The border vidette., 1926-06-19

turned from a com blned business
and pleasure visit in California.
Attorney Alfred Trippel and
family, after months visit here
with Mrs. Trippel's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Titcomb, have re.
turned to their home in Los An
geles. The trip home was made
via. the Grand Canyon, by auto.
mobile.
Pablo D. c. Gonzalez, manager
of the Nogales Commission Com,
pany has returned from a bust
ness trip to Aqua Prieta, Naco
and Cananea, being accompanied
by Alberto Hoeffer, Jr., secret
ary of the Sonora Brewery, at
Hermosi!lo.
Walter Frazier, mine superin
tendent in the great copper
mines at Cananea, Sonora. Mex
leo, is Nogales visitor, being
accompanied by his wife and
lovely little daughter, Betty.
While here Walter will join The
Elks lodge.
The address made by Judge
Charles B. Hardy, at the Flag
Day services of the Nogales Elks
lodge, Sunday evening at the
Methodist church, was one of
the best ever heard in Nogales.
Judge Hardy is one of the finest,
most forceful public speakers in
Arizona.
w. F. Pearce (Old BID. from
his farm in the beautiful San
Rafael valley, was a business
visitor in Nogales Thursday in
connection with making final
proof on his homestead, before
U. S. Commissioner w. A. O'Con.
nor. Bill is an experienced farm.
err, who has made good"
William Cumming, officer of
the Cumming-Moore Ora phite
Company, Of Detroit, Michigan,
en- route to the company's pro
ducing graphite mines in Sono
ra, Mexico, was a Nogales visit
or Thursday and Friday Of this
week. Bill Bremer, of this city.
is superintendent of the mines.
Jack Lynch, Arizona Univer.
sity fighter, in letter to Art
Strickland, OF the Aztec Club,
Nogales, Sonora, says he will
meet Bob Lawson, colored fight.
err. who recently defeated Jack
Johnson, in a main event to be
given at the Bull Ring, Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico, the afternoon Of
July 4th.
Constantine A. Macris, young
Nogales boy and member Of the
graduating class Of the High
School this year is high mau in
the examinations open to High
Schools in the state and winner
of the $1,000 award made pos
sible by the University of Ari
zona. Young Macris, who won
the award by wide margin, will
receive the $1,000 in sums of $3.50
per year for four years.
Miss Burdette Roark and E.
r. Purdum, former residents of
Nogales. were married at the
home of the brides sister at Tue.
son on Wednesday of last week,
according to announcement re
ceived in Nogales. The bride
formerly taught school at So
noita, and is sister of Blaine
Roark Of this city. The newly
weds will make their home in
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Purdum
is practicing law.
On July 26 and 81, the Arizona
assessors and the Arizona Tax
Commission will hold their an.
nual conference in Nogales, &C.
cording to announcement made
by County Assessor Victor j.
Wager. Business sessions will
be held at the county court
house, with an informal program
of luncheons and banquets to
be conducted in Nogales, Sonora,
More than 100 visitors from up
State are expected here for the
two days conference, stated Mr..
Wager.
Nogales Elks are all set for
their big annual reunion this
evening. and tomorrow. At Z
o'clock this evening the nam.
moth street parade will be held
after which large class will be
initiated into the mysteries OF
the BEST People On Earth, " al
the Elks Club in Morley avenue.
Tomorrow noon special train
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