The border vidette., 1925-04-11

gone to Pitiquito, Sonora, for a
visit with her son, G. V. Fowler
and family. Mr.. Fowler is con.
nected with a big cotton com
pany, for which he is secretary.
| Ed. r. Bohlinger, executor of
the estate of the late Colonel r.
r. Richardson, the founder of
Patagonia, was a business visitor
in the border city Thursday. Ed.
Bohlinger is one of the best
mining men in the southwest.
He is busy these days success.
fully operating a number of good
producing mines near Patagonia,
from which point regular ship
ments of ore are being made to
the El Paso smelter for treat.
ment.
H. M. Clagett, many years
connected with the great local
firm of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, as
consulting engineer, has return
ed from Topic, Nayarit, Mexico.
where he has been for some
months in charge of his com
pany's immense hardwood mills,
erected some time ago under his
personal supervision. Few men
in this country excel Herbert
M. Clagett in the engineering
game; hence his many years of
continuous service with Roy &
Titcomb. Inc.
Funeral services for the late
Charles w. Beck, pioneer citizen
of Nogales, who passed away
Monday afternoon at the old
Beck home on Beck street, we're
held Tuesday afternoon at the
Sacred Heart church, interment
being in the Nogales cemetery.
Deceased, age 80, had been i'll a
long time. He is survived by
four daughters and three sons.
They are Anna Ugalda, Maria
Tribolet. Enriqueta Lara and
Emma Padilla, and Fernando
and Alfredo Beck.
Many people in Nogales will
regret to learn that Mrs. Lillian
Elizabeth Cronin, beloved wife
of State Librarian Con Cronin,
died recently in Phoenix, follow.
ing long illness. Deceased was
noble woman greatly esteemed
by all who knew her. Her un
timely passing will be deeply
regretted by many people in
Santa Cruz county, where the
Cronin family resided a number
of years before going to Phoe
nix to make their home. The
funeral was held Monday after
noon in Phoenix, interment be.
ing in Green wood cemetery.
Tito Schipa, world famous
tenor, who is a member of the
Chicago Grand Opera Associa
tion, accompanied by several
Tucson friends, visited Nogales,
Sunday, as guests of William A.
Scatina, San Francisco produce
man, who entertained his friends
at the International Casino, No
gales, Sonora. At the request
of Mr.. Scatina. Schipa sang 20
Solo Mo-" and "Chi Sc Ne
Scorda Echiu," to the great de-
light of his hearers. The fam.
Gus singer was en- route to Mex
leo City, where he will appear
in concert. He said be liked
Nogales.
Neri Osborn, Jr. state inherit
ance tax collector, arrived in the
city Wednesday from Phoenix,
on official business. While here
Mr.. Osborn collected $1.189. O3
inheritance tax on the estate of
the late Joseph Piskorski, who
died here on July 18, 1928, leav
ing gross estate of SIG, ,857. .54
and a net taxable estate of $61,.
951. 45. The entire Piskorski es.
tate was bequeathed by deceased.
to several brothers and sisters
residing in Poland. and whom
he had not seen for fifty years.
Attorney Fred Noon and Bracey
Curtis, president of the First
National Bank of Nogales, are
executors of the estate.
The Kiwanis Club met Thurs
day noon at the International
Casino, with H. r. Sisk presid.
ing as chairman. The attend.
ance prize was awarded to VIM.
Wasnidge. A. M. Gillespie, M.
Escalada and Rev. O. A. Smith
were the principal local speak
ers. The guests were Deputy