The border vidette., 1926-01-09

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day noon at the Masonic temple.
VIM. A. Scatena, West Coast
of Mexico produce man, return.
ed yesterday morning from his
tomato farm near ~Bamoa, Sin. e,
Mexico. Billy Scatena is one of
the best known successful pro
duce men doing business on the
international border. His offices
in the l.. Ephraim building on
Morley avenue.
Colonel A. j. Macnab. Jr., of
the United States army, now
stationed in Washington, D. c.,
and several years past the com
manding officer at Camp Stephen
D. Little, has returned from an
extended visit on West Coast of
Mexico, guest of General AL
varo Oregon and Don Carlos
Diaz, former Mexican collector
Of customs at Nogales, Sonora.
Attorney Leslie G. Hardy,
senior member of the law firm
Of Hardy & Hardy, this city,
who is Santa Cruz county's re
preventative in the Arizona state
senate, denies the Phoenix press
report that he will remove from
Nogales to make his home ia
the capital city. This will be
good news to Senator. Hardy's
many friends throughout Santa
Cruz county.
s, For SALE A BARGA1N-Lot
Thirty-three approximately II
BY no feet, and part, Of Lot
number Thirty. situated on the
north (high) side of Elm strest,.
opposite the Bulge Flats. An
ideal site for an apartment house
or residene, being near the Elm
street school and close to the
business cent For particulars
see Emory D. Miller at THE
BoRER VIDETTE Office. = !
Cyrus H. K. Curtis, head of
the Curtis Publishing Co., of.
Philadelphis, publishers of the
the Saturday Evening Post: La
dies Home Journal and the
Country Gentleman, who. is a
winter guest at the San Marcus
hotel At Chandler, has been in
vited by the Chamber of Com .
nerce to visit Nogales next
week. IS an honor guest of the
Chamber of Commerce.
:. Miss Evelyn Jones and James
Wenman, both of Globe, were
married ia this city last Satur.
day afternoon, the Rev. Walter
Hugh McNeely of the St. An.
drew'sa sa.Episcopalchurc otficiat.
ing: The young couple arrriv.
ing here with a party Of friends
In the forenoon were married at
the heme of Rev. McNeely and
Immediately. departed for Globe,
where. they will reside.
= Ed. F: Bohlinger, Patagonia
mining man, who is administra.
tor OF the r: r. Richardson es.
tate, was in Nogales the fore
part Of the week, on his way to
Tucson. where he motored to
meet Mr.. Blakeley, of Franklin.
Pa, a@nephew of the late. Col.
r. r.. Richardson, founder of
Patagonia, and for many years
one Of the states most promi
nent, successful pioneer citizens.
Imports and exports at the
Port of Nogales for the month
of December are almost equal
according to official customs re
ports showing imports at 81. .227,.
875, against exports set at ST..
308, ia. Imports Of gold and
silver for the month. Of. Decem.
ber reached a new mark of
$227, 1913 against exports of $751;,
984. Nogales led in business
over Douglas $7O3, 300 and Naco
$542,729.
At the annual meeting of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce
held Thursday night. the follow.
ing directors for the ensuing year
were elected: J. G. Barnes, r.
G. Bean, Robert S. Burns, P. M.
Capin, A. A. Castaneda, P. M.
Clagett, E. K. Cumming, Bracey
Curtis, Manuel, Escalada, l.. P.
Frazier. A.. M. Gillespie, Dr.. A.
l.. Gustetter, J. A. Harrison, j.
F. Johpson, John Jund, ]. N.
Karam, Robert E. Lee, Dave
Loeb. Harry Narcotic, Fl. w.
Miller, M. Middleton, W. J.
Phillips, Spiro Proto, FL. R.
Sisk, A. G. Stearns, E. A. Tit
comb, j. C.. Vinegar and DIR.
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