The border vidette., 1926-10-02
OCTOBER 2, 1926
LOCAL NEWS.

/ w. BeckfOrd klbbey, Jr., Is 9
visitor in the city from his great
hacienda in Sonora.
! l.. r. Dorland, local head OF
the horticulture department., has
gone to San Francisco on a short
business trip.
| The Nogales Hirams met Wed.
nesday noon for their regular
weekly luncheon, at the Masonic
temple. Flood waters and Noah's
Ark, were discussed by the mem.
bers.
The heavy rains Saturday
night and Sunday. damage the
beautiful home of Harry j.
Karns and Camp Stephen D. Lit.
tie to the extent of many thous
and dollars.
Ray L. Cary, formerly local
manager for the Western Union,
is visiting in the city from Phoe
nix, where be now makes his
headquarters. Ray is a guest at
the Montezuma.
President Robt. G. Bean and
Secretary J. 3. Bristol of the
Nogales Rotary club, returned
yesterday from president and
secretaries meeting Of the Ari.
zona district. held at Williams.
Charles l.. Fowler, collector
of customs for the Arizona dis
trict, has returned from Phoenix,
where be has been in conference
with political leaders in charge
of Senator Ralph Cameron's
campaign for re election.
A small fire at the st. Joseph's
hospital. Monday afternoon, ,caus.
ed little damage. The fire de.
partment quickly responded to
the call, and the blaze which
started just above the operating
room, was soon extinguished.
Mrs. Theodore S. Marsh, mem.
Der of the board of regents of
the University of Arizona, ac,.
companied by her two lovely
daughters, has gone to Wash
ington, D. G. The girls will enter
one of Virginia's famous colleges.
Charles E. Wheeler, assistant
cashier at the First National
Bank of Nogales, accompanied
by his wife and mother, Mrs. FL.
r. Wheeler. returned Wednes
day from an automobile trip
through Asizona and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Grohs,
and their two charming daugh
ters, who have been sojourning
at the old Gold Rose camp. near
this city. have returned to their
home at Whittier, California.
The cross county trip is being
made by automobile. ,
A large crowd attended the
first big American Legion dance
at the Aztec club in Nogales,
Sonora, last Saturday night.
The other two dances to be given
for the benefit of the Legion
boys Armistice Day, will be held
tonight and on the night of Oc.
tober is.
Hal Chase, one of the best
baseball players in the United
States and former manager of
the Nogales Internationals, is
spending a few days in the city
from his home in California.
Hal is a little crippled up as
result of an automobile accident
in California a month ago, but
he's still going strong.
| Arthur Peck, commander OF
the Ridge-Igo Post of the Amer.
ican Legion, has been named
district. commander of District
No. 8, including Douglas, Bisbee,
Tucson, Benson and Willcoz
posts in the Departments of Ari.
zona, according to announcement,
recently made by w. Vol De-
Camp. state commander.
The Associated Charities o1
Nogales have applied to the state
corporation commission for a Ger
tificate of Incorporation. The
incorporators are J. A. Harrison
Bracey Curtis, M. Escalada, J
B. Bristol, Mrs. Magma Phillips
Mrs. Bessie Parker, Robt. Burns
Victor j. Wager, Mrs. Cors
Clagett and 0. A. Smith.
Jack Lynch, idol of Arizons
fight fans, and Jack Roper, O.
Hollywood. scheduled to NEE
at the Aztec Bull Ring last Sun