadalajara
Mexico, where he is in charge OF
the Office of an American bond.
ing company.
The Nogales Rotary Club held
an interesting meeting Tuesday
at the Bowman Hotel Cafe, with
J. S. Jennings acting as chair
man, Druggist Phillips made
the trade talk.
Realizing that now is the time
to purchase mines and land in
the wonder land south of the
international border. scores Of
Americans are going to the Wes'
| Coast of Mexico.
Yesterday Phil Clark was g
visitor in the city from his mines
in the Orc Blanco district, this
county. While here he had ore
assayed by Chas. Taylor, pioneel
assayer of Nogales.l !.
Monday the gold fish pond ir
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