The border vidette., 1926-02-27

ican Legion, and William Collier
adjutant of the local post, return
ed Sunday from a Legion meet
ing held in Phoenix, and presided
over by Woodson Hooker, Col
onel Of Infantry, and comman
der of the 25th Infantry station
ed at Camp Stephen D. Little,
this city.
Captain Leroy Weyrick, of the
4O9th Infantry, made a score OF
18l out of possible 200 in firing
with company of the l58sh Ia
fantry, A. N. G., last Sunday.
This is a percentage of 90.5%,
or 5 $50 above experts rifleman.
1t is comforting to know that
American men have not forgot
ten how to shoot straight when
the need arises, Captain Wey
rick resided in Nogales mum Der
of years.
Frank Reagan and G.. H.
Flewelling, who recently pur
chased the Hunter ranch near
Elgin, this county, were county
seat visitors Wednesday and
Thursday of this week on bust
ness connected with the purchase
of the Lee Parker herd of cattle,
which Reagan end Flewelling
have added to their bunch of
whiteface. Resides raising cat
tie and horses, the boys are busy
blowing for growing feed for
their critters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dye and
Mrs. T. 6. Wright and son, Gray
Jr. returned Monday evening
from Phoenix, where they visit
ed Mr.. Wright, local Southern
Pacific terminal superintendent.
who is spending several months
in Phoenix while recuperating
from an illness. Mr.. Wright's
many friends will be pleased to
learn that he is getting along
nicely in the Salt River valley
where the climate this time of
the year cannot be eQualed any
where in the United States.
w. Beckford Kibbey, Jr., from
the Alamo Rancho 10 Sonora,
Mexico, was very much in evi.
dence at the Rodeo dance given
last Monday night at the Ritz.
Nogales. Sonora. which lasted
until five o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Kibbey is a past mas
ter when it comes to entertaining
cowboys and cowgirls in the good
western style. He was ably as
sisted by his friend, Leighton
Kramer, millionaire sportsman,
whose country home near Tue
son, is one OF the show places
of southern Arizona.
G. G. Hall, Arizona agent for
Underwood Typewriter Co.. with
headquarters in Tucson, is a
border city visitor. being accom-
panied by Albert Tsngora,
Worlds Champio Typist," OF
New York City, who with bis
bride, is tourning the west in the
interest of Underwoods, Is of
which were recently furnished
the Nogales schools by Mr.. Hall.
While here Tangora gave an ex
hibition at the High School
where he demonstrated just what
can be accomplished by one who
knows his Underwood.
State Senator Mike Hannon of
Greenlee county, accompanied
by his wife and son, and Tom.
Jack and Dan, his brothers. and
sister in law, Mrs. Jack Hannon,
| and brother in law. Tom McGraw W
all of San Francisco, spent the
week end in Nogales with friends
Senator Harmon, who is a we
althy mine owner. and party are
seeing southern Arizona by au
tomobile. They greatly enjoyed
their visit to Nogales. the clean
est, best town on the interna
tional border. Monday they de
parted for Metcalf, Mikes home
town.
Tuesday night the Circle (Z)
guest ranch at Bloxton between
Noga1es and Patagonia, was the
scene of a delightful informal
dinner party at which Carl and
Mrs. Zinsmelster and Lee Tin.
smeister, were hosts and hostess
to their friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert G. Bean. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Phillips and Captain and
Mrs. Rocks of this city, and
John A. Mcpherson, American
vice consul at Guaymas, and
Edwin F. Helck of Louisville