The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-18

The Home Bakery is remodel.
ing the new store at 220 Grand
avenue, preparatory to moving
into same next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kruttsch
nit, Jr., of Tucson, visited the
border this week. They regis.
tered at The Bowman.
Frank Itule, importer and ex-
porter Of Mexican products, has
gone on business trip down the
West Coast of Mexico.
Governor Bay of Sonora, is
here from Hermosillo, the state
capital, for few days visit on
the border with friends.
S. E. Keiser. manager of the
FL Rayo refinery of Nogales.
Sonora, has returned from a
business trip to Hermosillo.
A. ]. Abbott and family have
departed by automobile, for San
ia Fee, New Mexico, where they
will visit Mr.. Abbott's father.
Frank E. Sullivan, former
manager Of the local Offices of
Standard Oil Company, and now
connected with the company's
San Francisco offices, visited
Nogales this week, on company
business.
William (Doc) Rosenberg, cor.
respondent for the Nogales Her.
aid, was a county seat visitor
Monday from little old Tubac,
where Doc" and his family
have resided many years.
J. 3. Robinson of the Geo. B.
Marsh, Inc, is spending a few
days here from Hermosillo. So
nora. Mexico, where his big
flrm is doing contract work for
the municipal government.
Webster II. Land, former we'll
known banker of this city, who
now makes his home in Tucson,
visited old friends here Monday.
Land is now engaged in the cat
tie business, as buyer and seller.
M. B. Hamlin has just finish
ed putting in a cement floor at
his barn and bottling house at
the Riverside Dairy, located on
, the north side of the river near
the city's power plant. Recent
~ Mat purchased q herd of fine
Jersey COWS, for his Riverside
Dairy.
Frank Reagan, of Del Rio,
Texas. a square shooter who
engaged in business in Nogales
some years ago, has been a visi
tor in the city this week from
the Lon Pyeatt ranch near Ca
Mile, in the Huachuca mountain
foothills, where he is now max,
ing his home. Frank is brother
of Lee and James Reagan, we'll
known in Santa Cruz county.
John Gigginbatbam, Laird of
Carlo, returned Thursday from
Avalon, California, where he
enjoyed two weeks fishing and
visiting with old friends. Yes.
terday the Laird returned to his
home at Carlo, near where be
owns valuable mining property,
which he acquired many years
ago. The latch. string at the
Laird's pleasant home at Carlo,
is always on the outside to his
friends and his friends friends.
Justin Leeker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Leeker, former resi-.
dents of Nogales, is recovering
from typhoid fever at Sauga-
tuck, Michigan, where Justin
and his mother recently went
from Philadelphia, where the
young man was taken sick. MIR.
Leeker is now at the old home
in Memphis, Tenn. He will
visit Nogales next month, &C.
cording to Duane Bird, his at.
torney.
A. L. Lewis, of the engineer.
ing and ore buying firm of Lewis
& Taylor, has returned to Her
mosillo. Sonora, after several
days visit on the border. Mr..
Lewis stated A. M. Conard, for.
merly of this city, is making
big success of farming on the
old Hacienda Santa Rosalia, near
Hermosillo. and now has a won.
derful stand of cotton. Conard
is personally in charge of oper.
alton at his $500 acre farm which
is located only a few minutes by
automobile from Hermosillo, be
tween the San Miguel and Her.