The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-06-13

Hogan has a lease on Frank
Powers famous Worlds Fair
silver mine at Harshaw. was a
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Scheler and Hogan are making
regular shipments of high grade
ore to the Ell Paso smelter and
will soon be on Easy Street, to
the delight of their many friends.
The boys are working hard.
They deserve success.
In the presence of few in.
innate friends, Miss Katherine
Farrell, lovely daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Richard Farrell of
Harshaw, and Frank B. CARBON.
popular young business man OF
Nogales, we're united in marriage
at the All Saints Catholic church
Thursday night. The beautiful
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Thomas Connolly. A host of
friends wish the newly weds
much happiness.
III. r. Marquee, former fight.
ing manager of the Nogales In.
ternational baseball team, arriv.
ed in the city Thursday from
Navojoa, Sonora, where he is
employed by General Alvaro
Obregon, ex president of Mexico,
and Will manage the local team
tomorrow in their game with the
Globe Bears. With Fighting
Marquee directing the local boys
tomorrow's game promises to be
hum dinger" from start to
finish.
The Order of Rainbow will be
instituted in the Masonic hall
tonight at 8 o'clock. The Order
of Rainbow, an organization for
young girls, is sponsored by the
Eastern Stars and Master Ma.
sons. Mrs. Elizabeth Wingar of
Phoenix, will install the officers,
and Mrs. Mary Weimers of
Douglas, will be present to as
sist in the institution of the new
order in Nogales. After the in.
stallation, refreshments will be
served.
Members of Sheriff Browns
Office working with U. S. Immi.
grafton Inspectors Lou Quinn
and Albert Gatlin, last Saturday
evening arrested Manuel Grijal-
va and G. Ortiz, at Sopori, and
secured six cases of liquor. The
men we're fully armed but did
not resist the officers. Grijalva
is believed to be the man whose
horse was shot from under him
in a gun fight occurring some
months ago in Bear Canyon, be.
tween immigration officers and
booze runners.
Fred. Fl. Hilliker. president of
the Sonora Valley Land Com.
pany Of Los Angeles, accom-.
panied by a party of business
associates, arrived in Nogales
Thursday from the coast and
yesterday departed for his com.
pany's big farm located at Noria.
In the near future the farm will
be stocked with Arabian and
other high class racing horses,
which will be bred and raised on
Mr.. Hilliker's farm, where elm.
attic and other conditions are un.
equalled for that purpose.
The state government of So.
nora under recent educational
bill passed by congress, will
start Immediately the work of es.
tablishing schools in all rural
districts of the state, having al.
ready opened number of edu.
cational institutions on the va.
qui Indian reservations. About
100 schools will! be ready for
the opening of school next year
and for the first time in the his.
tory of Sonora, the smaller towns
of the state will have their
schools under the direct super.
vision of the state.
Will Bowman, % years ago a
resident of Nogales, where he
was train dispatcher for the
Southern Pacific railway, is Wis.
iting Nogales, accompanied by
his wife and their two charming
daughters, Helen and Virginia.
Mr.. Bowman and family made
the ross.country auto trip to
the international border from
Arkansas City, Kansas, where
he is train dispatcher for the
Santa Fe railroad. Will Bow
man is a brother of Writ G..
Bowman. we'll known local can.