The border vidette., 1925-09-26

Frank and Lee Reagan, form.
er business men of this city,
were Nogales visitors this week.
From here they motored to Pa.
tagonia to visit their brother
James Reagan, and family.
Mrs. L. B. Fleischer has re.
turned to her home in Los An
geles. The lady is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Masca.
renas, pioneer residents of this
city, who are sojourning in Cal.
ifornia.
The Boyle Dayton Company,
manufacturers of Los Angeles
and San Francisco, is represent.
ed in Nogales today by w. F.
Henderson, district manager,
who makes his headquarters in
Phoenix.
E. A. Washburn, owner of the
International Club at San Luis,
Sonora, twenty seven miles south
of Yuma, was passenger on yes.
terday's south bound train for
Hermosillo, where he goes on
business.
Ed. Bohlinger, prominent Pa
tagonia mining man, was a bust
ness visitor in the city this week
from the busy little town on the
banks of the Sonoita, where
there is much mining activity
just now.
Howard Keener, publisher of
the Patagonian, was county
seat visitor the forepart of the
week in the interest of his inter
esting weekly which is a 100 per
cent booster for Patagonia. and
all of Santa Cruz county.
Bill Bremen, superintendent of
the Moore Cummings graphite
mines in Sonora, Mexico, is a
business visitor in Nogales. Re-.
ports new strike of high grade
ore at the mine, which is owned
by Detroit, Michigan financiers.
Ferd. VanMourick, of the So
nora News Company, many years
a resident of Nogales, when he
was local manager of the com
pany, is visitor in the city
from Los Angeles, where he and
his family now make their home.
Hon. Leslie G. Hardy, member
of the local law firm of Hardy &
Hardy, and state senator from
Santa Cruz county, has returned
from an automobile trip to Phoe
nix, where he resided when he
was assistant attorney general
of Arizona.
J. J. Peterson, superintendent
Of the Big Jim mine, and Mike
Hogan, of the Worlds Fair mine,
visited Nogales yesterday, being
accompanied by Mr.. Heating, of
Los Angeles, an officer of the
Big Jim Mines Company. who is
visiting his company's Santa
Cruz county property.
Horace Loomis of Hermosillo,
has returned to the city for a
few days stay following busi
ness trip to Guaymas. Mr..
Loomis besides being one of the
prominent mine and land men OF
the West Coast of Mexico, is
also special correspondent for
The Herald in the south.
Mrs. A. NJ, Franklin and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Frank
lin, of Tucson, visited Nogales
last Thursday, being accompa.
MED by Mrs. Harry E. Heighton
Mrs. E. w. Childs and Mrs. Tec
Monroe. The ladies motoreo
over from the old pueblo and re
gistered at the Bowman hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Van Treese
formerly of this city, now resi-
dents of Hollywood, Calf, are
visiting the lady's mother, Mrs,
Ellen Thompson. Mr.. Var
Treese has made a pile of money
in the automobile business. HI
may become financially interest
ed in the big brewery in Mega
les, Sonora, Mexico, with Joe
Wise.
Harry r. Renshaw. secretary
of the Nogales Building & Loar
Association, and father of Harry
Renshaw, famous rifle shot, has
returned from Camp Perry Ohio
and is again on the Job. Wher
it come to knocking 'em over
with q rifle, Mr.. Renshaw is a