The border vidette., 1925-05-16

MIS. lOD0G0, WlI0 VI SOlOu6I
Topete of the Mexican army, is
spending a few days in Nogales
with relatives. She is a daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Polin
formerly of Nogales, who now
make their home in,Mexico City.
Wade w. Barbee, manager of
the Southern Trust company,
who is also manager of the great
Pierson ranch at Cibuta, Sonora,
returned the forepart of the
week from a visit at the big
ranch which be is stocking with
high. class cattle.
II. S. Howey, who with his
brother, l.. E. Howey. is oper.
ating a gold mine near Llano,
Sonora, was here the forepart of
the week purchasing mine and
camp supplies The'Howey boys
are experienced Colorado miners.
They are making good in So.
nora.
Frank Acedo, former employe
of the Roy & Titcomb lumber
mills ia this city,. died Wednes
day in Tempe, following long
illness. Deceased leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his
passing. Frank was a member
of the Nogales Knights of Py.
thias.
President Allen M. Gillespie
of the Nogales National Bank
and J. F. Johnson, automobile
dealer, were among the local
baseball fans who motored to
Globe to root for the Nogales
Internationals, who last Sunday
defeated the Globe team by a
score of 5 to 4.
| Captain L. w. Mix has return.
ed from Hermosillo. where it is
said be made arrangements to
rebuild his Hotel Arcadia, de.
stroyed by fire several years
ago. He was accompanied by
two experienced hotel men who
will operate the New Arcadia
when it is re built.
/ AS a result of the bazar held
last Saturday in the old First
National Bank quarters in the
Brickwood building, the ST An.
drew's Episcopal church choir is
| $182.7O richer. A professional
cross, a silk American flag and
several other articles, will be
purchased to beautify the church
| Members of the graduating
class of the Nogales high school
have been invited to be the
guests of the Nogales Kiwanis
Club next Thursday at the re.
gular weekly luncheon. Con-
gresham Carl Hayden has been
invited to attend the luncheon,
as a guest of Member Manuel
Escalada.
| Vern Elliott of Wyoming, has
returned to his northern home
after purchasing three carloads
of big steers from j. E. Wise,
owner of the Arizona ranch in
| Sonora, for use in the annual
Wyoming Frontier Days celebra.
ton to be held in July. The
steers will be used for roping
and bull dogging.
Panorama vie VS. of the Knights
of Columbus convention crowd,
taken following the parade last
Sunday morning. are on display
at the A. w. Lown photo shop
i on Morley avenue. The views
are three feet long and besides
showing the Knights of Colum.
bus, takes in the business dis.
. trict from the city hall north to
the Arizona Packing Co.
In battle last night between
U. S. Customs Inspectors Ed.
Webb and Leonard Mansfield
, and Mexican rum runners in the
, mountains near the San Xavier
: mission, two smugglers we're
| killed and Inspector Mansfield is
| reported wounded. No particu.
} lars of the battle have been re
ceived here. The dead and
, wounded were taken to Tucson.
Congressman Carl Hayden will
; be the guest of honor at the get
7 together meeting of the Nogales
7 Chamber Of Commerce to be held
, at the Firemen's Club on the
evening of May 21st. according
announcement made by Score
, tary J. B. Bristol. The meeting
. promises to be one of the most