The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-08-15
LOCAL ITEMS.


where they enjoyed a few days
visit With Mrs. Whittield's ia
Their, Rev. J. III. Allen.
Mrs. Harry G. Woodruff will
arrive in the city today from
Saginaw, Mich, to join her hus
band, vice president of the Tn.
tied States Graphite Co.
Mrs. e G. Houle, wife of the
chief surgeon of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico r. r., is q
guest at The Evans. from her
home at Empalme, Sonora.
DR.. w. j. Cryderman, former
~ of this city, now located at
Navojoa. Sonooa, after enjoying
q short visit in Nogales with his
old friend DR.. M. I. Merritt, has
returned to the south country.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Titcomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Clagett left
Thursday afternoon by automo
bile for Membres Hot Springs,
near Silver City. New Mexico,
where they will spend several
days.
Tomorrow forenoon at Phoe
nix, the Nogales Internationals
will play the Capital City Sena.
tors, and the following Sunday
the Nogales nine will cross bats
with the Miami Miners at Mi
ami, Arizona.
J. G. Barnes, local insurance
and real estate man, has return
ed from a business trip to San
Diego. California. in connection
with the proposed new hotel to
be constructed on the Montezu
ma property on Morley avenue.
Henry Cohn, proprietor of the
Hotel Rosario, Chilean. Sinaloa,
and Hotel Cohn, Hermosillo, is
in the city on his way to the
California beaches, where be
will spend the remainder of the
summer, returning to his home
at Culican about October first.
s The Nogales Internationals
lost both games of the double
header played on the high school
grounds here Sunday, Globe
winning the morning game by q
score of 6 to 5, and Mesa taking
the afternoon game, 10 10 4.
Both games were played on
muddy grounds.
Frank Lown, Of the contract
ing firm of Lown & Woods. who
have the contract for rebuilding
the bank building at Cananea,
Sonora, recently destroyed by
fire, motored to Nogales to wit.
ness the league ball games last
Sunday between the Nogales Ia
ternationals and the Globe and
Mesa teams.
Bob Ingersoll, connected with
the clerical force at the Nogales
Office of the Standard Oil Com.
pany, departed yesterday for
Tempe, where he will enjoy
visit with his friend Curt w.
Miller, editor and proprietor of
the Tempe News, and beloved
big" brother of Emory D. Mil.
Ter. who for more than twenty
eight years has published The
Border Vidette. Lucky Bob.
Joseph P. Dillon, secretary of
the State Fair Commission, who
is on a motor trip over the state
in the interest of the twenty.
first annual Arizona state fair,
attended the Arizona Peace Off
GERS Association convention held
here Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. Joe Dillon is one of
Arizona's best known we'll liked
citizens, who has many friends
throughout the state. From
here he motOred to Douglas.
Attorney General John W..
Murphy, was among the busy
members of the Arizona Peace
Officers Association which met
here Tuesday and Wednesday for
its First Semi Annual Conven
ton. General Murphy is a gen
tleman of the "old school" we'll
liked by every body in Arizona.
He was accompanied by Con
Cronin, State Librarian, who
IS toast master at the banquet
given in honor of the visiting
state peace officers at The Cave
Wednesday evening, made a
great hit, and endeared himself
to every he man" present at
the banquet.