The border vidette., 1925-01-17

! w. DSChlOFu hlOU6y, JE., Is III
NOgales, from the Alamo ranch
] in Sonora, where he recently
| rounded up bunch of cattle for
shipment to Mexico City through
the port of Nogales.
Henry Clark Smith, beloved
pastor of st. Andrews EDisco
pal church in this city, will soon
depart for Riverside, California,
where be will assume charge OF
the All Saints church.
Baby Chix:-R. I. Reds, Barr.
ed Rocks, Black Minorcas, Gold
en- Buff and White Leghorns.
Ready January 10Th. Special
rates to broiler plants. ENoCH
CREWS, Seabright, Calf. Adv.
DR.. v. A. Smoker has gone
to the Yaqui River valley, So.
nora, to visit the rice plantation
owned by himself and Otto 81.
Herold, vice president of the
First National Bank of Nogales.
Ladies Work at Home. pleas
| ant, easy sewing on your ma
! chine. Whole or part time.
Highest possible prices paid.
| For full information address l..
Jones. Box 2, Olney, I'll. Adv.
Robert Burns, manager of the
J. G. Penney Company Of this
city, departed yesterday for At
lantic City, New Jersey, to at
tend the annual meeting of J. G..
Penney Company managers of
America.
Leslie Hardy, little son of At
torney and Mrs. Charles l. Har.
dy, is recovering from injuries
sustained ia an automobile acct
dent in which his arm was brok.
en-. Recently it was reset by
DR.. V. A. Smoker.
Mrs. Theodore S. Marsh, mem.
Der of the board of regents of
the University of Arizona, and
! Democratic national committee,
woman from Arizona, has re.
turned to her beautiful home in
this city, from Phoenix.
A. J.. Underwood, prominent
mining engineer, who is inter
ested in Mexican mines, is a
guest at the Evans hotel, from
his home in Pasadena. He is
here on business connected with
| a big Mexican mining deal.
Charley Bauer, for the past
six years manager Of Joe Berk' 5
Modern Store, will depart to.
morrow on a business trip to
St. Louis and New York. From
the. latter place he will go by
boat to Mexico City where be
will locate. Every body in No.
gales joins in wishing Charley
success, always.
According to a recent ruling
made by the horticultural bureau
of the u. S. Department of Agri.
cuture,4 cotton shipments from
the Altar district of Sonora,
Mexico, may pass through this
port under bond to Ell Paso.
Texas, where a special fumiga
ton plant has been opened and
where all Altar cotton will be
sterilized.
Lown & Wood, local contract.
ors and builders, have force OF
men at work tearing down the
concrete vaults of old First Ma.
tional Bank quarters in Brick.
wood building. The mammoth
vault door has been sold to Gen.
Alvaro Obregon and will be US
ed at the new bank to be estab
iished by Mexico's ex presiden,
at Navoioa.
i W. II. Rice, for a number Of
| years connected with the Par
ker-Grimshaw Undertaking Co
of Tucson, as. funeral director
and embalmer, is now in charge
of the Parker Grimshaw under
taking parlors in this city, as q
result of the recent transfer Of
business from the Geo. B. Marsh
| Undertaking Company to the
! Tucson firm.
| State Examiners Eugene Trip
pell, P. j. Munich and M. A
Murphy of Phoenix, are here
giving the county offices the
"once over" Mr.. Trippell is
the father of Attorney Alfred
Trippell, formerly of this city
who is now assistant city attor
new of Los Angeles, where he