The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-06-27

| j. F. Johnson's auto sales de
partment. recently made a tour
of the Camille, Patagonia, Elgin
and Sonoita districts, in the in.
terest of Mr.. Johnson and Henry
Ford. Kelly knows his stuff. F"
John and Bird Yoas, from the
Yoas stock ranch in the Santa
Rita mountains near Tubac, we're
in Nogales Tuesday. They we're
witnesses in the Cumming pre-
liminary hearing held before
Justice of the Peace Charley E.
Hardy, for the defendant.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Car.
room are now at home" to their
many friends at the Glore apart
ments on Walnut street. Mrs.
CARBON was formerly Miss Kath.
ryn Farrell, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Farrell. pioneer resi-.
dents of Harshaw, this county.
Customs Inspectors Lon Par
ker and Albert Gatlin discovered
a big lot of liquor cached at a
lonely place in the Elgin district
Saturday. The owners made
their get away before the officers
arrived. The seized booze is
| valued at about $500.
HI. w. Hamblin, formerly con.
nected with the Southern Ari.
IONA Power Company of this
city, who now resides in Tucson,
was Nogales business visitor
Monday and Tuesday. Hamblin
recently returned from an ex.
tended business trip down the
West Coast of Mexico. as far as
Mazatlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Richard.
son and daughter, Miss Thelma,
and Mrs. Richardson's mother,
Mrs. II. B. Lamb, are planning
to leave soon for an automobile
trip to sunny California, where
Mrs. Lamb and her grand
daughter will spend the summer.
Mr.. Richardson is cashier of the
First National Bank of Nogales.
H. Dawson, proprietor of the
Popular Store, fractured his foot
Sunday at the Elks' picnic at
the Mascarenas ranch, when he
stepped from his car onto a
stone. The injured foot has
been placed in a cast and Mr..
Dawson is recovering at the
home of his friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Goldman on North
Morley avenue.
James E. Lester. San Fran.
cisco mining engineer, has re.
turned from the Cananea min.
ing district, Sonora, where has
been examining some mining
property. Jim Lester is vel!
known in many big mining dis
tricts throughout the West. He
has a splendind reputation as a
mining engineer of wide exper.
! fence.
| Joseph A. Cumming, commits.
sion broker, of Nogales, Sonora,
has disorganized the company of
Cumming & Garcia and has re-.
organized under the laws of
Mexico. The name of the new
firm is Joseph A. Cumming and
Company, with Offices above the
Compania Bancaria in Nogales,
Sonora, just north of the Inter.
national Casino.
| Announcements have been re.
ceived of the marriage of Miss
Ivah Grace Overholser to Blan.
ton Taylor Wilkey, Wednesday
evening at the Santa Rita hotel.
in the presence of few friends
of the happy bride and groom,
who have many friends IN No.
gales where they will continue
to make their home, after spend.
ing their honeymoon auto tour.
ing in northern Arizona.
Mrs. Pat Hannah was slightly
injured last Sunday when an
axle on a car driven by her hus.
band to the Elks' picnic at the
Mascarenas ranch in Sonora,
broke, throwing Mrs. Hannah
from the car. Her injury. cut
lip, was dressed by Drs. A. L.
Gustetter and V. A. Smoker,
who were passing at the time OF
the accident on the Elks' spe.
cial train, which was stopped to
give first aid.
Attorney Bonsal Noon, junior
member of the law firm of Noon
& Noon, this city, who left here