The border vidette., 1927-04-16
APRIL 1e, 1927
LOCAL NEW S.

men. were here yesterday.
H. O. Mantor, federal cattle
inspector. with headquarters in
El Paso, Texas, is bere on off
cial business.
Members of the Rotary club
met yesterday noon at the Ma
sonic hall for the weekly lunch.
con meeting.
The Nogales Hirams club held
it's regular weekly luncheon
meeting Wednesday noon at the
Masonic hall.
z. 0. Stocker and w. Griffith,
Cajeme, Sonora, Mexico farmers
are guests at the Montezuma,
IRON the West Coast, where they
own valuable agricultural land.
$ Floyd M. Thompson, Llano,
Sonora, mining man, has re
turned to his home in Tucson,
following visit ,to his com
pany's gold property in Sonora.
A. E. Sanders local manager
of Piggly Wiggley's store, has
returned from business trip to
Yuma, where his brother Had
ley Sanders, is operating two
Piggly Wiggley stores.
Gus Michaels, Chief of the No
gales Fire Department. will 20
to Phoenix week on business for
the lumber department of Roy
& Titcomb, Inc, with which he
is connected. He will be gone
several days.
w. J. Mitchell, manager of
the Placerito silver bonanza in
Sonora, thirty miles west from
Hermosillo, departed yesterday
for the mine, from which rich
ore is being shipped to El Pa
so, Texas, through Nogales.
Alan Gillespie, son of A. M !.
Gillespie, president of the No
gales National Bank, departed
Monday for San Francisco to
Join his friend Captain Hansen,
wealthy retired sea captain on
five months voyage to Norway
and other countries in Europe.
Attorney S. Fred Noon. for.
merly of Nogales, now practic
ing his profession in San Diego,
is here on a combined business
and pleasure visit. Mr.. Noon
is the father of County Attorney
Bonsall Noon and the son of
DR.. A. H. Noon of this city.
Work on the big new Enferno
Cave, Nogales, Sonora, is pro
crossing nicely under the per:
sonal supervision of Tom Woods
and Frank Lown, contractors
and builders: The Enferno will
be opened May 1st by Seward w.
Trimmer. with George Layne as
manager.
The banquet given by Mayor.
Elect Harry j. Harms, city al
dermen and members of the
Citizens Progressive Club at the
Cave Club. in honor of Arthur
Peck, president of the club, was
a very happy affair. Arturo
won his spurs on the political
battle field and is entitled to
enjoy wearing them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerie,
of San Diego, on a motor sight.
seeing tour of Arizona, spent
the week end in ambos Nogales.
From here they will visit the
great Roosevelt dam and the
Grand Canyon. Ralph is a we'll
known sportsman. He and his
charming wife greatly enjoyed
their short stay in Nogales.
Senator I. L. Pyle, who with
a group of experienced practical
mining men is developing the
old Gold King mines, near No
gales, formerly owned by the
estate of the late Rudolfo Vas
quez, has gone to Los Angeles
| on business connected with the
operation of the Gold King. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Pyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bow
man, many years residents ol
Nogales, who now make their
home in San Diego. Calf, where
they own beautiful residence
we're members of coast city ex
cursionists who visited Nogales
several hours last Monday. The
Bowmans are held in high es
TEEN by their many old time
friends who always are glad te
welcome them back TO their ole
home town-Nogales.