The border vidette., 1926-02-13

duiueT, was OOrQ6r city VlSlGOl
| Wednesday from his headquart
ers in Phoenix.
Editor Howard Keener Of the
Santa Cruz Patagonian, of Pata
gonia, was a visitor on the bor-
der Monday few hours, being
accompanied by his aunt. who
owns a splendid ranch in the be.
autifnl San Rafael Valley, this
county.
w. r. Matthews, connected
with the Arizona Daily Star,
visited the border Thursday from
Tucson, and was guest at the
Nogales Kiwanis Club luncheon,
which was presided over by FL.
r. Sisk, publisher Of the Noga
les Herald.
II, r. Sisk, publisher of The
Herald, leaves for Bisbee tomor
row morning to meet with Kent
Cooper, general manager and
Paul Cowles, superintendent of
the Associated Press, at a gene.
raj meeting of Arizona members
to be held there tomorrow after.
noon.
Joe Berk, proprietor of the
Modern Shop, Hon. G. L. Robin.
son, vice Mexican consul and
daughter, and Pepe Astiazaran,
we're among the we'll known
local people who left Nogales
Wednesday afternoon to attend
the big carnival at Mazatlan,
Sinaloa.
A. Macfarlane, manager Of the
Ell Progreso Mining company,
and Of. the Moctezuma Metals
Syndicate, en- route to his home
in Phoenix, from his mining
properties, located in the central
part of the state of Sonora He
was accompanied by George
Moore of Phoenix.
Superintendent J. j Peterson
of the Big Jim mine near Har
shaw, was county seat visitor
yesterday, having motored down
to the border to meet President
Keating, who arrived from his
homesin California on the noon
train for a visit of inspection at
the Big Jim mine.
A number of Nogales people
motored to Tucson Wednesday
evening to attend the sessions of
the Grand Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star. At 1880 o'clock
the work was exemplified by
Arizona Chapter No. 2, O. e. S.
of Tucson, and at 9 o'clock there
was grand ball in the Masonic
temple. .e
w, Banning Vail, manager Of
the Empire Ranch, located in
Pima and Santa Cruz counties,
and owned by The Vail Company
has beensa Nogaless visitor this
week from the Empire ranch.
The Vail Company are pasturing
1000 head of cattle on the Mas.
carenas ranches in Sonora, near
the international line.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank J.
Barry, former we'll known citi.
zens of Nogales, who now reside
in Los Angeles, visited their
many, Nogales friends this week.
Mr.. Barry, who is a. brilliant
lawyer and orator, is making a
big success on the Pacific coast
practicing his profession. Both
be and his estimable wife enjoy
excellent health.
@. F.. Holler, pioneer customs
house broker and commission
man, returned Thursday from
Hermosillo, where he accompa
MED Albert S. Harvey, vice pre-
sident, and general manager of
the United States Graphite Co. !,
who is here from Saginaw, Mi
chigan, to visit his company's
great producing mines situated
near Minas Prietas, Sonora.
The Nogales Rotary Club
members and guests at yester.
days regular weekly luncheon,
were entertained by an interest.
ing educational address by Supe.
rior Judge w. A. O'Cohnor. who
paid a glowing tribute to Abra
ham Lincoln, world figure in his.
tory and ideal of millions, whose
117th bithday anniversary was
celebrated yesterday throughout
the Nations.
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