The border vidette., 1927-08-06

and will spend the remainder of
the summer in Nogales. They
have taken the Burns home.
Doc Potter of Tucson was a
border city visitor Sunday. He
came down to witness the base
ball game between the Soldiers
and Internationals. Takes more
than a rain storm to stop Doc
who in an enthusiastic fan.
Harry Hughes, Sinaloa, Mex
leo, planter, on his way to Los
Angeles. from the West Coast, of
Mexico. stopped over a few days
in Nogales this week. He was
a guest at The Evans, now be
ing managed by D. N. Sands.
L. r. Dorland, head of the
local horticultural department,
has gone to Los Angeles and
San Francisco for an outing
with his family. During Mr..
Dorland's absence the office will
be in charge of r. A. Rogers.
DR.. M. A. Waerschmidt, we'll
known Nogales optometrist, has
returned from Empalme, Sonora,
Mexico, where, went on profes
sional business. The doctor is
official eyesight specialist for
the S. p de Nj. railroad com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman D. Pom
eroy aud son, who have been
visiting their former home at
Pueblo. Colorado for the past
month. will leave Pueblo on
Sunday and motor to Albuquer
que the first day arriving in No
gales on Tuesday.
The Citizen Auto Stage com.
pany has a handsome new Fa
geol, 26 passenger, chair, safety
coach stage now operating be
tween Nogales and Tucson. Two
round trips are made by new
bus daily, the first trip being
made last Saturday.
Judge D. j. Half, attorney for
the Kansas City, Mexico. and
Orient railroad, is in the city
from Mexico City, enroute to
Kansas City. He is the guest of
Bracey Curtis. treasurer of the
K. G. NJ. and O. and president of
the First National Bank.
The members of St. Andrews
Episcopal church this week pur
chased the nice residence owned
by General Alvaro Obregon, at
$50 Crawford street for rectory
which will be occupied by the
Rev. Frederick O.. Taylor ard
family about September 1st.
The Foreign Club, Ruben Bar.
bachano. manager. knocked a
homer when that up-to-the-
minute place OF amusement had
the Iron Man" broadcast the
many attractions of the Foreign
Club during the 100-hour test,
ending today with Whippet.
The Club Bohemia, will give a
dance at Treppiedi's. Nogales,
Sonora, Mexico, tomorrow night.
in honor of Queen Olga. recent
ed chosen as queen of the club
in a popular election. Invita-
tions for the affair have been
sent out and q large attendance
is anticipated.
The home of Mr.. andl Mrs.
Noises Canalle was made happy
Monday by the arrival of twin
boys, making the second pair to
gladden. the Canalle home dur.
ing the past seven years. The
mother and twins are doing
nicely, and Noises is receiving
the congratulations of his many
friends.
Ellis Stoltz, manager of the
Nogales tourist camp in Grand
avenue, has just completed three
large advertising signs for the
purpose of advertising Nogales
and the tourist camp. The signs
read, You'll like Nogales. You'll
like old Mexico, You'll like us,
Nogales Tourist Camp, 974
Grand avenue.
Harry j. Saxon, former state
representative in the Arizona
legislature and sheriff of Santa
Cruz county, who is now con
ducting a big stock ranch near
Wilcox, Arizona, is visiting No
gales, where be and his estima
BILE family resided many years.
He came to preside at a cattle
hearing today.
A card received by the Herald
from Mr.. and Mrs. James A..
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