The border vidette., 1927-07-23

last night at the Armory. Capt.
Ed. J. Reeves proudly put his
brave boys through their first
drill all "dolled-up." There
are sixty two members of Com
pany "A" many of whom are
World War veterans, and Capt.
Reeves says he is confident his
company can out drill and out
shoot any other company in the
state of Arizona.
Mrs. Mildred Audry, wife of
Major Audry, U. S. A +, arrived
in Nogales last night from New
York for a months visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Fowler, at the beau
tiful Fowler Place on North
Grand Avenue. Charley Fow
ler motored to Tucson to meet
his sister who came on the west
bound Southern Pacific train.
Jack O'Keefe, who first saw
the light in Leadville, Colorado,
is here from Miami, and may de
eide to locate in this wonderful
oasis" where Volstead and the
Eighteen Amendment are given
the equine" laugh. Jack is an
expert mixer" and is doing his
stuff at the White Front Bar in
Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. now
owned by Joe and Tex. and
managed by Pat Larkin.
Nogales was visited this week
by two happy lads, formerly of
Cleveland. Ohio, now residents
of Tucson. They we're S. P.
Holobaugb, who represents the
Swift Company in southern Ari
zona, and L. III. Beeman, con-
nected with the Tucson Steam
Laundry Co. The boys were
school mates in Cleveland and
their meeting on the Mexican
border was a happy occasion.
On Monday news was receiv.
ed here of the death of Miss
Florence Elizabeth Purdue, only
sister of Mrs. Henry Damn.
which occurred early Monday
morning, July 18, at her home
in Del Ray, Virginia, suburb
of Washington, D. G. Miss Pur.
due made many friends in No,
gales when she visited here in
April and May, last. with her
father. the Rev. T. M. Purdue.
On Wednesday, July Goth. the
Nogales Hirams club celebrated
it's third birthday anniversary at
the regular weekly luncheon
held at the Masonic temple. A
special program had been ar.
ranged and the ladies furnished
a wonderful birthday cake with
three candles. Professor Orlopp
rendered number of violin Sc
lections and Miss Sander several
vocal selections.s The birthday
party was a great success.
Captain A. G. Cradle, @ M.
Res. U. s.. A., left today for
Camp Stephen D. Little at NO.
gales, Arizona, where be has
been detailed as G. M. II. G. in
structor for six weeks, ending
August 31st. Captain Cradle
was civilian aid to the president
for Oklahoma for 1926. Okla
homa exceeded it's quota of boys
for citizens military training
When the boys of Arizona rea
lize what four weeks military
training will do for them. men.
tally, morally and physically,
the government will not have
camps large enough to hold
them.-Tempe Daily News.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Brown of
Pittsburg, Penn, have arrived
in Nogales where they will make
| their home. Mr.. Brown is an
experienced hotel and restaur
ant man, who comes from the
Smokey City" we'll recommend
ed as man who knows his bust
ness and Shoots square. He
has purchased the old Phoenix
Bar just a few steps across the
interuational border in Mexico,
which will be opened this even,
ing as THE American Bar.
In the management of his new
wet goods emporium, Sam will
be assisted by George Layne,
one of the best mixers" on the
border. Sam and George know
their onions; drop in and see
them when you go abroad.
Tim p. Nardelli has arrived
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