The border vidette., 1927-09-24

]. D. Grant, mine operator OF
New York, en- route to the West
Coast of Mexico on mining busi.
ness, was in Nogales this week.
Captain L. w. Mix, pioneer
citizen of Nogales, where be owns
valuable real estate, has return.
ed from an extended sojourn at
Burlingame, California, where be
and his family have a pleasant
home. Capt. Mix is the father
of the Nogales volunteer fire de
partment.
Thomas T. Morrissey has ar
rived here from Denver, Colora
do, to take up his duties in the
securities department of the Fos
hay Company, owner of the
Southern Arizona Power Com
pany, public utilities company of
this city. Mf. Morrissey will be
associated with Thomas Pitts,
manager.
Uncle Bill Pierce, from his
splendid farm just across the
Santa Cruz county line in Co
chise county, is in the city today
with. q wagon load of the finest
cooking apples ever seen in this
section. The apples should bring
the top market price. They are
[beauties and of fine quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Wheeler,
accompanied by Mr.. Wheeler's
mother. have returned from q
delightful automobile trip to San
Diego. Long Beach. and other
points of interest in California.
Mr.. Wheeler is assistant cashier
of the First National Bank of
Nogales, which important posi-.
tion he has held a number of
years.
Attorney Malcolm Little. ac~
companfed by his wife has gone
to New York and other eastern
points for a months visit. Dur.
ing his absence from Nogales.
his son. Malcolm Little. Jr., re.
Gently returned from Stanford
University. California, where be
took . post graduate course. will
be ia charge of the Little law
offices in the Trust Building.
| Hugo W.. Miller, local assayer
and chairman of the board of
supervisors, has returned from q
tripsto Ballinger, Texas, Camp
Perry, Ohio, and Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Miller, who is i'll at Ball,
niger. with diptheria, contracted
en- route east. is on the road to
recovery, according to kilograms
received here. The children are
visiting relatives at Ballinger,
where their mother is 10 q hos
pital under quarantine.
Harry Renshaw, secretary of
the Nogales Building & Loan
+! Association, returned Wednes.
day from the Camp Perry, Ohio,
rifle matches, full of praise for
the splendid records made by
shooters. from Noga1es. In the
running Deer Match, George W.
Parker, Jr.. Of this city. won
third place, and in the best pistol
shots of the entire country, aga
inst $50, Captain G. A. Peck,
25th Infantry. won fortieth place.
Clinton Wager, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor j. Wager. has gone
to Flagstaff to attend the North.
ern Arizona Teachers college.
Clinton made the all state High
School football team while a
| member of the Nogales High
ESchool, from which be was gradu
ated last May. He expects to
become member of the Teach
ers' college team. Clinton is a
star football player. His many
Nogales friends wish him good
luck, always.
Horace P. MeGee, manager OF
a great vegetable farm near Ca
jeme, Sonora, Mexico, accom-.
panied by his wife and son,
Horace McGee. returned to the
south country on Wednesdays s
train. following delightful
vacation spent motoring through
Arizona. Mr.. MCGEE resided in
| Nogales and Hermosillo q mum
Der of years, and has a host OF
friends here and in the Sonora