The border vidette., 1925-03-21

/ JdIys ID. nyiOI WIIhCys mdud'
ger, has established a Chevrolet
agency at Cajeme, Sonora, with
| J. A. McGimsey in charge.
Editor Howard Keener of The
Patagonian, and E. r. Bohlin.
ger, prominent mining man. at.
tended the mining conference,
from Patagonia, Thursday night.
John Peterson, former resident
of Nogales, who is now engaged
in the grocery business in Los
Angeles, after spending a week
in Nogales, has returned TO Cali.
j fornia.
James Lester, prominent Cali.
fornia mining engineer, has re.
turned from Sonora, where he
went to examine mining prop.
-erty for group of eastern in
vestors.
]. W. Angle, from the Fuerte
river country in the state of Sin.
aloa, Mexico, is q Nogales bust
ness visitor. He is interested in
a big colonization project in the
! south country.
J. D. Taught, manager of the
Colorado Horse and Mule Com
pany, has sold four thorough.
bred Jacks to Eduardo Camou,
who last week took the animals
to the Camou ranch in Sonora.
Baby Chix:-R. /. Reds, even
color and red to the skin, Barred
Rocks, Black Minorcas, Golden
Buff and White Leghorns, Tan
cred and Tom, Barron strains.
ENoCH CREWS. Seabright, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bow.
man and little daughter have re
turned from San Diego, where
they own valuable real estate.
They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. William Cava.
naugh.
Ed. Tovrea, president OF the
Arizona Packing Company, and
Mrs. Tovrea, spent the week.
end in Nogales. Mr.. Tovrea is
a brother OF J. G. Tovrea, local
manager of the Arizona Packing
Company.
Senor Jesus Siqueiros. mem.
Der of the Nogales, Sonora city
council, was recently selected
as presidente (mayor) of the sis
ter city across the line. His
term of Office will expire Sep
temper Is, 1925.
Eb. Jones, former citizen of
Nogales, who is now manager of
The Vail Company's farms near
Greaterville, was a Nogales Wis
itor Wednesday and Thursday.
Ed has many old friends in this
city who were glad to see him.
American flags will fly from
in front of practically every bust.
ness house in Nogales on future
holidays and special days of
celebration. as a result of a con.
tract entered into with Phoe.
nix concern by the local post of
the American Legion. Holes
have been drilled into the side.
walks for the flag poles.
SecretarysJ. B. Bristol of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce,
and P. V. d. Neff, have returned
from Phoenix where they attend.
ed the annual Rotary Club con.
ference Monday and Tuesday.
Other delegates from the local
Rotary club, were Captain Chas.
Beatty, Nogales' popular post.
master, and T. G. Wright, local
representative of the Southern
Pacific Company.
More than 100 ex service men
and veterans of the World War
met Wednesday night at the Cave
Club, Nogales. Sonora, for the
annual banquet and in observ.
ance of the founding of the local
Ridge Igo Post of the American
Legion. The banquet. was big
success; every body had glori.
Gus time, and those in attend.
ance declare it the best yet held
by the Legion boys.
| The annual convention of the
| knights of Columbus lodge will
| be held il Nogales on May 9th,
| 10th and 11th, and it is expected
that from between 200 and SOC
delegates from all sections OF
the state will be present to help
make this years convention the
best yet held by the knights oi
|Golunoh huo lo1uo nhich hoo q