The border vidette., 1925-06-06

duu James flnloy were county
seat visitors Monday attending
the regular monthly meeting of
the board Of supervisors.
G. O. Case, state superinten.
dent of public instruction, on a
tour of the state, was Nogales
visitor this week. Professor
Case, who is an old friend of the
editor, was a welcome caller at
the Vidette office.
The Misses Sarah and Edith
Noon, accomplished daughters
of Attorney and Mrs. Fred Noon,
on Grand avenue, have returned
home from st. Louis. Mo, where
they have been attending Lin.
den wood College.
John Yost, from the fine Yost
stock ranch in the Santa Rita
mountains near Tubac, visited
NoRales this week, accompanied
by gentleman from Oklahoma,
who with his wife, is sojourning
at the Yost ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Land
of Tucson, enjoyed the week end
with friends in Nogales, where
Mr.. Land resided before going
to Tucson to engage in the bank.
ing business. The Lands have
many friends throughout Santa
Cruz county.
A number of officers of the
Big Jim Mining Company, spent
the week end in Nogales, from
Los Angeles. They were chap
eroned by E. F. Bohlinger, Pata.
gonia mining man, and Editor
Howard Keener of the Santa
Cruz Patagonian.
James B. Finley, vice presi.
dent Of the S. P. de M. r. r.,
with headquarters at Empalme,
Sonora, Mexico, accompanied by
other high rail officials, visited
Nogales this week. They were
IN conference with Terminal
Superintendent T. G. Wright.
Everybody in Santa Cruz coun.
ty will be pleased to learn that
Miss Gladys Walker, daughter
of Mrs. Lucille Walker of this
city, who was painfully injured
recently during the horse show
at the University of Arizona, is
on the road to complete recovery.
Hal Chase, ex. premier league
baseball, first baseman, was here
Thursday from Douglas, Ari.
IONA, where he is now sojourn.1
ing. Hal is highly esteemed in
Nogales, where be made many,
personal friends when he was
manager and first baseman of
the Internationals.
40 Advices have been received in
Nogales to the effect that Justine
Leeker,son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Leeker. formerly of this city,.
now residents of Memphis, Tenn,
is recovering from an attack of
typhoid fever in a Philadelphia
hospital. and will soon be able
to return with his parents to the
Leeker home in Memphis.
The baseball game Sunday af.
ternoon, played on the Nogales
high school grounds, between
the Nogales Internationals and
Mesa Jewels, will long be re
memberec-but not pleasantly
by Nogales fans. The visitors
defeated the home team by the
wonderful score of IS to 5. in the
presence of one of the largest
crowds in the history of Nogales.
The baby girl which came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hudgin early Tuesday morning,
died Thursday night. In their
hour of sorrow the bereaved
parents have the heartfelt sym.
patty of the entire community.
where they have a host of
friends. For many years Mr..
Hudgin has been secretary and
treasurer of Roy & Titcomb, Inc. I,
of this city.
Customs inspectors of Nogales,
Sonora, both foot and mounted,
are to be uniformed, according
to an official order recently is.
sued from Mexico City. In the
order all customs inspectors are
requested to provide themselves
with uniforms to be cut, tailored
and in the regulation colors pre-.
scribed by the customs head.
quarters, at the expense of the