The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Joe Berk, proprietor of The
Modern, has returned from
business visit in California.
Members of the Knights OF
Columbus and their families will
hold picnic near the old Tubac
Mission tomorrow.
ii. A. Tolley Of Miami. Ariz.,
q brother of w. F. Tolley, of
the Arizona Packing Company,
is enjoying visit here with his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Tovrea
spent last Sunday on beautiful
Mount Lennon, near Tucson.
They made the trip by automo
bile, returning home Monday.
Ross Sanborn is now holding
down the night trick" at the
White Front wet goods EN-
porium in Nogales, Sonora, own
ed by Don Franklin and Frank
Mckay.
James Lester, we'll known
mining engineer, has been a No
gales visitor this week from the
-Cananea mining district, Sonora,
where he is interested in mining
property.
A score or more members of
the st. Andrews Episcopal choir
will spend Sunday at the Hood
Berner resort in Ramsey Can.
yon, Cochise county, near Fort
Hnachuca.
The Piggly Wiggly warehouse
in the rear of their store with an
entrance on Terrace avenue has
been completed and three car.
loads of groceries have been
transferred to it.
Lew Levin, manager of the
A. Carpena haberdashry, has
recovered from his recent ill.,
ness and is again on the job Civ.
ing his friends and customers
the glad smile"
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lewis, from
their stock ranch in Parker Can
yon, this county, were visitors
at the county seat Wednesday.
Lewis makes specially of rails.
ing running horses.
Vic Hanna. prominent Phoenix
clothier, was among the visiting
Shriners in the city last Sunday
for the big Shriners' picnic held
at the beautiful Mascarenas
ranch in Sonora. Mexico.
Dan Phillips. experienced as
sayer and geologist, who is now
superintendent at Charley w.
Phillips Durazno gold mines in
Sonora, is in the city for q few
days visit with his family.
Ed. L. Shaw, W. R. Hutchins
aud W. J. Heating of Phoenix,
visited the border this week to
enjoy our wonderful cool noun.
tain air and sip large foaming
icy cold mug OF Sonora's best.
Floyd M. Thompson, who is
operating the famous old Otate
gold mine situated near Llano,
Sonora, Mexico, has been a Dor.
der city business visitor this
week, from the south country.
James D. Bailey, manager of
Colonel Fred Breen's stock farm
near Noria, Sonora, is a business
visitor on the border. Colonel
Breen is editor and owner of the
Coconino Sun, pupished at Flag.
staff.
L. r. Mitchell, former bust.
ness man of Nogales, now of
Phoenix, is here for few days
visit. Reports the weather at
the capita! city delightfully."- hot.
Mitch" is a natural born 100
per cent booster.
William D. Gray, prominent,
experienced mining man, poet,
and hale fellow we'll met, was a
border city visitor Wednesday
from Gray Brothers mines ad
joining the 3-R mines in the
Patagonia mountains. William
has great faith in the Gray
Brothers group of mining prop
critics, where he and his brother,
the late Henry Gray. made their
home many years.
Approximately 100 Shriners
from Tucson and other points in
Arizona with Nogales members
of the mystic order, enjoyed a
delightful picnic in Sonora, a
few miles south of the interna.
tional border last Sunday. Ar.