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

Leo Hines enjoyed a visit in
Nogales with old friends yester.
day. Leo and his brother Har.
ry, now make their home in
Tucson. Both are expert brick
workers.
Cecil 2. Simpson of Los An
geles, is a visitor in the city, on
business connected with the
beautiful Chevrolet automobiles,
for which he is a 100 per cent
booster. B. Taylor Wilkey is
Mr.. Simpsons Nogales repre-.
sentative.
Attorney Bonsall Noon, who
has been in Warsaw, Poland, on
legal business connected with
the estate of the late Joseph
Piskorski, former pioneer citi
zen of this city. has been sue.
cessful In his mission and now is
homeward bound via New York.
Mrs. Robt. E. Lee and two
bright children, are enjoying a
visit at the California beaches,
where the will be joined early in
August by Clerk of the Superior
Court Robt. E. Lee, who will
take a we'll earned vacation for
the first time in seven years.
Officers of the 25th Infantry
of Camp Stephen D. Little. will
be hosts to an informal dance to
be given tonight at the officers
tennis courts, starting at $50
o'clock. Music will be furnish
ed by the 25th Infantry regi
mental orchestra. The public is
invited.
Foster Wright and family ar
rived in Nogales Sunday from
Culiacan, Sinaloa, on their way
to California where they will
make their home. Mr.. Wright
was former cashier of the No,
gales National Bank and for
several years has been associat.
ed with J. NJ. Hiser in the Ford
Auto Agency of Culiacan. He
has disposed of his interest in
the Sinaloa capital to Mr.. Hiser.
The Nogales Kiwanis Club has
esta blished a Baby Milk Fund
and instructed the Associated
Charities to use as much milk
for children as needed and pre-.
sent the Club with the bill. All
members of the Club will con.
tribute to the fund and in addi.
ton milk bottles will be placed
in hotels, cafes, restaurants, ci,
gar stands and other places in
which people can add their mite
TO the Baby Milk Fund.
Prof. Geo. II. Madden, who
recently resigned as superinten.
dent of the Nogales schools, has
accepted the superintendency of
of the Winslow, Arizona schools.
Professor Madden and family
will leave the latter part of this
month for Wins!ow, where the
professor will succeed Professor
Grady Gammage, who has re
signed to become vice president
of the Northern Arizona Teach
erS' College at Flagstaff.
DR.. and Mrs. M. I. Merritt
have returned home from sew
eral weeks stay in California,
where they went following a
trip to Cleveland, Ohio, where
DR.. Merritt, who is president of
the Nogales Rotary Club, at
tended the International Rotary
convention. During his alb
sence, Vice President re. Bean
has been presiding 50 chairman
of Rotary luncheons each week
at the International Casino.
The farewell dance and recep
ton given Don Carlos Diaz, re.
firing Mexican collector of Gus.
toms, Nogales, Sonora, at the
Casino Nogalense last Tuesday
night, was a joyous affair. APP
proximately 500 men and women
of ambos Nogales we're present
to bid farewell to Mr.. Diaz, who
will soon leave this city for his
great plantation on the West
Coast, taking with him and his
estimable family the best wishes
of q host of friends.
Sunday evening there arrived
at Nogales, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Milestone of Kansas City,
Mo-, who are returning home
from a pleasure visit in Califor-
MIA. They are guests of Col.
and Mrs. Allen II. Bird, uncle
and aunt of the lady, who is
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